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reverielogs2018-09-07 09:28 pm
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» WHO? Lance and YOU!
» WHEN? First week(end) of September.
» WHERE? Around the station.
» WHAT? He's exploring, trying to get his bearings, and meeting people.
» WARNINGS? Nothing so far. Not even language.
ARRIVAL DAY;
[ Starting on the observation deck, Lance walks at a brisk pace around the station, sometimes breaking into a jog as he goes. He periodically checks his bracelet, and he's clearly searching for... something. He'll go floor by floor, often stopping to look around. Anyone he sees in the hallway, he'll call out to. ] Hey! Uh, hi, I'm looking for someone, can you help me?
OTHER DAYS; 1
[ Now that he's found who he was looking for, Lance has moderately more chill. He's still wandering, but this time starting at the hangar, and working his way up the decks. He's curiously poking his head into practically every door that isn't quarters, looking for people and for what they're doing. If you're up to something, there's a decent chance there's a curious teenage pilot looking on. ]
OTHER DAYS; 2
[ You can also spot him in the mess hall, poking at the replicators, and, eventually, sighing dejectedly at his food. ] ... I miss the food goo...
OTHER DAYS; 3
[ You can also spot him sitting on the floor near a fire extinguisher with a toolkit in his lap, picking out item after item and frowning at it before setting it aside, sighing in exasperation. ]
» WHEN? First week(end) of September.
» WHERE? Around the station.
» WHAT? He's exploring, trying to get his bearings, and meeting people.
» WARNINGS? Nothing so far. Not even language.
ARRIVAL DAY;
[ Starting on the observation deck, Lance walks at a brisk pace around the station, sometimes breaking into a jog as he goes. He periodically checks his bracelet, and he's clearly searching for... something. He'll go floor by floor, often stopping to look around. Anyone he sees in the hallway, he'll call out to. ] Hey! Uh, hi, I'm looking for someone, can you help me?
OTHER DAYS; 1
[ Now that he's found who he was looking for, Lance has moderately more chill. He's still wandering, but this time starting at the hangar, and working his way up the decks. He's curiously poking his head into practically every door that isn't quarters, looking for people and for what they're doing. If you're up to something, there's a decent chance there's a curious teenage pilot looking on. ]
OTHER DAYS; 2
[ You can also spot him in the mess hall, poking at the replicators, and, eventually, sighing dejectedly at his food. ] ... I miss the food goo...
OTHER DAYS; 3
[ You can also spot him sitting on the floor near a fire extinguisher with a toolkit in his lap, picking out item after item and frowning at it before setting it aside, sighing in exasperation. ]

OTHER DAYS; 3
[He approaches, leaning against the wall where the fire extinguisher is, arms crossed over his chest.
There's gotta be a way to pry those damn ships open. They just haven't found it yet. Obvious 'it needs a code' aside.]
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[ Which... ] ... But I guess that means you were right. All this stuff looks pretty familiar, this place probably really is human-made.
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[And then he is frowning a little, at what Lance says next.] Yeah. [And he waits a moment before allowing himself to slide down, sitting on the floor while facing the other.] Which makes no sense. [Though it supports the theory that, maybe, they really did enter an alternate reality, somehow.] How's this here? And why? I mean... Whoever brought us here, brought us here for a reason, right? [Of course it could, in theory, be accidental, but if so--] Why lock things behind codes if not? Hell, why take away our weapons and change our clothes?
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Those questions just make him throw up his hands before sighing. ] You got me. I mean you'd think... getting, I don't know, teleported? All the way here? There's gotta be a point to it. ... But then I guess there's gotta be a point to everyone else being here, too. [ He starts putting stuff kind of haphazardly back in the toolkit. ] I'd feel better if we at least had our armor, then we could check out the outside of this place. See if there's anything there. ... And I'd be like a lot less terrified of being thrown out the airlock.
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2!
“Food goo?”
[At this point, if it doesn't make this stupidly delicate body sick, they'd take it.]
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Yeah. The place I used to stay at didn't have machines like these that make stuff that looks like normal food. The ones they had? They just sort of produced gooey green stuff, which looked super gross, but it tasted way better than this.
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[That’s a normal thing to say, right? It sounds about as normal to the Operator as eating green goo. And speaking of normal...]
