Incomplete Data: A panfandom, multi-world RP.

Lima Block

Um. Given that we all have our funds in one group how are we going to do things with the shop?

Does anyone have any mosquito repellent?

I didn't see any in the camp store, though there does seem to be quite the assortment of other items, several of which don't seem to have any place at a camp like this.

Captain Groot, Captain of the Space pirate ship I am GROOT looked around him, his hands on his hips. His ship had been on their way to Kashyyyk to meet with Fist Mate Chewbacca of the Millinum Falcon and it's captain, notorious smuggler Han Solo who had some contraband that they wanted to sell to them. The passage was going smoothly until they stumbled into a trap set by the notorious Admiral of the Fleet Bill Adama who was determined to capture and eradicate all Pirates from the space surrounding the Twelve Colonies.

"I AM GROOT!" he bellowed at the crew of his ship. First Office Rocket swerved sharply to avoid the fire coming from Galactica, taking them into a spinning dive.

Quill was the last one to arrive at his station, grumbling as he did so. I AM GROOT. i AM GROOT">.

"Yes Captain Groot," Gamora said readying the weapons to fire on the aft side of the ship, if necessary while her sister Nebula did the same on the port side.

Having been presented with the opportunity to select a new block in which to live, I have chosen to remain in Lima block, because it is, without questions, the superior block.

That is all.

I'm not sure I understand how this happened.

But it's really hot now.

And it feels like we're in some old Western movie?

Who: Armitage Hux & Firefly crew
When: Presently
Where: Aboard the Firefly
What: We're going for a ride
Rating: Low.

( how hungry are we, exactly? )

I'd forgotten just how much I had begun to loathe those countdowns until now.

So, what do we think it'll be this time?

I have to ask. Besides the scientists is there some sort of organisation or overview here, even among just us?

Who: Armitage Hux and ... everyone?
When: Today
Where: Security Office
What: The Security Office has CCTV surveillance of all specimen living and common areas, which Hux is dutifully ... surveilling. He's bound to see something surprising / shady / touching / confounding / horrifying, right? Tag in with some shenanigans for the security cameras! And if you want him to tell anyone, you know, lmk. Let's start some rumors.
Rating: G. So far.

( he had no idea what in the great black mess of space he was supposed to do with any of it. )

As Barbara mentioned, right now the library seems to be suffering a shortage of books that aren't directly related to philosophy, published before 1870 or [...] novelizations of Everyone Loves Raymond and The Golden Girls -- which if anyone would like to borrow Golden Girls books, they're going to have to ask Wade Wilson to return.

We mean to petition the scientists for more books, but it's important to us that we ask for books that you - as a community - would like to read. Therefore we've created a short survey for anyone interested to fill out. Once we get a fair number, I'll bring the list to Echo.

In addition, I'd love it if anyone would like to talk to us about the books they love and why.


[OOC: Since characters are from a number of different worlds and realities, some, none or all the books a character lists on their form can be made up.]

SUGGESTED BOOKS
(No/Multiple Authors)

1. The Bible
   
2. Freckle's Instagram
   
3. The DSM V
   
4. US Army Operator's Manual for the AK-47 Assault Rifle
   
5. Origins of the Cold War: An International History
   
6. The Star Trek TOS novels
   
7. The Poetic Edda
   
8. The Prose Edda
   

(Alphabetical Order)

