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( december event log )
Who: Everyone
When: December 17th and on
Where: Throughout the Moira
What: The reasons for power failure become a little clearer...
Warnings: Possible character death. Please label anything you do that needs a warning.
When: December 17th and on
Where: Throughout the Moira
What: The reasons for power failure become a little clearer...
Warnings: Possible character death. Please label anything you do that needs a warning.
E V E N T |
"A thousand fibers connect us, and our actions run as causes, comimg back to us as effects."
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But the Gulanee put energy in. This takes it out. The telltale trails are similar, though.
[She turns to the list of people they have had come in.] Okay big guy, I know you're still tired, but are you feeling strong enough to haul around some people that need to be brought in after being attacked?
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It was wearing a crew uniform - or the remains of one, anyway. It's possible that it comes from a race similar to the Gulanee from your world, and it got brought here the same way we did... At some point.
[ But it's all speculation until they actually know something. ] Did you say they own Vancouver? Did other parts of the world get divided up the same way?
[ He pushes himself to his feet even while he talks. He's a little slower than usual maybe, but his balance is alright, and he doesn't think the sluggishness has effected his strength too much. He can handle carrying people around without anyone getting hurt, that's what's important. ] Just tell me who to bring in and where you want them settled.
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Earth Republic is currently dissolved, still mostly humans there, though.
It just got divided up in the normal, post war way. People don't usually hold hands and sing kum ba ya after those sorts of things. But they get along better than expected, and I live in one of the freely mixed areas... the first, actually.