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Who: First Kay and Narvin. Then Brax and Kay.
What: Evil Narvin fails to nanomite Kay but succeeds at driving him into hiding.
Where: Kay's cabin. Then Brax's.
Warnings: creepy nanomited behaviour, creepy seduction attempt, some (fairly mild) (best change that to moderate...) violence
Being stabbed in the neck was not how Narvin wanted to verify his hypothesis, nevertheless he felt a smug sense of satisfaction at knowing his theory was right. Nanotechnology, the means to built which he himself had given to Dr. Lewis.
Even as his mind quickly rearranged itself in response to the signals sent from the tiny machines and he stopped wanting to end the plague of insanity (it wasn't insanity, it was freedom from chaos and a return to meaning and loyalty and a cause to pursue with colleagues as sure and dedicated to the mission as he was), he gloated to himself that he'd solved the mystery. Dr. Lewis was a brilliant human and Narvin was proud to have indirectly aided him in creating such a work of scientific beauty, even if he hadn't known it at the time. Even the CIA had never managed anything quite so subtle, although cosmos knows they had tried.
With a needle hidden away in the pocket of his uniform, he entered Kay's cabin.
What: Evil Narvin fails to nanomite Kay but succeeds at driving him into hiding.
Where: Kay's cabin. Then Brax's.
Warnings: creepy nanomited behaviour, creepy seduction attempt, some (fairly mild) (best change that to moderate...) violence
Being stabbed in the neck was not how Narvin wanted to verify his hypothesis, nevertheless he felt a smug sense of satisfaction at knowing his theory was right. Nanotechnology, the means to built which he himself had given to Dr. Lewis.
Even as his mind quickly rearranged itself in response to the signals sent from the tiny machines and he stopped wanting to end the plague of insanity (it wasn't insanity, it was freedom from chaos and a return to meaning and loyalty and a cause to pursue with colleagues as sure and dedicated to the mission as he was), he gloated to himself that he'd solved the mystery. Dr. Lewis was a brilliant human and Narvin was proud to have indirectly aided him in creating such a work of scientific beauty, even if he hadn't known it at the time. Even the CIA had never managed anything quite so subtle, although cosmos knows they had tried.
With a needle hidden away in the pocket of his uniform, he entered Kay's cabin.