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forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
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IC Contact - Consignment
vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
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FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Yeah, sure. Through this or in person?
Yeah, sure. Through this or in person?
[ In truth, Garrus is one of the people he's least worried about. Not for lack of caring, but because he's a capable guy and doesn't need a babysitter.
It doesn't mean he doesn't worry at all. ]
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
You made it here okay, right?
It doesn't mean he doesn't worry at all. ]
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
You made it here okay, right?
...why didn't I see this until now. I'm sorry!
forgivetheinsubordination
2015-02-17 05:50 am (UTC)(link)
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I did. Safe and sound and in camp. And you? Watermonster didn't take a limb off, I'm hoping.
[Yeah, he... asked after you a little.]
I did. Safe and sound and in camp. And you? Watermonster didn't take a limb off, I'm hoping.
[Yeah, he... asked after you a little.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
More than just the animals?
More than just the animals?
FROM: anders@cdc.org
i never actually thanked you for getting me out of there
[Guess who's feeling much more agreeable after having a nap.]
i never actually thanked you for getting me out of there
[Guess who's feeling much more agreeable after having a nap.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
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?
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?
[That's... not a name he'd expected to see as a sender. But he's glad to see it anyway.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I can't calibrate the Marvel's weapons systems from here. I'm good, but I'm not that good.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
But other than that, yes.
[And that's how much he trusts Noh-Varr.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I can't calibrate the Marvel's weapons systems from here. I'm good, but I'm not that good.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
But other than that, yes.
[And that's how much he trusts Noh-Varr.]
FROM: aran.samus@cdc.org
You free to talk?
FROM: aran.samus@cdc.org
I'm starting to wonder if you were right about me being on the wrong team.
You free to talk?
FROM: aran.samus@cdc.org
I'm starting to wonder if you were right about me being on the wrong team.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I'm free and I'm here. Talk to me.
I'm free and I'm here. Talk to me.
FROM: gilbert.elena@cdc.org
Hey, Garrus. I saw the new team configurations and... Well, I obviously don't know how you're feeling about it. You might be fine, for all I know. And if you are, I'm glad! But just in case you're not...
FROM: gilbert.elena@cdc.org
You'll always be my leader. Once a leapfrog, always a leapfrog.
Hey, Garrus. I saw the new team configurations and... Well, I obviously don't know how you're feeling about it. You might be fine, for all I know. And if you are, I'm glad! But just in case you're not...
FROM: gilbert.elena@cdc.org
You'll always be my leader. Once a leapfrog, always a leapfrog.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
We had a good team.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
But you might wanna be careful about pitching in with someone who has clearly fucked up. I don't wanna drag anyone down. You guys mean something to me.
We had a good team.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
But you might wanna be careful about pitching in with someone who has clearly fucked up. I don't wanna drag anyone down. You guys mean something to me.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Nearly out of ammo. Little concerned about that. Otherwise, sure.
[Fake it til you make it. He's not about to stress Reiner out over this.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Got the message. Does this mean we don't have to walk anywhere anymore, that we'll just get to climb on your shoulders and go wherever?
Nearly out of ammo. Little concerned about that. Otherwise, sure.
[Fake it til you make it. He's not about to stress Reiner out over this.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Got the message. Does this mean we don't have to walk anywhere anymore, that we'll just get to climb on your shoulders and go wherever?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
The same as anyone, I'm sure. You?
The same as anyone, I'm sure. You?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I'm here. Working on moving forward. You?
I'm here. Working on moving forward. You?
FROM: elric.alphonse@cdc.org
Dealing with a stampede. Where's camp?
Dealing with a stampede. Where's camp?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Access the map. We're at [he gives a location in sector two.] What sort of stampede? You all right?
Access the map. We're at [he gives a location in sector two.] What sort of stampede? You all right?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Spear, no idea. Bow, Erin. She knew the crossbow, at least. Look for people used to low tech.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
And if we can make some spears, we can get people learning them. Nobody's gonna be experts, but the basics are pretty straight-forward. Strength training is the key since they'll be heavy.
