Stark Industries, Wednesday, 06/10

Jun 10, 2015 11:41

Cosima spent the day playing with a virtual patient program she'd found online, trying to find a scientific way to explain the gender transformations the boys had seen over the weekend. She already knew there wasn't anything, but maybe if she played with the genes a little more ( Read more... )

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soniaroadsqueen June 10 2015, 16:14:55 UTC
About ten minutes before six, Ringo came in, a large backpack dangling loosely from one shoulder. "Hello?" she called, eyes sweeping for Cosima. She hoped she wasn't too early. Or too late.

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sciclone June 10 2015, 17:03:27 UTC
"Hey there," Cosima said cheerfully, turning away from the computer she was shutting down for the night. "I hoped you wouldn't forget or anything. Are my shoes in there?"

So no, not too early or too late.

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soniaroadsqueen June 10 2015, 17:08:27 UTC
"They are!" Ringo's usual smile blossomed at the reassurance. "I hope they fit right. So far the sizing converter I have has been pretty good, but," well, who could be sure?

Ringo swung the bag from her shoulder and set it down, unzipping it so that she could pull out the rather boring grey AirTrek boots with slightly darker grey hardware attached to the bottom.

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sciclone June 10 2015, 17:21:59 UTC
"Guess we'll find out?" Cosima offered, reaching for the ATs. "Should I put them on here, or wait until we get outside?"

She didn't mind that they were boring. Flying made up for boring shoes anytime.

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goforthe_optics June 10 2015, 17:23:11 UTC
If she were any place other than Fandom, Tali wouldn't even have bothered trying to find any geth artifacts or data caches. What would they even be doing on a pre-spaceflight Earth, 120 years after the geth had retreated behind the Perseus Veil?

But she'd come to Fandom on a hypothesis that a place like this, that was some kind of multiversal nexus, defied that kind of logical reasoning; by now she felt she'd proven that hypothesis. Also that Fandom possibly defied any kind of logical reasoning whatsoever. Anyway, the point was that she thought she had a decent shot here at finding some kind of useful data to give the Fleet an edge.

That wasn't why she was here today, though. Without the prospect of daily ship maintenance (or, say, having to help fix the Mako because Shepard drove it straight down a mountain again) she needed something to tinker with, or she was afraid she'd lose her touch. She had a project underway with some pieces of machinery salvaged (of course) from the junkyard, but there were some components she still ( ... )

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sciclone June 10 2015, 18:53:37 UTC
"Hi there," Cosima said amiably, turning away from her computer. "Need help with anything, Tali?"

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goforthe_optics June 10 2015, 19:21:10 UTC
"Well, I have a few things I need," Tali said, and held out a datapad with a list on it: nothing significant, mostly basic capacitors, cable assemblies, and a few other standard electronic components. "It's for a project I'm working on -- I didn't realize you worked here, somehow."

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sciclone June 10 2015, 19:41:38 UTC
"Yeah, usually I'm more into biology?" Cosima said, shrugging. "But Tony's cool, this place is cool, and if I only have classes three days a week I need to do something sciencey so I don't go crazy. So this is my something sciencey."

She accepted the list, scanning down it. "I think we have all this stuff. What're you building? Or is that a nosy question?"

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