[There's a crunch and the video feed cuts on to the inside of a mouth. When the face pulls away there's a a visage of a tusked blue behemoth on the screen, looking utterly perplexed. and after giving a sniff he tosses the slobbery thing off to the side. The room shown is very primitive and tribal looking, housing odd beaded feathered little
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..Ah, hello?
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Who dat? Vol'Jin be hearin' ya, but he don't be seein' ya.
[He knocked and arrow to his bow eyes shifting about the room cautiously]
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The object you had in your mouth, ...Ah, Vol'Jin. Pick it up if you would.
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Boy, how you be gettin' in dat box?
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It's called a Blackberry. It's a piece of technology that allows you to communicate with other people over long distances. [He wracks his brain for an analogy that may have made sense.] Channeling, I suppose you could call it.
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[He flipped the device over with his blade and poked it a few times. He understood channeling... he understood it very well, but he couldn't feel it being done here. Still highly suspicious he flipped the device back over]
What business does the boy have with old Vol'Jin, why he been takin' from da islands? What be happenin' dat made da gods so quiet?
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Light. I have no business with you Vol'Jin, but apparently the Author does. She's the one who has brought you here. [He's sorely tempted to add in the fact that there are no gods here- not counting himself of course- but the last thing he wants to do is say anything blasphemous that might cause Vol'Jin to consider sharpening those tusks on human flesh. God, in the end, is still vulnerable to piercing damage.]
You are part of the Manor now, far away from your islands, and your gods. It may be difficult to hear, but it may be impossible to return home.
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