RL [[Aboard the Ptolemaios.]]

[nonesodangerous]

((Aftermath of this and this.))SHODAN had forcefully ejected Tieria from the system, although not before wreacking havoc on his neural relays. The shock rendered him unconscious, and he now lay drifting in the zero-g of Veda's interface room. Warning alarms continued to sound with polite concern, while emergency back-up systems struggled their way

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[doomedyouth00]

After waiting for a reply from Tieria that still hadn't come, Setsuna eventually decided to go and look for him. A lot of people had seemed to be concerned with his well-being, so he felt he really ought to make sure everything was okay.

[tipsytactics]

She had been a bit skeptical of the program from the start (she certainly hadn't expected him to invest such an interest in an online community, of all things), but she had made it a priority not to interfere with her crews' lives, so long as they kept their focus. But something, she thought now, was wrong. His post had been terminated too abruptly, too strangely, and Tieria most definitely did not joke.

Thus, she made her way down the hallway as quickly as the automated handrail would allow. It could be a slight overreaction, but she had to be sure.

[doomedyouth00]

He had checked on the system, which thankfully had still been working, to locate Tieria, and had unsurprisingly found him to be in the Veda interface room. Although it was a restricted area, he made his way toward it anyway, thinking if nothing else he would just wait for Tieria to come out and demand some explanations. He was so caught up in his own thoughts on what might have happened, that he didn't notice the whirring of another handrail, indicating someone else's presence.

[tipsytactics]

"Setsuna," she called, spotting him approaching ahead; her handrail reached an intersection and she let to go reposition herself, drifting a few inches before touching the floor. Quiet and mildly surprised, she asked, "Are you checking on him too?"