Sumeragi Lee Noriega ◊ Mission 1
Who: Sumeragi and whoever actually sees her
Where: Espoir, Center Plaza
Style: Either; just be consistent
Status: Open
[NOTE: For the message she leaves to her crew members, she doesn’t realize that she sent it to both Neil and Lyle.]
When Sumeragi opened her eyes, she was shocked to feel the prickly sensation of grass beneath her body and see the huge corn stalk only a foot from her face. Blinking, she pushed upward into a sitting position and found herself instinctively uttering the word, “Earth?” As she stood up, her hazel eyes took in her surroundings. “But why am I…?” She had just been in the cockpit of the Ptolemaios II. Rubbing her head, she wondered if they had been blind-sided. But who could have possibly found them so unexpectedly? It was inconceivable. And if they had crash landed, where was the Ptolemaios? Where was her crew?
Stepping forward, she found that her legs were a little weak. It had been a long time since she felt the heavy weight of gravity grounding her feet. As she moved forward, her foot kicked something. Sumeragi’s gaze lowered to discover a small object that resembled a phone. Bending down to pick it up, she squinted at it in confusion. “A phone?” But the technology was so outdated. Where was the picture screen? The contact list was immediately accessible when she flipped open the device. She was quite shocked when she came across several names that she recognized, one of which was now a database and not a living, breathing human.
With a deep sigh, she lowered the phone and shook her head. “This is so strange. I have absolutely no memory of an attack or an emergency landing.” Even if she had blacked out, how had she found herself so far away from her ship? She continued walking, uncertain of which continent she was even on. It wasn’t before long that she heard running water and a fountain came into view. Her gaze lowered to the foreign device again. Well, if the names she had identified actually belonged to the people she knew, then contacting them should be her first priority. Flipping open the device again, she decided to try messaging them. It would be more efficient to contact them all at once, and if they were not the correct individuals, they wouldn’t have to answer. She only hoped that the phone and names listed were not there in an effort to deceive her.
Tieria Erde, Feldt Grace, Setsuna F. Seiei, Lockon Stratos…
She paused for a moment. Allelujah was no longer a part of the crew. Was it necessary to contact him? Soma Peries was listed as well. In the end, she decided to leave them off of the distribution. The situation was already bizarre enough. Sumeragi would rather not drag them into it.
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This is Sumeragi.
Country: Unknown.
Coordinates: Unknown
Human contact: None
I seem to be in a country village and have found a large, working fountain. No other landmarks are identifiable at this time. Contact me immediately upon receiving this message.
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Closing the device, she bit down on her lip as her eyes, again, scanned her surroundings. The next order of business would be to find protection.
Where: Espoir, Center Plaza
Style: Either; just be consistent
Status: Open
[NOTE: For the message she leaves to her crew members, she doesn’t realize that she sent it to both Neil and Lyle.]
When Sumeragi opened her eyes, she was shocked to feel the prickly sensation of grass beneath her body and see the huge corn stalk only a foot from her face. Blinking, she pushed upward into a sitting position and found herself instinctively uttering the word, “Earth?” As she stood up, her hazel eyes took in her surroundings. “But why am I…?” She had just been in the cockpit of the Ptolemaios II. Rubbing her head, she wondered if they had been blind-sided. But who could have possibly found them so unexpectedly? It was inconceivable. And if they had crash landed, where was the Ptolemaios? Where was her crew?
Stepping forward, she found that her legs were a little weak. It had been a long time since she felt the heavy weight of gravity grounding her feet. As she moved forward, her foot kicked something. Sumeragi’s gaze lowered to discover a small object that resembled a phone. Bending down to pick it up, she squinted at it in confusion. “A phone?” But the technology was so outdated. Where was the picture screen? The contact list was immediately accessible when she flipped open the device. She was quite shocked when she came across several names that she recognized, one of which was now a database and not a living, breathing human.
With a deep sigh, she lowered the phone and shook her head. “This is so strange. I have absolutely no memory of an attack or an emergency landing.” Even if she had blacked out, how had she found herself so far away from her ship? She continued walking, uncertain of which continent she was even on. It wasn’t before long that she heard running water and a fountain came into view. Her gaze lowered to the foreign device again. Well, if the names she had identified actually belonged to the people she knew, then contacting them should be her first priority. Flipping open the device again, she decided to try messaging them. It would be more efficient to contact them all at once, and if they were not the correct individuals, they wouldn’t have to answer. She only hoped that the phone and names listed were not there in an effort to deceive her.
Tieria Erde, Feldt Grace, Setsuna F. Seiei, Lockon Stratos…
She paused for a moment. Allelujah was no longer a part of the crew. Was it necessary to contact him? Soma Peries was listed as well. In the end, she decided to leave them off of the distribution. The situation was already bizarre enough. Sumeragi would rather not drag them into it.
- - - - -
This is Sumeragi.
Country: Unknown.
Coordinates: Unknown
Human contact: None
I seem to be in a country village and have found a large, working fountain. No other landmarks are identifiable at this time. Contact me immediately upon receiving this message.
- - - - -
Closing the device, she bit down on her lip as her eyes, again, scanned her surroundings. The next order of business would be to find protection.