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Imagination 13, morning; Voice.

Given I'm going to be here for at least another day, I figured I'd update the out-of-date Welcome Guide thing we have. The last month has been ... Busy and I let it slide a bit. Last I looked, there should be copies next to all the carriage ICPs though they're at least a month out of date.

[Tired deadpan -even a bit sheepish- Eva is go, and by now, people should at least have an idea of why Eva's locked in a Medical Cabin.]

I think we should add a section on missions, but Lightning-san was handling this? [As far as she knew, anyway.] I also know we found out a fair bit this mission, and I believe we need to start record, as detailed as possible, on what we know about our situation.

[A sigh.] Regardless, if you have any additions to the Welcome Guide, let me know here or drop by my medical cabin.

(OOC: I've put up a Gdoc for the Welcome Guide and commenting should be enabled. Basically, if there's things on that that need updating or editing, make a comment!)

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[ There's actually...something that Tidus has had on his mind. For a while. He decides to skip speaking on the network, would've just warned he was going over anyway if he did use it. It's not a discussion he wants to have in public.

So, while it might not be entirely unexpected to get a visitor when she's put out a call welcoming them, Tidus arrives at her room with a knock, entering in after. Flashing a smile, tone calm but friendly. ]

Hey. Try to steal all the fun from the rest of us?

Edited 2020-11-28 17:26 (UTC)

More like very bored and not much to do in here.

[It's an easy and honest admission to make because it's true. She's more time on her hands than she likes and it's far, far easier to do something than allow her thoughts to circle and dwell on what happened.]

What's up?

[ Not what he meant, but hey, doesn't matter. He takes a step into the room. ]

It's something for your guide. I...don't think it's come up? About the SCAs. Some people might wanna keep them close when they first arrive. I don't know how common it is, but- they might be doing something to help them out if they have something about them.

[ It's awkward, difficult to bring up, but for the most part he tries for casual as he speaks. Arms folded to keep himself from fussing around with them. ]

[She knows, but her humour's not that gallows. For now, at least.]

Sit; I think we're gonna be talking for a while; I'm starved for it.

[Social butterfly in medical isolation. Rip Eva who just wants to get back to normal. That said, there's a nod and an understanding smile. She can guess what's brought this: something happened during the shitshow of a mission and it needs to be addressed.]

Like a disability you mean? I'm already going to bold keeping them on you, but this just makes it more important, especially during the missions.

[ He'll take the seat, hands coming on his knees, a small lean to his posture; a grimaced smile on his face. He has to think about this too - if this would be relevant to anyone but him. ]

Well... [ He tries - but he's coming up blank. Sighing a little, he tips his head. ] I'll just explain my situation.

[ Despite it being like a stone in his throat. Regardless- ]

If I take off my SCA anywhere, I'll disappear. [ He pauses, just for a beat. ] It'll happen slower on the train, but - back home, I can't stick around unless I'm being dreamed. By magic. [ To simplify it. ]

So... [ He tips his head slightly to a side. ] If anyone had... something like a disability, sure, or something strange going on about them, the SCA might be helping.

[She's not sure what she expected, but that wasn't it. Still, she's heard of weirder things than dream-person-made-real.

She exhales and runs a hand through messy hair.] So basically like a teether that's keeping you stable, then.

[She glances at her own, then grins.] Nifty things. That said, while we can't force people to wear them, I think we can imply doing so is likely beneficial in some ways and that if you don't have it on off-world, you can't evac to the train, or understand anyone unless they speak your language.

Unless you have a better way of putting it?

[ He nods to the tether example, but won't interrupt her otherwise. Speaking only once she's done. ]

I mean, if people don't need them, then they don't need to wear them. Your Welcome Guide's is for the newbies, right? [ He rolls a hand in the air, nonsense, just a motion made while he speaks. ]

It's just something for them to think about. If they think something's up or something should be up, that'll probably explain it. It could be the SCA helping them.

[ A pause, and Tidus draws back from his leaned posture. ]

Maybe there's been other cases onboard too. Of the SCA helping people out. [ He shakes his head, a sheepish note when he admits- ] I...haven't exactly been open about this 'til now, so...

[ So, he hasn't been asking many questions. ]

True, that, and it is, though once it's updated -and it does need to be as we lost half the Council within what, a month and a half?-, I'll put out a reminder that people should re-read it. Can't hurt at least.

[She offers a wry grin.] I'd say it is the SCA helping them. Without, you'd... not be here. Plus it also helps with allergies... which is something I should not down in the Guide...

Do you have about the three taps to evacuate? [ A sheepish tug of his own smile. ] I actually haven't read it in a while either.

