[Locked from Malnosso//Unhackable]

[malnosso]

You are all terribly distrustful. That's good.

So that you're working with an informed opinion however, this was the work of neither myself nor the Organization.

Comments

[junesbrand.livejournal.com]

Who are you supposed to be, anyway?

[malnosso]

An observer.

[inabook]

...The third party?

[malnosso]

I doubt it. Well, maybe a faction that branched off, but the core of the Third Party wouldn't bother.

[nextgen-hokage.livejournal.com]

Does that mean that the letter's a fake?

[malnosso]

I don't know, does it?

[38thdefender.livejournal.com]

Do you think the gate will really appear? I had assumed the letters themselves were an experiment.

[malnosso]

It could or it couldn't. I don't know the sender, so it could all be a hoax. ...though those letters were definitely Shifted into the enclosure. So whoever sent them has to be good.

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[preciousgeneral.livejournal.com]

Well, that rules out one choice. [Though looking at the other responses, seems it isn't the Third Party like she had thought also.]

If you can't share who you think did it, can you share if you feel that what it says has any validity at all?

[Private]

[malnosso]

All I can say is that whoever sent those letters is damn good at Shifting. And Shifting seems to be the method by which people return home, so logically...it's possible.

[cruxofapotter.livejournal.com]

So there's no chance of going back at all?

[malnosso]

Of course there's a chance.

[neverplaysfair]

Is there another group you know of that wants test subjects?

[malnosso]

Nope.

[Private]

[fonon-professor.livejournal.com]

I don't suppose the validity of the letter would make a difference to residents like myself either way, would it?

[Private]

[malnosso]

You'd be surprised.

[fortunefail]

[Hm... The other conversations are interesting, but...]

So Tyr was still classified after all. Whoever sent the letter, they were quite effective in raising the topic after all this time.

Now that I have the chance, I need to ask. Tyr died by John's hand, I'm assuming in his little hiding place. Logically, that'd mean Tyr was revived, correct?

[malnosso]

What, after John's mercy killing? Nope.

[ahappylie.livejournal.com]

I've heard rumor that things in the letter are true - and that you now know of it. Might I ask you a question?

Is the rumor that our being here is in fact having dire consequences on our home worlds, true?

[malnosso]

That's true.

[controlroute.livejournal.com]

If you were in our position, would you take the offer?

[malnosso]

No, but that's not because I don't trust the contents of the letter. Well, I don't, but I don't trust anything I don't have a hand in myself anyway.

[300yrswandering.livejournal.com]

Who did this then?

[malnosso]

Dunno.

[vulcanblazer.livejournal.com]

Just when I thought I had somethin' pegged, things change and get worse. ...About normal for here, I'd say.

So it's more to do with Shifting, huh? Do you think this other group might simply be testing their abilities on us? ...You know, if a portal actually does appear.

Man, I hate it when Guy's right sometimes...

[malnosso]

That's highly possible. Though I don't know why they'd go to the trouble of trying it with all of you, considering the risk.

[unseenspy.livejournal.com]

The decision was tempting enough, but confirming some parts of the letter makes the choice even more difficult. Considering all the different worlds we come from, is it really possible for a single portal to send us back to our correct worlds and times? I don't trust it either.

By "breaking apart," do they mean losing our sanity?

What would happen if the Malnosso became panicked?

[Because Jay, for one, would not mind provoking them...]

[malnosso]

That's because you don't understand Shifting, but that's all right. It's not really a "portal" anyway.

No.

More than likely they'd do whatever they could to keep you from that so-called "gate" on Friday. Probably use that same Shifting sequence that murdered the hybrids way back when.

[stilldontgotit.livejournal.com]

Looks like some people have talked about the consequences.

Now here's a question. How can it be true, when people come and go all the time? Sometimes from different times, and nothing's changed.

[malnosso]

Because the consequences on a world aren't as obvious as events that occur within it, that's a little small in scale.

[aphephobic.livejournal.com]

Invaders trying to get us out of here is becoming quite a trend. For you and your people, what is Luceti's political significance?

[malnosso]

What "my people?" There's just little old me over here.

Why does everything happen when I'm asleeeeep XD

[loyalotter.livejournal.com]

And I hadn't even put up my opinion yet, either. [Talk about mistrustful]

But if it were as easy as this letter claims it is, someone- [Read: Hermione herself] -would have figured out how to do it already, wouldn't you think? Or at least the discovery would have been known. I don't know anyone who could keep a secret that well. [Liar.]

[malnosso]

Sorry kiddo.

Really? Because I know plenty who would. Think about the leverage; discovering the means to truly return home.

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[chikaidestroyer]

Good evening, madam. Nice to hear from you again.

It's interesting to see how quick they are to believe you after being so convinced this was the doing of the Organization. They take your self-given title for what it is and don't linger on whether you may have conflicts of interest.

[Private]

[malnosso]

I'm sure.

I have no interest, and thus no conflicts. I enjoy plain and simple fact, Mr. Silverberg.

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[malnosso]

You're too good to them.

[Locked]

[malnosso]

I'm not the one working myself to death.

[Private]

[lezareno_prez]

What will become of those who have died in their world should they choose to take this offer?

[Private]

[malnosso]

They'll go back to being dead, I assume. So long as the offer is genuine.

[Private]

[wise_maiden]

Greetings, Ms. Rem. I was wondering if anything would be said about this. It does not seem something that the Organization would set up, simply due to the mention of Tyr.

... If anything, it seemed like a trap, to draw his name out into the open after so long. Especially since speaking of him openly was not something that had been verified, but it seems my concerns of everyone talking too openly has already come to pass.

[Private]

[malnosso]

It's not surprising, really, and I'd expected as much. I'm not sure if this should immediately be written off as a trap, but that's certainly a valid concern.

[goldenglasses]

Do you know how much about this letter is true?

[malnosso]

Well, the mentions of consequences and such. That your presences here are unnatural.

Really, the only thing up in the air is that bit about "opening a gate," though I imagine that was just a change of semantics to make it easier for the general populace to understand.

[goldenpathredux.livejournal.com]

This is not the first offer that came to us where it was obvious the vast majority of readers would not accept it.

[malnosso]

True.

[silvergeneral.livejournal.com]

The letter mentions Tyr to some significance. I don't know enough to understand why--mightn't you enlighten me?

[malnosso]

Tyr is rather famous outside the barrier; here he is simply known as the weapons shopkeep that was murdered by John. He was essentially braindead upon the arrival of your first peer.

[alwaysmoony.livejournal.com]

Do you know how long it would take for the damage to begin? How long before the inhabitants of our worlds would notice?

...And if our lack of presence is damaging our worlds, is our presence here damaging Luceti? It's no less natural.

[malnosso]

Oh, they wouldn't.

No, your presence here has no effect on this world. ...well, no damaging effect, I imagine.