[Strange, to see the Doctor making a voice post. Or, well, it would be strange if you knew him well. As it is, he hasn't been here quite long enough to make it strange or... not strange.
Either way, he sounds a bit distracted as he speaks.]
Two biologically centered events in the first month of my being here? I feel like I've won some sort of
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What do you have to offer for that information? People aren't going to just tell you it, you know, unless they're exceedingly stupid.
Which most people here are, I guess.
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[He's also just... sob. So used to getting information just by asking. ITS THE DOCTOR CHARM.]
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But if you absolutely need it, here-
[He sends out a public post he made a while ago- the only information he's willing to make public.]
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[He listens to that post Fran sent him, eyes widening and expression getting very thoughtful for a moment before he sits back in his chair, humming under his breath as his brain starts working through all the various possibilities those conversations spurred.]
She.... that's rather ominous, now isn't it? I wonder if dieties have dieties. Most do, in some sense. Either way they seem to consider themselves the indigenous population here...
I do have one question. What was that they said about dying?
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It's not large enough for the Animus, according to them. The scientists, however, aren't in the Inner City any more, but most likely underground. Some of the events turn out to be an attempt, or convenient chance, to 'flood them out.'
Remember when I told you the Animus are broken? The level of it varies, and when I asked if any of them were close to being whole... One, or some, said too close. Did you manage to talk to the Animus as well?
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Not in the inner city? From what I'd heard the place was mostly a stronghold, am I correct? And whoever ventured inside tended to have... unfortunate things happen to them. What, exactly, happened to cause them to flee? It's all very curious.
[He pauses, thinking, before heaving a little sigh] Yes, I saw that. It's less broken, though, and more a cacophony of voices all fighting to be heard. Hundreds of thousands of voices, some in agreement, others in disagreement, and all wanting to be the one to speak. And while it isn't noise, their thoughts seem to bleed into each other, to layer and change the words.
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Count D said it looked to be a mermaid form influenced from the angler fish. It seems that the general transformations are either gill based, various mer versions, and rarely full transformations into a different species.
Well, if they were in the Inner City, the Animus would know where they were still. I wasn't around to know what happened, or how exactly the defenses are put up, but I think the latter is Animus influenced. I mostly say they're broken because their minds aren't really whole, either. It's not as bad as how they are physically, but the bleeding, as you call it, makes it even worse. It seems to depend on who they talk to on how bad it can be.
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You think magic's just a form of technology?
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Time seems to stop while we are here. [ She continues ] Likewise, if one returns after they are sent home, time continues onward, so it does not work the other way around.
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[He trails off, then, into thought.]
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[ She'll nod. ] Memory is erased upon leaving. Residents, however, that have went missing and come back before, experience deja vu. This implies that the subconscious does not forget Adstringendum.
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[For now, he obviously just feels like taunting his old friend rather than discussing actually important things.]
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[Ignoring everything else, Master. You are such a troll.]
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