The 100; a panfandom game

I'm heading up the eastern settlement committee. Maya and I already did our initial run through of the area to get a better lay of the land and try to map out where exactly we wanna try setting it up at. I know military is already being divided up for where to go initially once the ground breaking happens and I'm sure all the rest of the job areas are gonna be sorted out too but I reckon that putting out some feelers can't hurt.

I'm looking to see who wants to specifically help out with this one though. I figure we'll all help out with all of them as best we can, but you tend to put in the extra effort and finesse when you're building a place that you're gonna end up calling home. Also figure those that plan on calling it home should get a some say in what the end product is gonna be.

[Dela]
I think this one is gonna be near where your village is, yeah? I was wondering if I could pick your brain for some insight into the land around there and any customs we're gonna want to know to make sure we don't get off on the wrong foot with anyone.

[Logan]
When the hell did I become leader material? My X-Man team don't count. That was the most haphazard team we ever had.


[ooc: Annnd the sign-up info stuff is over here so everyone can have an idea of who will be where]

The chocolate sauce would go very well with ice cream if we had some. Or cake. Berries? We can at least do berries.

[Iskierka]
You don't mind if I try to keep one of these little bushes in our room, do you? It would mean having my Leafeon out more since she can emit sunshine, but she's not as energetic as Eevee and she'll probably be happy to lie on my bed most of the time. They just remind me of home a little. We have a lot of kinds of berry, though none that are made out of sweets.

I liked the message that was on the radios earlier, but all of this tension makes me anxious. I suppose peace is never really that easy, though.

[ fenris ]

Excuse me, I hate to bother you. We spoke recently at the tavern -- my name is Kate.

If it isn't too much trouble, and if you have any interest, I'd very much like to learn some of your skills with weapons. I have spent a lot of time recently feeling very vulnerable and [...] well, as though my actions are not my own to control. I'm tired of feeling that way, and I'm trying to learn defensive skills from anyone I can.

I understand if you'd rather not, however! You won't hurt my feelings.

Thank you either way.

[ trigger: drugging, kidnapping, etc. -- kate talks about her experiences. also spoilers for Life is Strange! ]

Scheduling is key to re-engaging the threads of any life. Though all of you had certainly been missed and I now have more opportunity to sleep, I don't do it overmuch. If I were at home in Narnia or even England, I might have gone in search of a hobby.

Sticker collection, needlepoint, knocking heads, inter-species diplomacy. I've got it sorted for the places I came from. Now, I suppose I'm asking what you do with your spare time?

Do you have spare time? I reckon I might use it to continue training. There are any number weapons I'd like to gain proficiency in - besides the bow, of course.

Congratulations, Magnus! And well done, everyone who competed today! You made the first Weapons Club enjoyable.

Sir Aramis, tales don't do you justice. If I had to be knocked out in the first round, at least I can salve my pride by saying I lost to a musketeer.

[Reyna]

Still sore? Are you sure you're not

The little lake doesn't seem to have any dangerous animals in it, just some fish like what we eat at home. It's only the river that has something big and hungry. It seems like it's smaller than Milotic, but still probably about twelve feet long. Even if she beat it, Pokemon are trained very strongly not to kill and it would just come back. Maybe if we didn't have the lake... but we do, so I think I will just let her swim there.

Hello, everyone. Given what a lot of people experienced with Storybrooke, and what some have gone through back home as well, I wanted to see if there might be any interest in me facilitating a support group for coping with brainwashing, conditioning, and/or possession?

Why a support group? The group setting is a different dynamic from 1-on-1 individual therapy. You're with other people facing similar struggles. Peers share their experiences and support each other. The facilitator is there to keep things moving and give it structure, but the focus is on the group.

Why me? I helped start the Mental Health program here, and I also have a lot of firsthand experience with being brainwashed, conditioned, and possessed at various times of my life aside from Storybrooke. Obviously that's not a good thing to have happened so much, but it's at least taught me a lot about coping with it.

Let me know if you're interested or have any questions. If you'd like to talk about any of these issues but want to do it in an individual setting, I'm available and so are the other Mental Health staff.

I've never seen something like the fighting. We have tournaments, but they're battles between teams of Pokemon.

The animals here aren't completely different from some I'm familiar with. Well, there are a lot of differences, but not in the care so much. I haven't explored outside very much yet though. Is there a body of water nearby that's safe to go to? I'm sure my Milotic would like somewhere to wallow.

I know there's a lot going on right now, but today is officially the day that everyone can tell Cisco Ramon that he's getting old. If anyone needs the distraction, feel free to track him down and let him know it.

Happy birthday, Cisco!

I BET YOU THOUGHT I'D TAKE A DAY OFF.

