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Characters: Handmaiden (ice_echani) and Rogue (desig_survivor)
Date/Time: January 15th, evening
Location: Access Point, then Wilderness
Rating: G, PG? There's no swearing in Star Wars.
Summary: Handmaiden acquaints Rogue with some aspects of Edensphere.
Handmaiden stepped into the lift, her journal tucked into the pocket of her white coat. She couldn't deny the curiosity she felt about this newcomer to Edensphere, Rogue. While Handmaiden had encountered a few who had seemed familiar with concepts like holograms and interstellar travel, most or at least many of Edensphere's residents seemed to find something as basic as a fridger unit to be a technological wonder.
It would be a good idea to meet him in-person for that reason alone. But she also felt... a duty, perhaps, to explain to him the dangers of Edensphere. She did not feel that was the right word exactly, but protecting others seemed to fit when she thought of the word Jedi. And though it was impossible to know someone from writing alone, he seemed to be one of those who would be probing into the secrets of Edensphere.
She was planning to take him to the Wilderness, feeling that it would be better to speak with him there than openly in Edensphere, but the Access Point was the most convenient place to meet a newborn.
Date/Time: January 15th, evening
Location: Access Point, then Wilderness
Rating: G, PG? There's no swearing in Star Wars.
Summary: Handmaiden acquaints Rogue with some aspects of Edensphere.
Handmaiden stepped into the lift, her journal tucked into the pocket of her white coat. She couldn't deny the curiosity she felt about this newcomer to Edensphere, Rogue. While Handmaiden had encountered a few who had seemed familiar with concepts like holograms and interstellar travel, most or at least many of Edensphere's residents seemed to find something as basic as a fridger unit to be a technological wonder.
It would be a good idea to meet him in-person for that reason alone. But she also felt... a duty, perhaps, to explain to him the dangers of Edensphere. She did not feel that was the right word exactly, but protecting others seemed to fit when she thought of the word Jedi. And though it was impossible to know someone from writing alone, he seemed to be one of those who would be probing into the secrets of Edensphere.
She was planning to take him to the Wilderness, feeling that it would be better to speak with him there than openly in Edensphere, but the Access Point was the most convenient place to meet a newborn.