[Barnaby pops on screen, face fairly devoid of emotion. This is just a business call, of course.] Excuse me. I had two questions, if anyone could provide answers or helpful information
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[Voice | Private]ghostofaqueenJanuary 27 2012, 14:26:23 UTC
[She's happily in your post, reading your filters and loving how you've just made yourself a target for her to spring on so she can gather information on Mr. Petrov. So, she'll give you information in return.]
The BREW is a magical device that is indestructible, and it is actively bringing and sending people away until the war that we are currently fighting is over. Only then will the wish that activated it be considered granted, and the second wish will then active it again, that second wish being 'send all these people from different worlds home'.
As for time lines, BREW takes people from and where it chooses. You will have people who know of endeavours you have never done, and there are others that may not even know you for they haven't lived what you have.
[Voice | Private]ghostofaqueenJanuary 28 2012, 02:35:38 UTC
Technically speaking, yes. However, BREW does send people back to their worlds from time-to-time. Death is a good way to be sent home, but there is no telling what state you arrive back in.
It is a pain. Are you with other people from your world?
[Voice | Private]ghostofaqueenJanuary 28 2012, 14:23:41 UTC
Death works both ways I'm afraid. You can die here, and you are sent back to wherever you came from. Also beware, the dead can haunt your steps even here.
[She'd rub her hands together if she wasn't using them to hold the communicator.]
That's a pity. I do a running tally on who is from what world. Do you have names and a world name so I can add you and your comrades to the list?
[Voice | Private]ghostofaqueenJanuary 29 2012, 17:00:37 UTC
That's good. Awareness of your surroundings and the network is important in case new people you know appear.
[And the stalking begins]
It's nice to meet you, Barnaby. I'm Sarah Kerrigan. [A pause as she writes names down] Oh, you know Mr. Petrov. He's such a hard worker. What does he do in your world?
[Voice | Private]luckyfootedJanuary 29 2012, 21:16:40 UTC
It's good for catching relevant information as well. I think it's better to be overly informed than left in the dark.
Nice to meet you, Miss Kerrigan. [He nods.] He's actually a judge under the administration of justice in our world, and he presides over some of the cases revolving around the heroes.
[Voice | Private]ghostofaqueenJanuary 30 2012, 00:27:34 UTC
Yes, that is very true. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
Oh, a judge? No wonder he's so good with his paperwork. He just recently joined the Watch, which I'm apart of, so I was wondering about him. He's so quiet at his desk, so I thought he might be nervous around women.
[Voice | Private]luckyfootedJanuary 30 2012, 07:09:29 UTC
Your 'ways'?
The heroes in my world are people known as NEXT. We all have a supernatural ability that we can use to our advantage. Not all NEXTs are heroes, though; some of the criminals we fight are also NEXT, as are some ordinary citizens.
[LINE FACING.] That it's an awkward question to ask of a coworker. Whatever his sexual orientation, I don't think that's anyone's business but his own.
The BREW is a magical device that is indestructible, and it is actively bringing and sending people away until the war that we are currently fighting is over. Only then will the wish that activated it be considered granted, and the second wish will then active it again, that second wish being 'send all these people from different worlds home'.
As for time lines, BREW takes people from and where it chooses. You will have people who know of endeavours you have never done, and there are others that may not even know you for they haven't lived what you have.
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So it will only send everyone to their proper worlds once the war is done? [...well, that's...]
This BREW device is a lot more demanding than I thought.
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It is a pain. Are you with other people from your world?
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[That just sounds like a horrible plan and way to 'go'.]
Yes. And, unfortunately, it doesn't look as if we're all from the same point in time.
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[She'd rub her hands together if she wasn't using them to hold the communicator.]
That's a pity. I do a running tally on who is from what world. Do you have names and a world name so I can add you and your comrades to the list?
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[After all, death... oh god the flashbacks-- oh wait she's asking a question.]
I'm Barnaby Brooks, Jr. The other two from my world are Wild Tiger and Yuri Petrov.
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[And the stalking begins]
It's nice to meet you, Barnaby. I'm Sarah Kerrigan. [A pause as she writes names down] Oh, you know Mr. Petrov. He's such a hard worker. What does he do in your world?
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Nice to meet you, Miss Kerrigan. [He nods.] He's actually a judge under the administration of justice in our world, and he presides over some of the cases revolving around the heroes.
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Oh, a judge? No wonder he's so good with his paperwork. He just recently joined the Watch, which I'm apart of, so I was wondering about him. He's so quiet at his desk, so I thought he might be nervous around women.
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You're part of the Watch? Ah... Well, I'm not sure if it's nerves, but he's always struck me as a fairly reserved person.
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Yes, I've been in it for awhile. Planning on joining? Reserved? I don't know about that, since every time I approach him, he gets me the stink eye.
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I'm planning on joining, actually. It sounds quite similar to the job I held back in Stern Bild.
Does he? That's... odd. I've never seen him angry... Have you tried asking him directly? He may give a straightforward answer.
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Well, that's good. The Watch is always recruiting new members, so that's good. What did you do back in Stern Bild?
Well, I thought he might be gay, so I haven't. Awkward subject to bring up at work.
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I was a hero. Protecting citizens, catching criminals, appealing to our sponsors and fans... It was a fairly nonstop job, that's for sure.
...[Wut.] Yeah, I would... assume so. [Something Barnaby would probably never want to know.]
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Oh, a hero? That's an interesting occupation. What makes you a hero beyond someone else in your world?
[A small pause.] You assume so? As in he's gay or I shouldn't ask?
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The heroes in my world are people known as NEXT. We all have a supernatural ability that we can use to our advantage. Not all NEXTs are heroes, though; some of the criminals we fight are also NEXT, as are some ordinary citizens.
[LINE FACING.] That it's an awkward question to ask of a coworker. Whatever his sexual orientation, I don't think that's anyone's business but his own.
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