[ Eheh. ]

I do, yes-

[Give her a second as she grabs the copy of the Guide she has, a pen, and starts scribbling yet again on it.]

How's this sound 'Your SCA -Safety Control Apparatus- is vitally important and if you think that something screwy should be up re your biology but isn't while on the train, it’s likely the SCA doing something to keep it unscrewy.'

Eva, I'm not gonna lie.

[ A pause. ] It's way too long. I didn't read it when I got here.

It's three pages.

[Don't trust gdocs, Senku. It lies.

Be thankful she's stuck in Medical, or she'd be hunting you down.]

Did you at least read the brief at the start?

I know how long it is. Back then? No. You lost me at three pages.

[ Come on Eva, do it, he's right here, kinda stuck sitting around too. ]

I'm not surprised if more people wouldn't read that.

Three. Pages. Isn't. Long. I've read far longer Guides.

[SHE WOULD, but there's the sliiiight issue of not being able to leave the medical cabin of her own volition.]

Then again, I'm bored enough I might try and make a single page overview.

I know a lot of people who don't read at all, nor do they read anything for leisure and I'm not sure they'd read this. I used to read a ton, but...

[ It's his suggestion, nothing more really, but maybe he should visit her if she's so bored. ]

I'd stick to the most vital of information and then get the team leads to sweep up their new members. They should know them anyway, shouldn't they? That way people get the information either way even if they won't read the welcome guide.

Good enough to me! Some pickier guy might have something to say about the wording, but that's why I don't write these kinda things.

[ Being all formal and pretty with language?? No thanks! ]

But, you were asking about missions too, right?

I've never been one for formal unless I really have to be. Which for my language means a change in the register and word choice, and tone. It tends to suck, though I'm pretty sure Galarish has it worse...

[She shrugs. She's never spoken the language, so she really doesn't know. ]

Yeah, though I think Lightning-san looks after anything related to that, which is fair, honestly. The more we spread the work, the better.

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Assuming they let me out by Platform.

[Not that she'd honestly blame them if they didn't, but still.]

True, and we can at least shove the Guide into their hands that way. Which is something we should organise for the Platform after this. I'm not even going to try for this one.

[The mission did a number on everyone. 0/10, would not do again.]

Galarish?

[ He'll ask, just because he's not sure what (who?) she means, but otherwise- ]

It's just a basic run-down, yeah. Tell you what the mission was about, what teams did. Give the newbies an idea what to expect and let 'em know we're collecting supplies.

If anyone wants to make anything more in-depth and talk about all the things we did, I wouldn't stop them. [ He shrugs lightly. ] I got some pics from the last two missions. Two extra cameras going too. Roland thinks they'll work with the computer we got here, and printer. They're from his world, [ he adds, as way of explanation. ]

The language of a Region on the continent of Eselia. If I ever get my laptop, I can pull up the travel maps of the world I've saved on it.

[.... the Trainer Travel maps, but details.]

I'd probably encourage a more in-depth one at this stage, but it'd be a fair bit of work, so... [A Shrug, and then she grins.] They should; the tech from my world -Roro and Lele- generally interfaces alright.

Well, sure! I'm a nosy guy. Don't get sick of seeing other worlds.

[ He'll skip language classes, though. But anyway with the camera talk: ]

If your techs are similar! [ Then that's that. ] It's got a cable and hole to stick it in, so I think it'll be alright. But, I think someone'll have some fun writing about missions.

...

That isn't me. [ Eheheh. ] No one wants me on writing duty.

Actually, maybe you could do one better than that, it doesn't have to be you. You could organize it so there's a few people on the team who are meant to be welcoming new people and giving information, so they get to know someone.

[ A beat. ] Not that they shouldn't know you, they should, I just mean it's the kind of thing that might make other people feel involved in the group. [ She may get the impression he's been thinking. ]

[ A shorter pause, though. ] I definitely do not mean me.

[Glorfindel has come in and handed her a heavily marked copy. You can take it or leave it as you will. The fact he capitalizes Train is a particular little quirk of his :D ]

I'll remember that. [Said with a bright grin because look. She will talk your ears off once she can show the maps off and talk about her experiences within the Gym Cities.] But, either way, they should be if they have that, though mine work on Wifi access-

[ Wait, what???? Yeah. Eva stares a bit.] ...but all boys are good at paperwork...?

[Hello cultural assumptions.]

[ Tidus laughs. ] Good one. [ It's okay Eva, he totally gets the joke! Grinning at her put-on face. ]

I was too busy swimming. That's my excuse! You can't write underwater, you know?

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