voice █ un: murdock

[fogwells]

[ There's a clearing of a throat, followed soon by a low voice, calm and steady in its nature. He's well practiced in his speech, as if he's had to make an introduction like this about a thousand times, and with his career choice, he has. ]

Hello there. My name is Matt Murdock, and while I am a new resident here, I work in the offices of Bülent & Feige. In my — [ He pauses for a brief moment. ] — previous home, I ran my own law firm at Nelson & Murdock, so I guarantee that I have the study and experience of being a well-practiced defense attorney. So if you're in a tough legal position, and you need assistance under the law, I can provide that support for you.

[ His voice remains soft as he finishes: ]

Now, there's a reason I didn't put the video on this, but ... [ He briefly switches the setting to video, a dark haired man now in view of the screen, round glasses over his eyes as he offers a warm smile. ] While I won't be able to identify you for — [ He gestures to his eyes, waving his fingers. ] Obvious reasons. If you need to find me for professional guidance, please don't hesitate.

Comments

[ragnarsson]

Yes. [And proud of it.]

I forget not everyone here knows that. My name is Ivar Ragnarsson, sometimes called Ivar the Boneless. [If Matt's a fan of European history, it's possible he's run across the name. Ivar will be known one day for his historical cleverness, cruelty, and being unable to walk. But he's at the start of his career right now, still just a sixteen year old kid angry at the world, and willing to raze all of England to the ground because of it.]

[fogwells]

[ It's not quite his area of expertise, his studies having mostly stuck to the different cultural ideas of law. Though he's skimmed through the age of Vikings once or twice, it's not something that sticks out in any of his readings. ]

That's — pretty incredible. I hadn't realized this place brought along people from different ages of history. Though I suppose there's really no basis for having a bias over it in the first place.

[ragnarsson]

It seems to pull in more people from after the year 2000. I'm more of an exception. I haven't met anyone that was pulled from closer to my own time.

[He'd wondered why there was such a pattern. Maybe people from the future were more adaptable to all the new tech of the city. After all, he was still learning even after being here five months.]