Spear, no idea. Bow, Erin. She knew the crossbow, at least. Look for people used to low tech.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
And if we can make some spears, we can get people learning them. Nobody's gonna be experts, but the basics are pretty straight-forward. Strength training is the key since they'll be heavy.
[ It's been months for him. Months and months of so much happening. He doesn't know how long it has been since he was Macha but he feels the need to check in on his friend. The fact that he even had a friend that he could forget still confuses him. ]
FROM: athos@cdc.org
Monsieur Garrus. Are you well?
FROM: athos@cdc.org
Monsieur Garrus. Are you well?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I am. Run into trouble? Can get there fast if you need me.
I am. Run into trouble? Can get there fast if you need me.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I'm alive, and not everything is in shambles. Some things are, but hell, that's how we seem to operate here.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Glad to hear from you, Ino. I've got your things and flowers safe in Rover 002 still.
I'm alive, and not everything is in shambles. Some things are, but hell, that's how we seem to operate here.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Glad to hear from you, Ino. I've got your things and flowers safe in Rover 002 still.
[ Red was just an ordinary boy enjoying an ordinary boy walk, as much as an ordinary boy can enjoy an ordinary walk on an alien planet after helping to stop an alien stampede.
Alas, one should not enjoy an ordinary walk on an alien planet, regardless if they were really enjoying it or not, for that planet is not about enjoyment and instead about misery for those that do not belong, and so when that tremor shudders through the camp (not even one of the bigger ones at that), an ordinary boy should watch his feet or he will tumble over like an anime.
Unfortunately, Red is completely an anime and most comically as one does - and quite painfully, it should be known; someone better get the bandaids for his booboos ready - he tips back and right too much forward, and with a yelp and his arms out wide, he falls dramatically to the ground.
That is our story of the ordinary boy that did not belong on the abnormal planet. But don't worry, he's not dead. He's just groaning in his misery, his life, and whatever else. ]
Owwww oww ow owwww.... what...
Alas, one should not enjoy an ordinary walk on an alien planet, regardless if they were really enjoying it or not, for that planet is not about enjoyment and instead about misery for those that do not belong, and so when that tremor shudders through the camp (not even one of the bigger ones at that), an ordinary boy should watch his feet or he will tumble over like an anime.
Unfortunately, Red is completely an anime and most comically as one does - and quite painfully, it should be known; someone better get the bandaids for his booboos ready - he tips back and right too much forward, and with a yelp and his arms out wide, he falls dramatically to the ground.
That is our story of the ordinary boy that did not belong on the abnormal planet. But don't worry, he's not dead. He's just groaning in his misery, his life, and whatever else. ]
Owwww oww ow owwww.... what...
[For a moment, all Garrus can do is stare. That is the most dramatic fall to the ground he's ever seen in his life, though he's not the least bit surprised that it's a human falling like that. Short of the volus, nobody's more dramatic.
The ow gets him kneeling, though, trying to make sure the kid is all right. He's not heartless. Even though he's amused by the way the guy went over.]
What hurts where? Are you bleeding?
The ow gets him kneeling, though, trying to make sure the kid is all right. He's not heartless. Even though he's amused by the way the guy went over.]
What hurts where? Are you bleeding?
FROM: red@cdc.org
hi its red. we met earhlier. sorry i couldnt figure out how to spell the names you told me before for the people in charge. can you spell them please. thank you
hi its red. we met earhlier. sorry i couldnt figure out how to spell the names you told me before for the people in charge. can you spell them please. thank you
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Hey, Red. Try Armada. If you don't get a response, try Neheda or Gliese. For a basket, try Alphonse Elric or Edward Elric. Probably Alphonse first, though.
[He seems less moody. And then, as a little bit of a joke:]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Just glad you managed to spell my name.
