Who: Rayne, anyone who wants to/has volunteered to help What: Building a school Where: The site of the prison When: Friday Notes: Free-for-all? Tag as you see fit?
Samus walks slowly, checking out stats on her wrist's Varia sleep mode. Despite the metal band around her forearm, she wears regular clothes. She was currently trying to hack through Squall's database, using the remnants of an opening Sari had left behind. The system had reset itself almost completely, any cracks left over leading into a maze of nowhere
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417 senses her before she waves - combat senses. He's always thought they were trained into him in the lab, where he was created. It only now occurs to him that they might be Rayne's, not his.
"A 'generic' school?" asks 417. "So, what, some sort of specialized one?"
His lab doesn't really count as a school. But he knows the basics: classrooms, library - though there's a library somewhere else, isn't there? - notebooks, books, touchscreen walls.
"Well, I was sort of independantly taught and trained by my foster parents until I was 15, then joined the Navel Academy. For me there was no sort of paper homework, or school drama, or the things you think you would get from normal schools. My education is mostly for battle."
She shrugs.
"You didn't go to a school either, did you? I can tell this is going to be a bit difficult without added assisstance."
"So you still have his body," Samus muses, mostly to herself. She had been wondering whether he was a clone, or perhaps had been brainwashed or chipped. At least that narrowed it down.
"Space. There hasn't been a recorded marine Navy in thousands of years. The Academy is built like most buildings, only a little tougher in case of accidents or attacks. It's mostly built with carbon nanotubes."
"His body, his brain, his hormones," confirms 417. "Imagine my surprise when I found that my existence was longer than eleven days." He hisses out a breath of air. "As far as I can tell, the difference is repressed memories and some kind of loyalty conditioning. Because if there was no loyalty conditioning, I'd apparently be loyal to Mars, not Earth." His tone contains no hint of violation or anger at the idea of his mind being messed with like that.
He nods. "Good," he says. "At least we're closer in technology than I am with most people here."
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"Hey," he says, cautiously.
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"So are we doing this from scratch or recycling?"
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It's nice and ironic, too. Prison transformed into a school. Rayne had better appreciate this, if he ever gets his own body back.
417 glances to Samus. "You have anything particular in mind for it?"
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Samus thinks, what would she do with this place? Schools weren't something she gave much thought to.
"I don't know. I never really ever went to a generic school."
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His lab doesn't really count as a school. But he knows the basics: classrooms, library - though there's a library somewhere else, isn't there? - notebooks, books, touchscreen walls.
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She shrugs.
"You didn't go to a school either, did you? I can tell this is going to be a bit difficult without added assisstance."
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He takes a few paces, laterally. "Like every institution, it starts with a building," he says. "What kind of Navy? Space or sea?"
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"Space. There hasn't been a recorded marine Navy in thousands of years. The Academy is built like most buildings, only a little tougher in case of accidents or attacks. It's mostly built with carbon nanotubes."
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He nods. "Good," he says. "At least we're closer in technology than I am with most people here."
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