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Jun 12, 2010 19:32

Heavens! Well well, now now.

FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS! Albert, my boy! A word.

SECOND ORDER OF BUSINESS! Would anyone care to tell me who this mysterious "ANI" could be, possibly? Or perhaps that winged woman some of you met with? Gracious, I am so curious I could burst!

THIRD ORDER OF BUSINESS! ...ahhh, this isn't really business, I just ( Read more... )

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 13 2010, 08:52:45 UTC
[My, my.]

First order of business. I'm flattered, Sir Catherine.

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 13 2010, 16:21:26 UTC
Ah yes! I was hoping to speak with you, this is most fortunate!

I have the information you need, though I'm afraid I can't send you a list of names. We're still running probabilities on them.

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 13 2010, 17:37:15 UTC
Very good. Thank you for doing so.

[It's somewhat disappointing about the names, though.] Not even a few names? Would those who were drafted before be excluded?

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 14 2010, 02:06:12 UTC
Hmmm, just a moment and I'll get the finalized names...

Yes, here we are!

Okita Souji
Aerith Gainsborough
Hugo
Raine Sage
Flynn Scifo
Litchi Faye-Ling
Sokka
John Stewart
Leonard McCoy
Rosalie Hale
Mitsuru Kirijo
Katara
Shirley Fennes
Stella Telmes-Coolidge
Cloud Strife
Zack Fair
Stahn Aileron
Presea Combatir
Rydia
Golbez
Buffy Summers
Caesar Silverberg
Sonic the Hedgehog
Anise Tatlin
Gokudera Hayato
Estellise Sidos Heurassein

...gracious, this is a big list! There are still quite a few names to be finalized.

Oh yes-! I should provide you with the map. [A detailed map will appear on the nearest flat surface to Albert.]

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 14 2010, 05:20:57 UTC
[He recognizes the names on the list -- they are all villagers who have been around for quite awhile. ...And Buffy and Caesar are among them. Hm.] I presume you will let the village at large know once you have the completed list.

[And there are a few moments of silence as Albert goes over the map.] Mountainous terrain, rivers, valleys. A description of the environment and measurement of the given altitude markers?

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 14 2010, 17:02:50 UTC
Oh yes, I most certainly shall.

The environment is what's known as Sirry Crags! I believe it was once was a resort before this reality tore itself, then it was abandoned. There are a few rest stops along Lir Cannigon and...oh dear, I didn't mark those. Just a moment my boy... [Some markers appear on the map.] The green markings are rest stops; two along Lir Cannigon, two along Levi Creek and one at the spring of Darron River.

Darron River is unique in that it runs along the summit of one of the crags, as I'm sure you've noticed; it suddenly disappears just north of one of the occupied areas-

Oh yes! Those sections of violet are areas occupied by the cult, that we know of for certain.

Sirry Crags has been stripped of color due to either the assimilation of a colorless world or a long-lasting Shift. Everything is in black and white, to the average eye. Let's see, what else...

-Oh yes! The measurements are in feet.

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 14 2010, 18:25:11 UTC
[He eyes some of the altitude markers, muttering.] Two hundred feet... Road at fourteen hundred... Describe the weather and duration of day. Do day and night pass as normal in that region? [He feels it's a fair question after Desset's eternal night setting.]

These "rest stops" -- are these drop-off points created by your people, like our initial point in Desset? Will they be at our immediate disposal? Or are these controlled patrol outposts for the cultists?

Are there any other man-made structures on the rivers and creeks? Bridges, dams?

[And he scrutinizes the map as he churns through different ideas and plans.] Darron River flows north by northwest with the drop in altitude. How deep and wide across is it? Is this lake its only outsource?

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 15 2010, 23:01:24 UTC
Yes, twenty-four hour days with a night! Much like the days you experience in the enclosure! Night might be a bit longer, they're further north.

The rest stops are actually made by the original inhabitants of this world, not the Organization! They're little more than empty buildings though. I imagine you can use them to your liking so long as they aren't occupied, but they shouldn't be. In fact, I encourage you to check them; there could be survivors hiding there.

No bridges or dams that I recall; they weren't necessary.

Darron River, let me see...Ah yes! It ranges anywhere from three to twenty feet deep; most of it is rather deep, considering its path across the mountain. A lot of sheer drops into the water, so I wouldn't count on wading into it. There are places easily passed, but most often it's between thirty to fifty feet in width. It's rather structured! I have to wonder if it was man-made, though I wouldn't leave out a Shifted erosion...

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 16 2010, 03:10:46 UTC
[Survivors? And yet there were no markings of villages or anything on the maps.] What would you have us do with survivors? Is there a village somewhere within this barrier?

So there is no snow at that elevation? I presume the river's source is some sort of glacier, then?

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 18 2010, 15:23:20 UTC
Oh no, no village! The attack was rather abrupt; I imagine most of them are campers and sightseers.

There is no snow, but it's very peculiar; the river doesn't have any identifiable source! No spring, nothing! I'm betting its reality was Shifted into existence.

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 19 2010, 00:06:45 UTC
...Campers and sightseers. [He isn't sure what to think about that for a moment.] You maintain recreational areas for other groups?

These are stable Shifts though, correct? You would let us know if a battlefield contained unstable Shifts.

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 19 2010, 18:00:32 UTC
Of course! Life would be very dreary without some entertainment!

Oh yes, it wouldn't be open to the public if it were unstable. It's been constant for quite a few decades now.

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 20 2010, 06:35:58 UTC
...Of course. But we certainly do not have such ... recreational areas.

[He drums his fingers contemplatively.] An approximate number of cultists in the area? How long would it take to travel across these mountains without transportation?

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[1 | locked] malnosso June 21 2010, 06:27:04 UTC
Of course you do!

Hmmm, I believe the number was in the ballpark of four hundred? Don't quote me on that, we're still getting our reconnaissance in!

As for how long, I think I'll have to split you all up into teams split up for that very purpose. I know there are some individuals that take no time at all to cross rocky terrain while others would struggle with it. It would take several days at the very least to cross from one end of the barrier to another; for an average human, that is.

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[1 | locked] chikaidestroyer June 21 2010, 06:59:29 UTC
...And what would you consider our recreational areas? [Please don't say the desert.]

An approximate number is better than nothing. Do remember to give us a more accurate number when you announce the full draft.

[He again drums his fingers as he listens.] Yes, that had been my concern as well. What is this about splitting the draftees into teams?

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