Hells naw. It's still Cooking with Cisco, which is a lot like Cooking with Crisco, but really my stuff's way tastier. Now, granted, I haven't had a lot of time to prepare and I've been told Goblin is totally not a healthy food option - soooOooOOoo today is veggie enchiladas.

For those of you that immediately went eugh, veggies, I swear to you on everything I care about (a list that mostly contains electronics and tacos), you're going to love these. If you've never had a fresh corn tortilla and a spicy 'chilada gravy, you haven't lived. Or lived more than once. It's hard to count lives around here, amirite?

Come forth, learn from the master (then help feed the masses). Perhaps during the lesson, I will regale you with tales of my days as a Radio DJ in Sunny Weatherbrooke!

[Veronica Mars]

We're cool, right? Not weird. I won't make it weird. If you still want that X-Ambassadors concert, I've got MP3s. Not QUITE the same, but hey. Uh, that is, assuming you remember stuff. If you don't, PRETEND I WROTE NOTHING.

I know you're all exhausted, but we're not finished just yet.

All the military reports are in and the last of the goblins is dead. Anyone taking shelter in a safe location is free to move about the mountain, and I'm going to ask that any civilian who is physically able volunteers to help in the next few days. It'll mean pulling double shifts and going outside your department, but Mount Weather needs all hands on deck to really be livable right now.

Military + Fair Weather Friends: I'd rather all of you get some kind of sleep or rest, but I know most of you are stubborn, so I'm asking that you at least try to volunteer somewhere comparitively low stress. You deserve a break.

Medical: We're still treating the injured and we could use more civilian volunteers. I've talked to Hawke about setting up a rotation for the doctors, nurses and field medics, but again, I know a lot of you are stubborn. I won't be surprised if you refuse to take a nap, but I will remind you that tired medics make mistakes. If you're usually working in medical, do the most important work on your patients and leave anything that you can easily explain to a layman to the volunteers.

Infrastructure: The tunnels need to be collapsed and the walls need to be repaired. Our infrastructure department took a lot of cuts a few weeks ago, so if you're up for some labor, they also desperately need volunteers.

Law Enforcement: We need an updated list of our survivors, our injured and our dead ASAP. Many of our officers are FWF and may be injured, so if everyone could check in with an officer before switching departments, that would help.

Crafts: Anybody who knows useful salvage from garbage and has a strong stomach needs to volunteer for Craft detail for a while. They'll be looting and disposing of the dead bodies. Our main priorities are to get them out of the mountain and not to leave them out to attract predators; the best way to do that is by burning them. We'll need someone to maintain a pyre far enough from the blast doors to keep the stink some distance away from us.

Civilian: With so much of our residential area damaged, we need more hands on deck than usual to clean up the damaged areas to make them livable again. Until that's done, anyone not catching rest in the hospital while they're recovering will have to bunk with someone in 504 or find somewhere else to sleep until their rooms are safe. I'm also asking that the kitchen staff deliver food to workers instead of calling everybody away and into the Mess Hall. People are either wiped or working, and we want to get this done as soon as possible. Normally Lily Potter would

This is an all hands on deck situation. I know it's asking a lot so soon after repelling an invasion, but it's about keeping our home livable, and everyone needs volunteers. The only non-essential areas that will resume as normal are going to be childcare, education and The Rose. The kids need the normalcy, and I have a feeling you'd all find a way to get a drink even if I told you not to. As soon as you're done with duties in one area, or if a certain job overloads you in some way, you need to volunteer in another area. Nobody expects you to do nothing but clean up dead bodies the entire time, but that just means you'll need to move over to something like food service or infrastructure and rotate with someone.


Most importantly, stay safe, take breaks every few hours, and don't forget to eat and stay hydrated. Medical is going to be too busy tending to the wounded to hover over you about self care, but if you make dangerous mistakes because you're tired or pass out from dehydration, you're adding more to Medical's workload. There's no issue of banding together and getting this done, because I've seen you all do it time and time again, but we're down over 180 people from the last time we dealt with something this damaging inside Mount Weather itself and I know that many of you will work yourselves to the bone if we let you.

You saved us all today. Take care of yourselves.

Tags: !mount weather, !network post, bellamy blake, bonnie bennett (tv), cassie sullivan, clarke griffin, edmund pevensie, harry potter, kate marsh, leonard "bones" mccoy (aos), mitsumi, piper mclean, sue storm / invisible woman (616), willow rosenberg

Hello, my name is Mitsumi. I've been told I've got very bad timing which I hope means that this isn't how things usually are. Since I got here three hours ago some people will have already seen me. I was the one with the Espeon helping make barricades.

Testing?

This is so stupid. What am I even supposed to say? Should have given me a script, Bell

I'm supposed to be doing a test to see who can actually see this to check and see if the network is up and running. I guess if you can see this, reply back with your name and if you're having any kind of issues? I can pass them along to whoever.