[The feed opens on a young blonde woman who looks a bit ragged and tired, and she has a bandage wrapped around her forehead. Her eyebrows are mildly furrowed as she tries to work out how to properly operate the device. She muses aloud to herself without realizing that she's successfully enabled the video function.] A mass communications network?
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[A pause, as he waits for her to take that in.]
... You had friends with you too, huh?
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[She looks away briefly at the question.] We'd just . . . [Dropped from the sky as the world ripped apart.] Gotten separated.
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My name is Emma Frost, and I've been here for ... just over a month, actually.
You were brought here into a different reality by a power called the Core. If it sends you back, you will return to the time and place you left from.
This place is called Siren's Port. There's a lot to say about it, but things you need to know immediately are that monsters come out after dark and that people who appear out of nowhere are given a month's free rent at what is called the Starter Apartments.
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This "Core" . . . is it technology? Magic? Some combination of the two? And is there no way back besides its whim?
[The news of the monsters doesn't appear to faze her at all.] Starter Apartments. I suppose I should look into that once I'm released from here.
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I urge you to be paranoid about the Darkness and its monsters until you have learned more about them. It's not just the monsters - the nature of reality changes slightly and everything unprotected becomes decayed at sunset and recovers at sunrise.
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... Does something like that happen often?
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[... Right. Okay.] In any event, it seems that I'm the one who's been displaced. I don't know about any of the others.
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You're in Siren's Port -- Seems like it's 2011 here.
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So I've come to learn. And that this is an entirely different world than my own.
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[The sounds of music in the background are muffled and his words are quiet, although relaxed.]
There's no telling how long you've been unconscious without knowing when you came here from - and even that's not exactly going to help since time flows oddly here.
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[A dismissive sigh as she realizes her muttering got recorded.] The time is irrelevant, now that I know I'm in another world entirely.
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[That was an interesting discrepancy.]
Hm, I wonder if one of the greeters brought you there.
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