[So. Murasa's been watching and waiting and listening all this time--ever since she heard noise coming from this odd little book-that-was-not. Perhaps more like a cleverly disguised radio. A similarly odd radio that seemed to have no frequencies or encryptions whatsoever--or even use electricity, unless there was some battery compartment she had
(
Read more... )
Comments 44
Reply
And utterly devoid of life.
Reply
You're one of the people from the palanquin ship, then?
Reply
That's me, yes! Hi.
Reply
...Nah, there aren't many other ships here, Captain.
Reply
The Palanquin Ship! It's a long story.
[Then Murasa's smile flattens into a disapproving line.]
Well, bollocks. That makes things a bit difficult.
Reply
Palanquin---I've not heard of her.
Reply
She's kind of new! And has been entombed underground for the last thousand years or so. So that doesn't surprise me.
Reply
You may have been brought here without them.
Reply
Reply
[It's a small blessing that blushes can't be transmitted via voice.]
Reply
That's a shame. Guess I'll have to wait for them to catch up.
[...a rather far-fetched hope, but Murasa's not mentioning that.]
Reply
...Will wonders never cease]
You shan't find your crew here, Captain. At least not in their entirety.
Reply
What, did Nue find her way into a jar?
Reply
Reply
So it's basically like hell all over again. Fantastic.
...what land, though? I don't see any and this book didn't come with a roadmap. [...though she only vaguely knows what that is. Second-hand knowledge and all that--to put it lightly.]
Reply
Leave a comment