9. Scourers and the Creation of MACUSA - Theophilus Abbot
   
10. Goodnight Moon - Margaret Wise Brown
    
11. If on a Winter's Night a Traveler - Calvino
    
12. Tony Stark: The (Iron) Man, the Myth, the Legend: An Authorized Biography - Reginald Carstairs
    
13. Farewell, My Lovely - Raymond Chandler
    
14. Based on a True Story - Delphine De Vigan
    
15. Critical Race Theory: An Introduction - Richard Delgado
    
16. The Owl Airforce: True Life Tales of War in Europe - Simon Dentata
    
17. Bear by Marian Engel
    
18. Fante: A Family’s Legacy of Writing, Drinking and Surviving - Dan Fante
    
19. Six Easy Pieces - Richard Feynman
    
20. The History of Sexuality - Michel Foucault (May already be in library?)
    
21. American Gods, - Neil Gaiman
    
22. The Solitude of Prime Numbers - Giordano
    
23. Everybody Poops - Tarō Gomi
    
24. On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by Dave Grossman
    
25. Red Harvest - Dashiell Hammett
    
26. The Ethical Slut - Janet Hardy
    
27. The Gospel of Loki - Joane M. Harris
    
28. A Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking
    
29. Starship Troopers - Robert A. Heinlein
    
30. Dune - Frank Herbert
    
31. Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
    
32. Strings, Conformal fields, and M-theory - Michio Kaku
    
33. Physics of the Impossible - Michio Kaku
    
34. She Comes First - Ian Kerner
    
35. A Separate Peace - John Knowles
    
36. Discourses on Livy - Niccolo Machiavelli
    
37. Lying, Congressional Style - Sen. Norris Morales
    
38. Altered Carbon - Richard E Morgan
    
39. Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakam
    
40. Norse Gods and Giants - Edgar Parin d'Aulaire
    
41. Cosmos - Carl Sagan
    
42. The Demon-Haunted World - Carl Sagan
    
43. A New Translation of the Complete Works - Sappho
    
44. Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander
    
45. Cassandra and Her Cat Gustavus - Lisbeth Scintilla
    
46. From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 BC to AD 68 - H.H. Scullard
    
47. With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa - E.B. Sledge
    
48. The Things They Carried - Tim O'Brien
    
49. The Diving Pool - Yoko Ogawa
    
50. Poems (With an Introduction by Siegfried Sassoon) - Wilfred Owen
    
51. Biochemistry - Donald Voet
    
52. Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut
    
53. Slaughterhouse Five - Kurt Vonnegut
    
    
    Discourses on Livy - Niccolo Machiavelli
    

This is the best your technology does?

They give us jobs. I don't think these are to make us happy or give us sense of purpose.

These are distraction.

[Amora, Bail Organa, Regulus Black]

Do any of you know much of making clothes? Most of what I see of fashion is from Rupaul's Drag Race, but I think Adore Delano can sew for better than me.

Security Team Members

We should discuss this team and how we're working together. Also, what precisely we believe we're keeping us secure from.

Howard

Are you still around?

WELCOME TO VERSION 2.0 Specimens will wake up this evening to to find themselves in group wards containing liquid filled pod. They will be wearing a silver bodysuit. The rooms are stark, though water and nutrient packets are provided in a basket along the one of the windowless walls. Each pod is marked with a two digit number and can be opened from the inside (allowing them to get out). They will have no network access and will not be able to leave these rooms though there does appear to be a sealed door on one end. Ward 1 (pods 01 - 08) : Logan, Bruce Wayne (EU), Rey, Marian Pouncy, Rogue (616), Eleanor Shellstrop, Janet, Will Robinson Ward 2 (pods 09 - 16) : Tina Goldstein, Emma Frost, Bail Organa, Wanda Maximoff (MCU), Steve Rogers (616), Peter Pettigrew, Pamela Isley, Armitage Hux Ward 3 (pods 17 - 24) : James Potter, Kylo Ren, Billy Kaplan, Peggy Carter, Laura Roslin, Danaerys Targaryen, Bruce Banner (616), Shuri Ward 4 (pods 25 - 32) : Amora, Groot, Charles Xavier, Max Eisenhardt, Rogue (fox), Steve Harrington, Kamala Khan, Tony Stark (AA) Ward 5 (pods 33 - 40): Luke Skywalker, Peter Parker, Bobby Drake, Chidi Anagonye, Michelle Jones, Bruce Banner (MCU), Hank McCoy, Riri Williams Ward 6 (pods 41 - 48): Lois Lane, Stephen Strange, Jasper Sitwell, Bruce Wayne (G), Barbara Gordon, Finn, Regina Mills, [EMPTY] Ward 7 (pods 49 - 56): Clint Barton (MCU), Bucky Barnes (MCU), Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darcy Lewis, Alex Morales, Tony Stark (616), Maria Hill, [EMPTY] Ward 8 (pods 57 - 64): Diana Prince, Bucky Barnes (616), Regulus Black, Tony Stark (MCU), Poe Dameron, Loki, Michael, [EMPTY] Ward 9 (pods 65 - 72): Natasha Romanoff, Archex, Amadeus Cho, Mon Mothma, Laura, Leia Organa, Kira Manning, Wade Wilson Ward 10 (pods 73 - 80): Clint Barton (616), Howard Stark, Pepper Potts, Victor von Doom, T'Challa, Sirius Black, Selina Kyle, Harry Potter OOC Notes: If you are you are resetting characters from year one, this is when that is happening. Characters may thread / interact only with those in their rooms for now. EMPTY slots will be filled with apps that come in before this plot is over.

