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realityshifted2011-12-17 03:20 am
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[a tall man in steel-colored body armor with yellow trim is currently very engaged with perusing the brochures at the information kiosk, a holographic version hovering at a comfortable height for him to read. after a moment, he waves a hand to dismiss the brochure, but underneath that helmet, he's blinking, unsure if someone is just pulling his leg or...]
[frowning, he starts looking around again at what's around him: the random buildings that shouldn't exist but do and outer space in every single direction.] This...can't be real. [in his heart, though, he has a feeling the brochure is telling the truth. it's all far too elaborate and thorough for it to be a lie, and the appearance of the shop on the Mother of Invention makes complete sense now (though he has a strong urge to report it to the Director anyway).]
[very quickly, duty supersedes any other curiosity he has--and anyway, he's satisfied the need for initial reconnaissance, so it's time to report in! he taps the side of his helmet, activating his long-range comms systems]
Come in, Command, this is Agent Washington. I seem to have...um... [he falters, unsure of how to go about explaining that he's suddenly on a plane of existence that is the meeting point for many universes without sounding like he's gone completely insane. so, he just settles for establishing contact and going from there] Command, do you read? [he pauses for a second, hoping for some reply, but only hears static. this doesn't please him, not one bit.] I repeat, Command, do you copy? [and again, he gets no answer. he grumbles under his breath]
[slowly] Okay...I'm going to assume everyone has gone to get a cup of coffee from the mess hall. Because we all know how great that stuff is. [he waits for a reaction to his sarcastic remark, but gets none]
What the hell?! [he lets go of the long-range comms button, his arm flopping to his side. his annoyance with those back home seem to have pushed everything else he read in the brochure completely out of his mind for the moment.] Someone should always be monitoring the comms! That's basic protocol. The Director is going to hear about this when I get back.
[frowning, he starts looking around again at what's around him: the random buildings that shouldn't exist but do and outer space in every single direction.] This...can't be real. [in his heart, though, he has a feeling the brochure is telling the truth. it's all far too elaborate and thorough for it to be a lie, and the appearance of the shop on the Mother of Invention makes complete sense now (though he has a strong urge to report it to the Director anyway).]
[very quickly, duty supersedes any other curiosity he has--and anyway, he's satisfied the need for initial reconnaissance, so it's time to report in! he taps the side of his helmet, activating his long-range comms systems]
Come in, Command, this is Agent Washington. I seem to have...um... [he falters, unsure of how to go about explaining that he's suddenly on a plane of existence that is the meeting point for many universes without sounding like he's gone completely insane. so, he just settles for establishing contact and going from there] Command, do you read? [he pauses for a second, hoping for some reply, but only hears static. this doesn't please him, not one bit.] I repeat, Command, do you copy? [and again, he gets no answer. he grumbles under his breath]
[slowly] Okay...I'm going to assume everyone has gone to get a cup of coffee from the mess hall. Because we all know how great that stuff is. [he waits for a reaction to his sarcastic remark, but gets none]
What the hell?! [he lets go of the long-range comms button, his arm flopping to his side. his annoyance with those back home seem to have pushed everything else he read in the brochure completely out of his mind for the moment.] Someone should always be monitoring the comms! That's basic protocol. The Director is going to hear about this when I get back.

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[Tiny Japanese kid -- just what everyone wants to find on their Astral Plane.]
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[he lets out a little sigh, wondering what to do with the kid. a part of him is really glad he isn't armed right now. not...that he'd worry too much if the kid got a hold of his weapons; he always keeps the safety on when he's not going into a combat situation] So, as you probably heard, I'm Agent Washington. What's your name?
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Ah, I'm Edogawa Conan -- Conan's my first name!
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Is there some sort of security system or internal policing unit here in case there's trouble of any kind? [but as soon as he says that, he has his doubts. that seems like the sort of thing that would have been mentioned]
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... Speaking of annoying people.
As tempted as she is to dodge him just like she wants to dodge everyone else she's run into so far in this goddamn place... well, at least he's familiar. ... Ugh.]
Radio silence here. It isn't jammed, it just doesn't exist. Don't bother.
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Yeah. I gathered that. You'd think someone would bother explaining that. I should let this...Broderick Naismith know he's forgotten a crucial detail in his pamphlet.
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Fine. You can do that. I'm going to find someone in charge.
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They didn't even leave an away message?
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I'm Agent Washington. What's your name?
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Have you read the information from the kiosk, yet?
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Do you know anything else this kiosk isn't telling me? I'm Agent Washington, by the way.
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I don't know as much as my companion does but, I've seen an experiment first hand. It switched a man's loyalties making him believe he'd never known us and been our enemy. Another was forgetting important events of his own history.
...and be careful of the Watcher who spoke when you arrived. She is not on our side or anyone else's. As far as we know, she's out for her own ends, whatever they may be. ...And I'm Athena. It's nice to meet you, Agent Washington.
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[thinks for a second about who she means] Oh, Meredith? She seemed...interesting. [and that's not the only interesting thing. he can't help wondering if "Athena" is a designated name like his own.] But if she's involved in all this, there must be something she wants that could potentially helps us in some way. Granted, I don't know what that is, but nobody does anything just for the hell of it.
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