Hey, Red. Try Armada. If you don't get a response, try Neheda or Gliese. For a basket, try Alphonse Elric or Edward Elric. Probably Alphonse first, though.
[He seems less moody. And then, as a little bit of a joke:]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Just glad you managed to spell my name.
FROM: leonhart.annie@cdc.org
garrus do you know what wtf means
[ also... hello again ]
garrus do you know what wtf means
[ also... hello again ]
[He knows what she is now, and some of her mission. It's a little strange, but Garrus is trying to withhold judgement.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Hey, Annie. Human abbreviation, stands for what the fuck.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
If that doesn't translate right, it's a statement of shock or anger or both.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Hey, Annie. Human abbreviation, stands for what the fuck.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
If that doesn't translate right, it's a statement of shock or anger or both.
FROM: erin@cdc.org
i need a lift
FROM: erin@cdc.org
outside camp, west side, you'll know when you see.
[He'll know when he sees, because if he decides to show up, he'll find Erin curled up on the ground, almost like she decided to take a nap, what the hell.]
i need a lift
FROM: erin@cdc.org
outside camp, west side, you'll know when you see.
[He'll know when he sees, because if he decides to show up, he'll find Erin curled up on the ground, almost like she decided to take a nap, what the hell.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Don't recall anything about Green being a shuttle service. Shield, not pickup and delivery.
[Despite that response, he's headed out. In theory if she's calling for help she actually needs it. Several minutes later he's' found her and comes over.]
...what, find some sort of pillow plant?
Don't recall anything about Green being a shuttle service. Shield, not pickup and delivery.
[Despite that response, he's headed out. In theory if she's calling for help she actually needs it. Several minutes later he's' found her and comes over.]
...what, find some sort of pillow plant?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
No. Waiting on Mothership to say how he is.
No. Waiting on Mothership to say how he is.
Timing this after his threads with Mothership and Noh, btw.
forgivetheinsubordination
- 2015-04-14 22:57 (UTC) - ExpandFROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Are you okay?
[And then his brain clicks into gear.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Ignore that. On my way over. What do you need brought? Anything?
Are you okay?
[And then his brain clicks into gear.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Ignore that. On my way over. What do you need brought? Anything?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I think I know.
[Thirty seconds of punishment? Red team? Yeah, he has a feeling he's seen it happen in-person.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's gonna be rough, Shepard, if my guess is right. Make sure to check on Tali. I might not be able to.
I think I know.
[Thirty seconds of punishment? Red team? Yeah, he has a feeling he's seen it happen in-person.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's gonna be rough, Shepard, if my guess is right. Make sure to check on Tali. I might not be able to.
FROM: devan.isha@cdc.org
So it seems like you and I will be having a hell of a great time.
So it seems like you and I will be having a hell of a great time.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Hell is one way to put it. I don't suppose Warriorhead said anything to you about which group you fell in?
[He'd ask his instructor, but...]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's gonna be bad, Isha.
Hell is one way to put it. I don't suppose Warriorhead said anything to you about which group you fell in?
[He'd ask his instructor, but...]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's gonna be bad, Isha.
FROM: parker@cdc.org
do you know?
do you know?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
The why, or the what?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
No and I think so, in that order.
The why, or the what?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
No and I think so, in that order.
FROM: red@cdc.org
are you okay garrus. are you going to be okay.
are you okay garrus. are you going to be okay.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I'll manage, Red, all right?
[He doesn't want to lie, and he also doesn't want to make it seem like he's all right with this. Because he's not.]
I'll manage, Red, all right?
[He doesn't want to lie, and he also doesn't want to make it seem like he's all right with this. Because he's not.]
FROM: serket.vriska@cdc.org
Dead yet?
Dead yet?
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I'll let you know when I stop breathing. Which, going by what I think I know, will be any time now.
I'll let you know when I stop breathing. Which, going by what I think I know, will be any time now.
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