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[Locked to Residents]
[Appearing on the journals is a written message as follows. A voice option is provided for a computerized reading of the text.]
Attention Luceti Residents.
The following names are being called to participate in a strike against the cultist hordes:
[the names listed here appear on the journal.]
All subjects are required to arrive at the tunnels at 8AM on the 27th of March for deployment. All listed individuals are required to be present. Subjects will then be escorted to TERRACE for battle preparation and further details.
Target will be Region One, a former Malnosso stronghold, presently in cultist hands. Subjects are advised to prepare for combat in forested areas. Further information will be made available at TERRACE. Questions and answers will not be provided at this time.
[The Malnosso will not reply to this message, but everyone is free to use this post to discuss among themselves, whether using voice options on the journal or doing action threads.]
Attention Luceti Residents.
The following names are being called to participate in a strike against the cultist hordes:
[the names listed here appear on the journal.]
All subjects are required to arrive at the tunnels at 8AM on the 27th of March for deployment. All listed individuals are required to be present. Subjects will then be escorted to TERRACE for battle preparation and further details.
Target will be Region One, a former Malnosso stronghold, presently in cultist hands. Subjects are advised to prepare for combat in forested areas. Further information will be made available at TERRACE. Questions and answers will not be provided at this time.
[The Malnosso will not reply to this message, but everyone is free to use this post to discuss among themselves, whether using voice options on the journal or doing action threads.]
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Yes. Yes. No. And...I absolutely could, but I'm not sure I'd ever want to. I find it's often prudent to maintain a neutral zone between myself and Mister Horner. But hypothetically? I believe I could pick up him and his blue cow. And you too, to boot.
[ she catches the door handle in her fingers and hauls the entrance open, gesturing for both of them to get inside. there are smoothies to be made. ]
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I could pick all of you up too, you know.
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[ she takes the long way 'round the bar, opting not to vault it once again because she's already done enough showing off. ]
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Clementine tries to climb up onto the stool unassisted, but there's some scrambling involved with the action. If Jack wants to be a buddy and give her a boost, it won't be refused.]
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And this is why I waited to introduce you. [Just undermine him, Buffy! Go ahead!]
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[ and that notion unsettles her, as much as she tries to play it off as a joke. it isn't as though she thinks horner is scheming something in her direction; rather, she finds the memories disquieting all on their own. him. her. the bar. a child. part of her wants to believe his reluctance comes from the same place as her own.
ah, well. no turning back now. buffy dumps a generous amount of field berries into the bar's blender. ] Be honest, Clem. Has he so much as mentioned me before today? I bet not.
[ she hopes not. ]
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Is it true there's no such thing as running out of food here?
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I'll be honest -- [ she supplements the berries with some orange juice. ] It is true that supplies've now and then gone to the sparse side. But we had warning. Sorta. I mean, in as much as a sudden influx of refugees could ever warn someone of...
[ kin'cora. vaskoth. zombies. buffy sighs. ] Even then, it was about three times as abundant as it probably is most worlds.
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I never do and look at me, fit as can be.
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Beats me. I suspect I wouldn't be a fan of squirrel -- never mind how much meat they have -- [ and how the little girl knows that. ]
Anyway. Maybe it's not even true. I heard it from a guy who knows a guy who lives with a girl. In gossip terms, that's practically untraceable.
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It's not good to gossip. That's how a lot of lies get spread.
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[ and instead of saying anything else, the immediate area was filled with the sound of a blender rather violently blending. ]
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Easy, Clem. It's just a blender.
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S-sorry! [ she stammers, finally opting to just unplug the damn thing. ] I should have yelled fore. Or maybe timber. Or whatever the blender equivalent is.
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Is there a lot of blood?
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