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shuri is smarter and sassier than you (ciruttai) wrote in snapthread,
@ 2019-07-20 11:47:00

Entry tags:

danny rand (616), shuri (mcu)

Who: Shuri & Danny Rand
Where: The Town Green
What: Meeting for the first time
When: Early Morning
Rating: Low
Status: Incomplete

Shuri was slightly annoyed at this entire situation. She had finally got back to her brother but was whisked away again, though this time by an unknown force. Sure it was cool that the Multiverse was real but her brother was not here and he needed her and there was no way to return. Also there was no internet. She was grumpy about that but she supposed she could deal. They'd make it eventually. Right? She needed to talk to Tony about that and the lab but she wanted to explore first. She had gone out with White Wolf and been shown around the town which was probably more of a tiny village than anything. She was intrigued by the Doors and was interested in going through them to see what she could find. That was probably going to happen today or tomorrow, her curiosity burning inside her.

For now, she found that she couldn't sleep. It wasn't her bed, there was too many things on her mind, the list was endless as to why. So in the early hours of the morning she found herself back out in the Village, wondering around to see if she met anyone or found anything else that could entertain her. As she approached the village green, she spied someone up and about. While she didn't know them, she decided to approach them nonetheless. As she got closer she realised they were doing yoga so instead of speaking, she sat silently not that far from them, watching.

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ciruttai
2019-08-11 01:19 am UTC (link)

"Exactly and those sort of trains would be awesome," Shuri said with a grin not mentioning they had something similar back home that run on Vibranium. Didn't need to squash his hopes and it was possible he was from a different world where her country didn't exist or didn't even have that capability so... No point in saying anything.

"My favourite would have to be my kimoyo beads. Both my normal and remote access ones. The first bead provides a lifetime's worth of medical knowledge and is given to each individual at birth. Additional beads are added to serve various purposes, such as communication or vehicle control. With the remote ones I can control vehicles and the like on the other side of the world. I can scan someone's body and 3D project it or parts of it if I need to heal it. They can help stablise people. The uses for them are endless," she couldn't help but brag slightly.

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dannyrandkai
2019-08-14 02:38 pm UTC (link)

"Kimoyo beads." Danny said slowly. The information was a lot. Quite a lot. He couldn't imagine a lifetime's worth of knowledge there from the beginning, the information he had spent so much of his life gaining remotely - downloaded? - into a newborn's mind. He raised his eyebrows, and exhaled a slow sigh.

"Aren't you - worried that the knowledge might be abused?" He asked hesitantly. "That sort of information - so much of it, that ability... you're like a god, aren't you? Endless possibilities." He smiled ever so slightly. "You guys really are far ahead of everyone, aren't you? I don't even think Tony Stark has something like that. At least not available to everyone."

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ciruttai
2019-08-18 12:08 am UTC (link)

"Maybe but it saves a lot of time. Have you ever been in an emergency and needed access to someone's medical history? It's there, without having to trawl through databases, ring doctors and the like. You can immediately access it. Some people don't have access to the ability to read it, that is limited and will remain so. Most people just have the communication bead and the one that read your vitals etc and stores it so we know if something does go wrong with you and you're unconscious," she explained. While she trusted her brother and some others, she didn't know and trust everyone and therefore she limited their access.

"We are," she nodded. "I'm sure Stark would be able to do a lot of what we did if he had access to the same sort of material and existing technology though," she admitted. The lack of resources was what was limiting to him at least in her mind.

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