[ video ] - somewhat backdated to shortly after the storm since RL got in the way

[sunglassesincluded]

Very well. Now that we have dealt with the pests some of you appear to have brought in without letting the rest of us know and thereby preventing us from being properly prepared in advance, let's do a little show and tell: What other potential threats from the home worlds of anyone present are there and what is the most effective way of taking them out? I want serious replies only.


Private to Tony

Stark, I have a task for you.

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[sunglassesincluded]

What do you think?

[ Still not someone to simply answer questions. ]

[reneggadetinkerer]

I'm of two minds. The first being that you take your territory very seriously and thus I could see you making sure that the hospital is well stocked. After all, while you and I both lament the lack of direction, we cannot argue that the healthier people are, the better.

But secondly, the Agrii seem to have at least attempted to give us an edge in surviving here. A well-stocked hospital would help in keeping us alive long enough to be beneficial to them.

Therefore, I believe it's a combination of the two: The Agrii have done their level best to keep us alive and you, seeing a gap in the command structure, have taken it upon yourself to see to it that the supplies in the hospital cannot be abused.

[sunglassesincluded]

Partially correct.

I learned that the local librarian has done a lot of the groundwork in the hospital and still produces medication over in the library to supply the hospital with. The more recent renovations and upgrades to the structure have been a joint effort of Billy Kaplan and myself since the place has simply been unusable.

Dr. Takemi produces her own medicine as well and a lot of us use replicator charges to create what is missing.

[reneggadetinkerer]

Yes, I've heard about this replicator. Fascinating bit of technology.

Does it also lose power when those unpredictable storms roll through?

[sunglassesincluded]

How would I know? I was very busy during this past storm.