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deal_me_in) wrote in
revivalproject2021-02-10 02:37 pm
♤ Network - [Video]
[It's around dusk, the faint glow of a lantern casting a wavering light about that reveals the Exo so he's more than just glowing eyes. He seems to give a dry look at the communicator before turning his head and then the feed itself outward towards the city and its few lit up buildings. ]
So. That direction would be where the tower is. Just trust me on this since there's no blinking light.
But if we look out this way-
[The feed shifts again, passing over sparse furnishings and old, rusted gears of the clock tower before looking out another gaping hole where there's fewer buildings grouped and lit, but the most noticeable thing is a light winking on and off in the darkened distance.]
I think someone's funnin' with us.
So. That direction would be where the tower is. Just trust me on this since there's no blinking light.
But if we look out this way-
[The feed shifts again, passing over sparse furnishings and old, rusted gears of the clock tower before looking out another gaping hole where there's fewer buildings grouped and lit, but the most noticeable thing is a light winking on and off in the darkened distance.]
I think someone's funnin' with us.

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....and I believe we can well guess who.
[ A pause, then.... Ah, screw it. ]
Fuck.
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.... right.
So.
What now. What do we- Can we get there?
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[ This is not good. ]
You think... This is because of... us? Because of what we did?
[ Because of them messing with the first light? ]
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[Actually he's not sure. The tower and the light had been sitting there for a while so far as he could tell and none of the current residents had seemed remotely curious about it. But eventually someone as curious as they were would've come along or taken notice of the thing. That much he's convinced.]
Anyway, you don't place a blinking light out in the middle of nowhere and not have questions around here. They were probably waiting for a response. And since they got one, what happened was like a slap on the wrist to say 'that's what you get' - and this here new light's both a taunt and a question of whether or not we've learned our lesson the first time around.
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If that thing is responsible for those storms and the storms are what destroys this planet and makes it uninhabitable to the Agrii, then we have to get rid of it somehow!
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We try getting in touch with the Agrii yet? We should ask how long that tower's been there. And since nothing's shutting us out, maybe we can try digging into that stuff to see how it worked.
-wait why am I trying to talk sense into you? Destroying things should be my first option on the table!
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Maybe you have rubbed off on me, Cayde. Or, given Gertrude's preferred methods of dealing with issues, maybe it's just a tendency an Archivist is bound to develop naturally. You would have liked her. I keep hearing she was a lot more competent than me.
But jokes aside, Maybe we... Should. Try ask the Agrii about it.
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[Forgive Tommy if his audio sounds a bit windy. He's running.]
I've been running toward this thing for thirty minutes. It's THE SAME DISTANCE AWAY!
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[Sorry, Cayde. He stops and pants. Nope, not getting closer.]
I should start back I think.
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Coffee when I get back?
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-be a fresh pot waiting.
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[Tommy chuckles at the promise as the air rushes again.]
I'll be half an hour.
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All right kid. See you then.
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[ Kaz looks thoughtful for a moment. ]
The question is what is it signaling to.
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If it's in visual range, it wouldn't be that hard to send someone out to take a look at it and see what they can find out.
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Anyway, we got a kid who can run that supposed distance in an eyeblink and he's already given it a shot- except that even after over half an hour he's not gotten any closer to the thing.
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If the laws of physics don't apply here, then it becomes more complicated. Does the light blink steadily or is there any kind of pattern to it?
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Pretty steady so far as I can tell. Just like the old one before.
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But kinds of magic are a thing. Also thank you for pushing Kaz out of his comfort zone
Hahaha