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GODS AMONG US [modplot/network post] [video]
[It happens everywhere. The entire ship starts to shift and change. It's subtle at first. Simple design changes: a new hallway here, a new hub there, a meeting room where there wasn't one before. But then the people start to shift, too. Familiar staff members disappear, new ones take their place. The technology changes in style, sometimes to something shiny simplistic, like something out 1950s sci fi, sometimes to something darker and more organic.]
[Then the alarms sound, klaxons blaring. They shift occasionally in tone, but all of them are equally urgent. Anyone that looks outside the ship will see that the lunar debris field keeps warping back and forth from a field of debris to the moon being whole.]
[Everyone's omnicoms buzz with an urgent message. Brainy speaks to them all from the lab's wall comm unit.]
I need all displacee Legionnaires to report to my lab immediately!
[He's...building something. Setting something up. It looks important.]
We don't have much time!
[ooc: Anyone in the game can respond to this, however anyone who didn't sign up for "Gods Among Us" (and therefore won't make it to the time bubble in time for the trip) won't remember ever responding, as events will erase the crisis (and therefore this network post) from the timeline.]
[Then the alarms sound, klaxons blaring. They shift occasionally in tone, but all of them are equally urgent. Anyone that looks outside the ship will see that the lunar debris field keeps warping back and forth from a field of debris to the moon being whole.]
[Everyone's omnicoms buzz with an urgent message. Brainy speaks to them all from the lab's wall comm unit.]
I need all displacee Legionnaires to report to my lab immediately!
[He's...building something. Setting something up. It looks important.]
We don't have much time!
[ooc: Anyone in the game can respond to this, however anyone who didn't sign up for "Gods Among Us" (and therefore won't make it to the time bubble in time for the trip) won't remember ever responding, as events will erase the crisis (and therefore this network post) from the timeline.]
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[ It was the first thing to come out of his mouth, although he immediately started noticing that no, he was not seeing things. So, he started to scramble to his feet. ]
Alright, I'm on my way, but someone just tell me I'm not seeing things?
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[He's not exactly there immediately, but it's as close as anyone can possibly come.]
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'Kay.
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[At least there are still granola bars.]
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Yeah, yeah, coming! What's the mission briefing? How much time until deployment? What's all up?
[Don't mind the trail of fire he's leaving through the halls, it's entirely harmless.]
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You know. I was hoping for a little more time to get acclimated before getting thrown in the deep end. No rest and all that.
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[She's bringing her computer, just in case.]
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He didn't bother to announce himself. He calls out from behind Brainy. ]
Yeah, okay, what?
[ He stretches and yawns a little. He may not have screwed around, but his nap was interrupted and it's a tragedy. ]
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everything about time travel in this reality gives me either headaches or anxiety
or both
its kinda both right now