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voidtreckernet2021-06-24 12:34 pm
weifinder) wrote in voidtreckernet2021-06-24 12:34 pm
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( He starts with his hand falling away from the ICP, and then Wei Wuxian lifts them both, cupping them to bow to the screen; polite, but not overly so. He's in one of the carriages' open spaces rather than any closed and quieter room. )
Hello, Trainlings! On the subject of training, ignoring the Express part, and sadly lacking any Void technical backup, who else has experience with or abilities in generating illusions, or confusion arrays, anything that fools senses into believing something is there that isn't—in dreams or waking, I suppose.
( He waves a hand, smiling at the screen. )
Brief as our time at the Undersea Monastery was, our quiet monks provided a dip into things we can try to keep working with here: meditation and illusion breakaways. There's a few from my close-to-home world who have skills in either and are willing offer training for those interested, and I'm looking for other perspectives and talents to do the same. We may not be Void powered, but there are patterns enough to keep training people to recognise.
( This is followed by a pause, and his eyes drifting upward, before he clears his throat and, with another grin that's a bit less sincere, adds: )
Also, with the, ah, animal populations on board. Exactly how many dogs or other dog-like animals are on train? And do you have any set, er, schedules or. Places. Where you let them free.
Hello, Trainlings! On the subject of training, ignoring the Express part, and sadly lacking any Void technical backup, who else has experience with or abilities in generating illusions, or confusion arrays, anything that fools senses into believing something is there that isn't—in dreams or waking, I suppose.
( He waves a hand, smiling at the screen. )
Brief as our time at the Undersea Monastery was, our quiet monks provided a dip into things we can try to keep working with here: meditation and illusion breakaways. There's a few from my close-to-home world who have skills in either and are willing offer training for those interested, and I'm looking for other perspectives and talents to do the same. We may not be Void powered, but there are patterns enough to keep training people to recognise.
( This is followed by a pause, and his eyes drifting upward, before he clears his throat and, with another grin that's a bit less sincere, adds: )
Also, with the, ah, animal populations on board. Exactly how many dogs or other dog-like animals are on train? And do you have any set, er, schedules or. Places. Where you let them free.
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( He smiles, putting his hands in curled fists to either side of his chin. Fluttering his lashes. He loves you, bro.
He lets his hands fall away after, looking more serious. )
Mah, that's an everyday thing.
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[ But... He had sort of promised. He said he would chase them away, didn't he? That's a promise he had mostly kept well.
He huffs a noise. ]
Maybe we should go for a walk every day, then.
i have been waiting to make this novel joke wildly out context
Every day means every day!
( Take your Wei Wuxian on daily walks, Jiang Cheng, do it. )
the face we'll all going to have pulled at this
[ Completely deadpan. ]
h e h
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( Here he is, pouting, with all the joking sincerity one might expect. )
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( he can't look like a sad puppy because he's scared of them but here's SAD HUMAN EYES )
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( A pause. )
I could ask Lan Zh—
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( He does wake with "waking" onboard but that's besides the point. )
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( Only that ends up not true as of next platform BUT IT WAS A FUNNY IDEA IN THE DAYS BEFORE IT )
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