You’re human, right?
[Because they have some questions about how this body is supposed to work.]
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Yeah. And you?
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arrival
he's about six foot with his magboots on, wearing a curious variation on the jumpsuit lance too is wearing: his is black and seems to fit him like it was made for him. and it should because there's a name over his breast where the younger man's is blank. it reads CASTIGLIONE. there are booties on the brown pitbull with flat metal soles that clank against the grating in the floor as they approach lance as a unit, catching the tail end of his question. ]
If they're here, yeah. Sure. Shoot.
[ he'd rather focus on this than his depressing shit anyway. ]
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He heaves a sigh, but the relief on his face only sticks around for a moment. ] Thanks man. Uh, so, his name's Keith, he's about my height and age but with a terrible mullet, and he's got a scar on his face, like this. [ He demonstrates where it'd be on his own face-- right cheek, down to his jaw. ]
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Have you tried the network?
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He nods at the question. ] Yeah, he's around, but we both just got here, so neither of us knows where anything is.
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arrival day
[Says Ricki, pausing at the question.]
What's up, who're you hunting?
[He has a pretty good mental map of who's who around the place.]
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[ Lance flashes a grin, though it's quickly replaced by an anxious expression again. ]
So, hi, I just got here, and a friend of mine's here too, but I have like, no clue about the layout of this place. Uhm, his name's Keith? About my height, black hair, scar on his face like this- [ He demonstrates where it'd be, touching his right cheek and drawing his finger down to his jaw. ] Not super friendly or cheerful.
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[He says, and jerks his head.]
Follow me to the mess hall and wait for him there. Everybody eats.
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other days 1;
He does this for quite a while, until finally speaking. ]
You can just ask your question, you're not bothering me.
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... Not even budging, even though Lance wasn't trying to be particularly sneaky. So, yeah, he might've been staring. A little. Maybe. ........ and then the guy speaks up. ] Uh! Hi. Uhm, I'm just kind of wandering around and wondering what everyone's up to. Like, no offense, but it doesn't look like people are trying real hard to get away from here? Which I mean is fine if you're from here or whatever but, yeah.
So do you just... sit here?
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[ Even if it worked, all it would get you is spaced. ]
But, to answer your question, when I'm not frantically trying to escape, I meditate here. It's a good place to re-focus and ground myself.
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2!
[Tyl Regor has not had a good day. A terrible one, actually. But at least someone's having different problems he doesn't have to deal with. His metal fingers are tapping against a container of a very goo-like substance.]
Maybe the station just doesn't like you.
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I think I just got my hopes up about getting Earth food again. I'll try the goo next time.
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Food's a chore anyway, [He unhooks a tube from his suit, the other end hooked into a port just below his chest.]
Takes time away from more important things. [And into the goo goes the free end of the tube. There's a click of machinery starting up, and the dull mush starts to drain from its container. He doesn't stop talking.]
But I'm a geneticist stuck inside a problem built for an engineer, so I might as well waste more of my time.
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But it's an unfamiliar face, and he's pretty sure that he's met most of the people on board. Or at least know what they look like. You can only run into the same 75 odd or so people so many times in 5 months and not get a sense of memory towards it.
Sitting down next to Lance, he offers a small token of suggestion-]
Toast, man. If you can't handle this shit, eat the toast. It's bland and you get what you're lookin' for without getting your hopes up. You can't go wrong with bread.
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Yeah, I guess I did get my hopes up. I mean, you know? It looked like real Earth food! [ S i g h s. ] I guess maybe with toast I'll at least feel less betrayed, so thanks for the pointer, man. You been here a while?
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But he's not entirely alone, either- he made the same mistake before, and he laughs a little now, almost kind of fondly, since there's definitely a burrito that was flushed down a space toilet and now orbiting the station.]
Ramen was my first try. Machine screwed it up so bad that I dunno if I ever can taste it the right way ever again. But... there are some, like, engineers on board. Can you believe it actually got better?
Like you're lookin' down at this other other white meat and have to know that, uh. Shit. It was actually worse than this once.
[Can't go wrong with toast, though.]
Yeah. Five months or so.
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You like to eat goo? That's not something I hear people say very often. Usually it's the opposite!