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riverview2017-11-11 10:36 pm
krasnaya_vdova) wrote in riverview2017-11-11 10:36 pm
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[Ava doesn't smile at the camera. For those that don't know her, she's a young woman with bright red hair and slightly unnatural blue eyes. She's wearing a grey shirt and seems to be sitting in a window seat as she looks at the camera, a pencil tapping idly against a pad of paper leaning against her knees.]
As some of you may or may not know, there are formerly dead reactors and power relays in the Abandoned City that are no longer dead, and there is also now a functional SkyTram line that runs from the city gates out to the waterfall.
So, I'll keep this short and sweet: I'm looking for some people that can help further this. We need to connect the reactors to existing facilities, and expand the SkyTram lines so there is easy transportation. Engineering, construction, experience with electricity and energy grids. I'm looking for anyone who's good. I don't care what your training is, just convince me I need you.
I could also use some people willing to work guard duty or man patrols while these projects are in process. The Perimeter Guard are great, but some volunteers would help ensure we're not taxing them as the project expands.
If you need encouragement, one of the facilities I'd like to see made accessible is a natural hot spring.
As some of you may or may not know, there are formerly dead reactors and power relays in the Abandoned City that are no longer dead, and there is also now a functional SkyTram line that runs from the city gates out to the waterfall.
So, I'll keep this short and sweet: I'm looking for some people that can help further this. We need to connect the reactors to existing facilities, and expand the SkyTram lines so there is easy transportation. Engineering, construction, experience with electricity and energy grids. I'm looking for anyone who's good. I don't care what your training is, just convince me I need you.
I could also use some people willing to work guard duty or man patrols while these projects are in process. The Perimeter Guard are great, but some volunteers would help ensure we're not taxing them as the project expands.
If you need encouragement, one of the facilities I'd like to see made accessible is a natural hot spring.
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Well, the relay's running above baseline now.
[Gee, I wonder how that could have happened?]
I was more interested in if you had any theories beyond the "maybe it was struck by lightning" I've heard tossed around the Perimeter Guard.
Though, I will say your assessment isn't exactly incorrect.
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[Maybe he is full of himself, but at least he's got the chops to back it up.]
Above baseline is good. More than I'm used to working with.
Oh, you meant about how it got started up? Couldn't tell you, not until we got out there to take a look at it. It would've needed a jump start in the form of some kind of power surge from an outside source. Lightning makes sense, but there could be a few other explanations. From what I've gathered, there's been some previous examples of the abandoned tech out there coming back to life on its own, maybe something like that booted up the system, as it were. If it's something like that, it could be pretty useful.
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[A little wry, but there's a touch of humor to it.]
I've been out there a couple times. If you're interested, I could show you what we're looking at. I'm hoping to be able to put together a few teams in the next couple days. If nothing else, I'd be interested in a different perspective on whatever data we get back.
I'm sorry this is so late...
I'm definitely interested. I've done a lot of fieldwork in my time, though, if that has any bearing on whether or not you want me out there with you. I'll admit, though, you'd do very well to take me along. I often do my best work in the field.