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forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
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DAY 98 | 26:02
i never actually thanked you for getting me out of there
[Guess who's feeling much more agreeable after having a nap.]
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I read your admiration and appreciation in the way you didn't kick me.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
You're welcome, doc. So she's a friend of yours from home?
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hawke? yes. shes a good friend
[Which is saying something. He doesn't have a lot of those.]
FROM: anders@cdc.org
it figures that she would drop in just in time to help with a rescue operation. that tends to be how things go
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I hear you. I know someone a bit like that myself. Good type of friend to have, even if it brings a lot of chaos with it.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Wanna state for the record that I'm not about to drug someone against their will, though. I'll tease, but I'm not gonna do that.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Unless their life's directly in danger. Or they're putting someone else in danger, that sort of thing. So yeah, I'll harass you, and I do have dried celye blossom on hand, but I won't go there.
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i believe you. i was still half-drugged when you found me, though. cant blame me for being a little touchy
FROM: anders@cdc.org
ill tell hawke she can believe you too
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You were having a pretty bad day. I'll give you that. And thanks.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
How're you doing?
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better. i managed to sleep, even with the
FROM: anders@cdc.org
"noise" doesnt really seem like a good enough word for it
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Screams. That's what it felt like. Maybe it's not accurate. But there was a lot behind it.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Glad you got some sleep, though. Maybe we're in for a break for a few now, but better to be rested in case we're not.
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FROM: anders@cdc.org
at this point i think its safer to assume we arent
FROM: anders@cdc.org
whatever that was, i certainly wouldnt call it a positive development
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Plan for the worst, hope for the best. It's a pretty universal sentiment.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Let me know if I can help Hawke with any tech questions or issues. Remember to tell her the rovers aren't mage-powered.
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when are you going to let that go
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Five, six decades from now. Give or take a few years.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's a good one. Even you've gotta admit that.
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i dont have to admit anything
[anders stop]
FROM: anders@cdc.org
the only way anything like that would work where im from is with magic. i dont think it was that outrageous an assumption to make
[anders please]
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It's more advanced tech. Your world will have it eventually. And your world will have scientific explanations for more. It's what all worlds do as they progress.
[Takes two to... whatever it is they're doing.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Everything's magic until you know how it works.
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do you really want to start this again?
[Too late because he's starting it.]
FROM: anders@cdc.org
we know how magic works. maybe your world is the one that hasnt caught up yet
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It's not my world that doesn't have scientific reasons for why someone's a mage and why others aren't.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Anyone ever tell you you're fun to rile up and tease? Did Hawke have to make her animal sit on you?
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He opts not to try it.]
FROM: anders@cdc.org
its a dog. do you seriously not have dogs where youre from?
[He's also not honoring either of those questions with a response.]
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So that's a dog. We have some similar things on Palaven, but nothing that looks quite like that. And you don't see pets that big in space.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Rodents, fish, small reptiles, that's what you're likely to see out there. Space is at a premium. In space.
[He sees the avoidance... and counts it as a win.]
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doesnt seem like the cdc got that message
FROM: anders@cdc.org
there are just as many animals as people in my rover. provided legend doesnt eat my chicken any time soon
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The CDC doesn't pack us all into a ship the whole time. They operate a little differently.
[Way to ignore his totally funny joke there.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
My rover's never had that problem. Had a bahari for a while, Piper, but just the one. And then a lot of flowers.
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FROM: anders@cdc.org
ill take the bahari over the flowers personally. at least we can be reasonably certain the bahari wont kill us
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FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Yamanaka Ino's managing the flowers. She knows a lot about them from home, so we're safe.
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thats actually legitimately reassuring
FROM: anders@cdc.org
i think id still pick the bahari though
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Well. If I actually had a choice in the matter, I might too. But I'm short on useful animals.
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thats a shame. its nice to have cats around the rover
FROM: anders@cdc.org
even if one of them does try to eat my chicken on a daily basis
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