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fracturarpg2020-01-02 10:39 pm
fracturamods) wrote in fracturarpg2020-01-02 10:39 pm
Entry tags:
- ! intro,
- ! mingle,
- - the space,
- 9s,
- akira kurusu,
- baren kumou,
- emma perkins,
- goro majima,
- hajime ichinose,
- hina hikawa,
- hunter,
- itaru chigasaki,
- jiang cheng,
- kangai,
- kino,
- lan wangji,
- lux crownguard,
- minako aino,
- minato arisato,
- mizuki okiura,
- obi-wan kenobi,
- okuni kumou,
- ookurikara,
- rouge,
- royce melborn,
- sephiroth,
- shinobu kocho,
- shuuya kano,
- souji seta,
- takaomi shishimaru,
- tsukasa suou,
- utsutsu miya,
- wei wuxian,
- wen ning,
- xie lian,
- yuri lowell
[mingle] the space (january).
interim mingle
( WELCOME BACK, TRAVELERS. )
There's nothing but the clatter of train tracks, and the odd feeling of almost floating.
When you wake, it's hard to tell exactly what it is that you're missing - only that you are. There are pieces that aren't quite right, even if you're not sure where those pieces would normally be. Pieces of what, exactly....? Well, if you had to put a word to it, it would be - yourself, probably. Or did you get something back recently?
The place you've found yourself in is strange, certainly. It's probably worth exploring a bit. Though it just as easily seems that the only form of welcome or explanation that you have, comes from nothing more than a slab of marble. It might've changed since the last time you saw it.
You might have changed since the last time you saw yourself too - perhaps with a new emblem on your clothes, or a portrait on your skin.
There's no need to fret that much though. You've already gone through the ordeal once, and you might be able to see results from it. Even so, it's best that you don't get too comfortable, because there is still the unshakeable feeling:
There's still much more ahead of you.
When you wake, it's hard to tell exactly what it is that you're missing - only that you are. There are pieces that aren't quite right, even if you're not sure where those pieces would normally be. Pieces of what, exactly....? Well, if you had to put a word to it, it would be - yourself, probably. Or did you get something back recently?
The place you've found yourself in is strange, certainly. It's probably worth exploring a bit. Though it just as easily seems that the only form of welcome or explanation that you have, comes from nothing more than a slab of marble. It might've changed since the last time you saw it.
You might have changed since the last time you saw yourself too - perhaps with a new emblem on your clothes, or a portrait on your skin.
There's no need to fret that much though. You've already gone through the ordeal once, and you might be able to see results from it. Even so, it's best that you don't get too comfortable, because there is still the unshakeable feeling:
There's still much more ahead of you.
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So everyone who finds themselves here is forced to travel on the trains?
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No, no, not like that~ Everybody who travels is a traveler in a way, aren't they? Whether it's on foot or by plane or trekking the world by pogo stick! 'sides, there's nothing forcing people on the trains. You're free to go as you please, however you please~
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[Conceding that.]
But I'd still like the answer to my question, if you can answer it.
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[ In fact, he bets Kino can stand right here beside the slab of marble for the next week, and whatever mystical forces are out here will yoink her away and throw her into mafialand regardless of where she is and what she's doing. ]
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[ WAS THAT THE QUESTION now he's not sure if he had the wrong idea ]
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[ It's very possible. He would do it to somebody else too if he had even the slightest reason to. ]
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For Kino, though, he'll make the effort: ]
Okay, so... you know what fire is, right? Gotta start somewhere.
[ Assuming!! she's asking!! what the hell a plane is, not "oh, there's a plane?" It's hard when he gets just the one word to go off of and nothing else. ]
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[Just
no planes.]
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[ Maybe Kino should be teaching him about technology, not the other way around. ]
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[...]
If you're familiar with a bicycle, it's a little like that, but you don't have to pedal.
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It goes vroom vroom?
[ He does the revving hand motion. ]
Like a motorcycle?
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[The what.]
Motorcycle... sounds similar. Is that what they call it where you're from?
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Yep! The official word for a vroom vroom machine is a motorcycle! And a plane is sorta like one but all covered up and has wings and can fly— I bet you just have a different name for it?
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I did help someone make a flying machine using a bicycle before. But that was the very first of its kind, and I wouldn't say it was all covered up.
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[ A terrifying thought. Planes are scary and how they stay up in the air is something like black magic. ]
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I definitely would have heard of something like that existing. A way to transport so many people at once would be well-known among travelers.
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[ Her time period can't be that old, if she has motorcycles. Anything more recent than horse drawn carriages is technology enough. ]
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I'm a traveler. I've seen many countries - more than even many other travelers. That kind of technology couldn't exist without someone having spread the word by now. Travelers talk when we come across each other - it's how we learn of places to visit in the future, and places to avoid.
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[ Kano walks around to place his hands on Kino's back to forward march her towards the tracks. ]
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Well.
Off we go, I guess. His hands are on the upper back, right?]
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