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[prizeneck]

[At the equivalent of 03:45 AM, you're getting a voice message because fuck your text feature. ]

Right, question.

Actually two.



First: Imagine you're being chased for a long time. You're unarmed, and yer injured. About to keel over. You can only carry one thing as you're running: a cell phone [a pause, and a rustle - he's waving his hand] or whatever you people use to communicate; or some food.

Which one do you take, and why?



Second question: who here can deal with high tech gadgets? I got a thing that needs checking before we head to the next mission.

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[garbagepilot]

Funny. Are you here yet?

[She's just now arrived, and now that she knows who she's looking for it shouldn't be too hard to find him.]

[prizeneck]

Yeah.

[That’s not said to the comm, he’s actually approaching her now. He had been sleeping in an empty room that’s a lot nearer than the rooms, or at least attempting to. It’s actually easier for him to recognize her instead, now that he got the cue of the radio. He’s holding two things in one hand, a cane and a Japanese sword.

He may have spent very little time in his room since he arrived. ] That was quick. Most are asleep at this time.

[garbagepilot]

[Most didn't get kidnapped and tortured in Gallipoli and are finding it a little hard to relax now that they're able to try to, but that's not something Rey intends to point out.]

I'm not. [Obviously.] I'd say most people don't walk around armed, but...

[She taps the end of her staff on the ground, letting him hear the metal strike the floor of the rec room.]

What did you need me to fix on your glasses? They look fine.

[prizeneck]

[While she didn't need to tap the staff on the floor, he welcomes the sound. It helps him realize just how heavy the weapon is, the materials it's made with. There's something foreign to it, and it's intriguing.]

I was practicing. [He states, matter-of-factly.] They're okay, but I want to make sure the circuitry is safe enough. There was a lot of sand in Galipolli.

[He removes them, hands them out to her.] Take a look.