I've found myself thinking lately of all the places I always intended to go - places I had always assumed I would one day visit. I have never been to Coruscant. I have never traveled to the tombs in the orbits of Yavin or Endor. I've never seen Byss, or Eriadu. Of course I never had time for non-essential excursions, and was unceremoniously removed from my situation before I had the opportunity to reclaim some of these places - or indeed even to render them accessible to those of us who used to belong there - but all the same, I regret it. They are important places. The galaxy is full of them.

And now, a turn in the library is a venture.

That was entirely unexpected.

It would seem that the egg I was gifted has hatched.

I'm uncertain what I'm meant to do with her.

I would like to see something for my own interest. I've spoken to some of the other council members about the idea of reducing the number of squads, and allowing for two representatives from each of the reduced squads to serve on the council, due to the fact so many in our ranks have recently disappeared.

Changing squads totals and organisations would require constitutional amendments, and this post is not for those arguments. Instead, I just want to see:

Find your name on the list and put yourself into one of these six squads. If you had complete control, who would you want to be with? You can discuss it in this post, if there are logistics to work out, but I want to see what everyone would want, had they the choice.

Does anyone have a cigarette I can bum? I'll - figure out some kind of trade or whatever. Or something else.

My father was an instructor, by training. That was his profession. He was the commandant of one of the most prestigious academies in our galaxy. He knew his trade. In what he did, he was among the very best. My first memories of him, and my last, were lessons. Whatever I thought of those lessons, whatever chasm lies between what he intended to convey and what I ultimately absorbed, they made me the man I am today. The value - or the impact, at least - of training cannot be overstated. Where we come from, those who shaped us: they ought not to be denied. Reckoning with them only strengthens us. One's past can never be built from lies, any more than one's home can be built from dust.

Have fun at archery.

As we face the disappearance of so many of our fellow inmates, I take this opportunity to mark the loss (well, the absence) of one man in particular. His accomplishments were unparalleled - in the field, at least, of treason - and his persistence was the stuff of legend, for people, at any rate, who enjoy legends about spiteful self-obsession. He was proof for an entire generation after his passing that one man could, if only he set his mind to it, spread his capricious brand of destruction posthumously throughout the galaxy. To my knowledge no entity has ever bestowed awards for the most deleterious influence spurred on by the pettiest incitements, but I say without reservation that Galen Erso would have been a most worthy honoree, leastways for that definition of honor, a word with which he was admittedly unfamiliar. It is with great sorrow that I reflect on how I will never again see him stranded in a muddy, humid, buggy waste; nor forced to do idiotic tricks for infernal spectators; nor murdered in a miserable ruined hotel; nor subjected to a death lottery; and so on, and so forth. My only consolation, bittersweet though it may be, is that I know this: in at least one universe, he lies well and fully decomposed beneath the crushing weight of a great deal of duracrete rubble bearing the Imperial insignia.

And so, somehow, I will carry on.