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MarinaNova NPCs (marinanova_npc) wrote in marinanova,
@ 2014-11-05 20:44:00

Entry tags:

:mingle, artemis crock, carol peletier, data, haruka tenoh, ianto jones, kitty pryde (aoa), korra, pavel chekov (au), raito sonozaki

Day 296 — Real MarinaNova — Exploring
[You have an adventurer's spirit, or maybe you're just following the crowd, whatever the case, you've left the central core behind.

What else is there to see and do and find? Hungry? Maybe you can find yourself a delicious pill to eat in the cafeteria. Or maybe you want to spend your time and energy breaking into a closet in the dormitory. Explore. Make some memories. You may even end up keeping them.

But how much longer do you think it will be before someone puts you back in those pods you so recklessly abandoned?]

(OOC: This mingle is for those who went through the doors only. The locale section will detail the areas you can explore. Please note that some areas specify barriers that would prevent exploration! The next one will be for encountering the engineers in their natural habitat. EVENT INFORMATION | REAL MARINANOVA INFORMATION.)

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thirdcriterion
2014-12-15 02:11 pm UTC (link)

[ He arches a brow slightly; were his chip active, he might be somewhat amused at the salute. It's not necessary, but he does give a small nod.

And as to the question, well - ]

I would consider it likely that we are now within the true prison. I had been exploring the possibility that the MarinaNova we perceived was in fact a simulation, along with Doctor Spencer Reid and Rebecca Crane, two members of the Defense Force's Investigative Team. That appears to be a reasonable conclusion of our present circumstances.

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candothat
2014-12-16 04:45 am UTC (link)

[Thankfully, this whole true-prison thing isn't entirely news to Chekov, who has concluded that something along those lines is the only reasonable explanation (beyond hallucinating or being in an otherwise altered state of mind, that is) for all of this. Kitty was also kind enough to mention the idea in passing.]

I would like to know as much about what led you to think this as possible, sir, when time permits. [He gives up on the wall seam. Without tools, getting into anything is proving frustratingly difficult.] For now, are there orders you would like to issue?

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