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somethingtoavenge) wrote2012-07-20 01:17 pm
somethingtoavenge) wrote2012-07-20 01:17 pm
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Debrief #1 || [Written]
[The first thing anyone will notice is that Coulson's handwriting looks disturbingly like printed type which means it is very neat and very very easy to read.]
Greetings to residents of Luceti. My name is Phil Coulson. I have recently arrived here, and was wondering if anyone could answer my questions.
1. What do the wings do?
2. Where is Luceti?
3. Are there places the newly arrived may stay?
4. Where may I procure a sewing kit? Or new Clothes?
5. Anyone know good ways of getting blood out of clothing?
6. Is there anyone here who knows of SHIELD, The Avengers Initiative, or knows me?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
[Yes, that was strangely polite for a New Feather. That's Coulson all over.]
Greetings to residents of Luceti. My name is Phil Coulson. I have recently arrived here, and was wondering if anyone could answer my questions.
1. What do the wings do?
2. Where is Luceti?
3. Are there places the newly arrived may stay?
4. Where may I procure a sewing kit? Or new Clothes?
5. Anyone know good ways of getting blood out of clothing?
6. Is there anyone here who knows of SHIELD, The Avengers Initiative, or knows me?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
[Yes, that was strangely polite for a New Feather. That's Coulson all over.]
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2. In another dimension. Also the stars aren't stars, they're a part of the barrier, so don't think you can use them to tell you anything about where if you're some kind of astrolabe-using person.
3. Community housing unless you know people already here, then you can move in with them.
4. The clothing store and if you know how to sew clothing you and I need to have a talk.
5. You be my personal tailor, I'll tell you the secrets of washing blood out of your clothes.
6. I don't know.
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2. I don't dabble in astronomy, except for orienteering. But thank you.
3. Good to know.
4. I can repair clothing. I don't have such need for making them.
5. I'll think about it.
6. Good to know. Thank you.
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2. No problem. There are maps at the welcome center.
3. You could probably camp out too if that's your thing.
4. Oh, nevermind the second part of the first 4 then. I was having a conversation about needing a professional tailor with someone and you started talking about sewing so I was about to give the Malnosso props for bugging that conversation.
5. I don't need anything from you so if you want to get bloodstains out of your clothes, get a big sink or a bathtub or a washing machine or something and some bottles of hydrogen peroxide. Douse the bloodied area with the peroxide and let it fizzle until it's done, then run water through the spot on the cloth. It should come out pretty easily. If it doesn't the first time, do it again, then wash it like you normally would once you're done. As long as you don't use hot water, you should be fine.
6. You're welcome.
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2. Where is the welcome center?
3. No, it's really not. Not unless I have to.
4. ...Malnosso?
5. Thank you. I should know how to by now, but I general get rid of bloodstained clothing, not repair them. However I like this shirt.
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2. If you go to the fountain in the middle of the plaza, face the threeway fork in the road. Walk toward it and hug the left. It'll be the first building on your left after the fork splits off.
3. Then back to what I said before.
4. They're kind of like the crazy mad scientists who are just like us and trying to get out of here, except they like to use us as live guinea pigs for playing around with Shifts. Before you ask, the simplest explanation for shifts is similar to magic or if you're in a computer game, like odd glitches that can be controlled. The Malnosso, naturally, won't tell us anything about shifts because they wouldn't be the ones with the power then. Whether you think they're good guys or bad guys are up to you.
5. I'm a fan of throwing stuff out too, but the last place I was in we all had custom-made uniforms at it became a pain if we had to make too many of them.
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2. Thank you for the directions. I will take a look soon.
3. I'll check it out.
4. They seem unpleasant. Or at least very amoral.
5. That would be a pain. I know R&D complains if I get too many suits ruined so I try not to but it is sometimes unavoidable.
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2. No problem.
3. Good.
4. That about covers it. I'm sure there are some that are okay. I'm also sure that the last time one of them seemed like they wanted to help one of us he saw dying a better idea than going back to the Malnosso.
4a. Which is incidentally, the same idea the other guys who want to kill all of us have. Better to die than to be with the Malnosso. I really want to know why they think that because they've got to know something we don't.
5. I never really had to worry about R&D.
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4a. Other guys?
5. Lucky you.
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4a. The Third Party. That's all I know them as, but they basically just want to kill us all. Sometimes there's a draft and people here have to go fight them, no matter what their situation.
5. Guild probably counts, but I was the leader so they mostly just followed my orders.
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4a. I see. Seems like my situation hasn't changed all that much then.
5. It's nice to be top dog.
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4a. I wouldn't say that. If you die you'll come back, so that's something most of the living people didn't get before.
5. I wear the same uniform everyone else does, don't worry.
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4a. That is true.
5. Oh, well that's good. Gives a feeling of unity.
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5. Exactly. Well, the girls' are different than the guys' but that's always how it is for most school uniforms.
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5. That does make sense. I don't think the guys would want to wear the girl's uniforms.
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5. Some of them might, but none of them ever tried to so I think I was pretty safe from hairy legs.
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5. Yes, those would not be pleasant to view.
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