[BTR]
{{This entry is written and composed entirely in Ransham, and backdated to Jan. 2.}}
[Locked to the TARDIS]
[Display iff Time Agent 462O1 is alive]
[Display iff no person other than {Time Agent 462O1 or the TARDIS} has access to a journal in which this entry displays]
I don't know the protocol for this, if there is any, so I'll go directly to the point: I want to query you regarding the existence of an anomalous Fact in this temporal neighborhood. And because this discussion and any proceeding action could prove potentially hazardous to the Doctor and his allies iff they were to become aware of it, I would ask that they not be allowed access to the interchange.
Is this acceptable?
{{The following entry is in plain English, and dated normally.}}
[Locked to Gwen]
[Edited lock: also locked to Mac {{after Gwen's reply}}]
I'm sure Suzie reported to you that I was working at a junk shop, some time before the trial. I left there under short notice, and I gave the owner the impression that I just disappeared, I think. I'd like to go back and apologize for that. But there are a few other reasons I'm asking.
A lot of non-native artifacts and technology found their way into her shop - she has a good eye for that sort of thing, and she has people bringing her stuff from all over the city. Most of it wasn't dangerous, but some of it was, and a lot of it was useful for one thing or another although she couldn't identify it. She's not a supernatural human, she's got no access to the journal networks, I'm not sure she's more than peripherally aware of wanderers and the Rift. There's not a lot of revenue to be made at a junk shop in the best of times, and I don't think she'd mind if she had someone to route a lot of her more inexplicable stock to a reliable buyer. And I'm sure there are people here who have been missing some of those resources.
Also, I
I used to help her in the garage when I wasn't trolling the city for Rift deposits. Breaking down engines, cobbling together things from bits of other broken versions. It's not
If I could
I don't have anything to do with my hands.
[Locked to the TARDIS]
[Display iff Time Agent 462O1 is alive]
[Display iff no person other than {Time Agent 462O1 or the TARDIS} has access to a journal in which this entry displays]
I don't know the protocol for this, if there is any, so I'll go directly to the point: I want to query you regarding the existence of an anomalous Fact in this temporal neighborhood. And because this discussion and any proceeding action could prove potentially hazardous to the Doctor and his allies iff they were to become aware of it, I would ask that they not be allowed access to the interchange.
Is this acceptable?
{{The following entry is in plain English, and dated normally.}}
[Locked to Gwen]
[Edited lock: also locked to Mac {{after Gwen's reply}}]
I'm sure Suzie reported to you that I was working at a junk shop, some time before the trial. I left there under short notice, and I gave the owner the impression that I just disappeared, I think. I'd like to go back and apologize for that. But there are a few other reasons I'm asking.
A lot of non-native artifacts and technology found their way into her shop - she has a good eye for that sort of thing, and she has people bringing her stuff from all over the city. Most of it wasn't dangerous, but some of it was, and a lot of it was useful for one thing or another although she couldn't identify it. She's not a supernatural human, she's got no access to the journal networks, I'm not sure she's more than peripherally aware of wanderers and the Rift. There's not a lot of revenue to be made at a junk shop in the best of times, and I don't think she'd mind if she had someone to route a lot of her more inexplicable stock to a reliable buyer. And I'm sure there are people here who have been missing some of those resources.
Also, I
I used to help her in the garage when I wasn't trolling the city for Rift deposits. Breaking down engines, cobbling together things from bits of other broken versions. It's not
If I could
I don't have anything to do with my hands.