Edward Elric (
fullmetalbrat) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2016-09-06 06:09 pm
Catch all
WHO: Ed + Various
WHERE: Around
WHEN: Throughout September
WHAT: Catch-all; hit me up at jiora on plurk if you would like any specific prompts. Likewise feel absolutely free to drop a prompt in here! I'm always up for threads, even stuff as vague as "what happens if these two bump into each other on the street??"
WARNINGS: None at the moment
WHERE: Around
WHEN: Throughout September
WHAT: Catch-all; hit me up at jiora on plurk if you would like any specific prompts. Likewise feel absolutely free to drop a prompt in here! I'm always up for threads, even stuff as vague as "what happens if these two bump into each other on the street??"
WARNINGS: None at the moment

Aral
Which means wandering through the Vorkosigan's residence one evening, peeking into the different study nooks and living rooms until he finds Aral one evening.]
Hey... Have you got a minute?
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Aral had just finished a particularly sweeping move that... when Miles checked it tomorrow, would have completely turned the boards' advantage, leaving only one or two avenues for survival ... by conventional means.
Having set that up, he'd settled in a far chair (one of the few not holding other continents) with a fiction period book to read... some strange affair Duv Galeni had recommended. He wasn't quite. Sure why.
The interruption was welcome, even if Aral's demeanor remains entirely, distantly formal.]
Mr. Elric. Come in.
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Ah...thanks. ...Does that one really need to be all the way up there?
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All of the space theater is handled up there. Everything that happens up there dramatically changes what happens down below.
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What happens if it falls down?
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Destruction of technological advances, a short but powerful radiation wash over the planet's surface and 700 years of isolation, war and inhumane practices.
[It's a very... specific answer. The smile he gave Ed was black.]
Luckily, it's well drilled in this time.
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I assume you've business?
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9/05
A momentary buzz in the air is the only warning before the portal opens, a bright blue disc with indistinct edges, shimmering energetically. The hum it makes shifts slightly in pitch as Qubit steps out, and the glow gives him a dramatic backlight.
Dude likes to make an entrance, apparently.]
Hope you weren't waiting too long. [- sardonically. It was like five seconds.] Edward, is it? [That's what the comm tag said.]
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I...yeah. Ed is fine.
How did you do that?
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Short answer: applied quantum physics. Long answer: we'd be here all month.
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Ugh... There aren't any books you could recommend to get started on understanding it, are there?
and then i wound up on a wiki walk
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Biology, anatomy, physics, enough chemistry to be considered a master in the field. Lately I've been teaching myself more about biochemistry and advanced maths; among other things.
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It's a good start. You'll want to begin with the big names - Einstein, Dirac, Heisenberg, Schrödinger, et cetera. Richard Feynman's lectures, in particular, are a good jumping-off point.
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And I can find stuff about them on the world web, right?
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Winry
Hey, Winry, are you down here?
Re: Winry
[ There's some weird echo to her voice, and the sounds or metal grating on metal. Girl must be working on SOMETHING. ]
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Are you working on something already?
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Winry!
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Hhheey, Ed- . . . jussta minnnit.
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Winry...what...
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suddenly the hands vanish. She and all the pieces clatter to the ground. ]
Oof!
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