[ he lifts fingers as he lists out what he knows. ]
The Override yesterday should've worked, because nothing should be able to deny an override requested by the whole senior staff. Lockdown shouldn't disable security systems, but it did.
If something blocked the attempts to override lockdown, then we're either dealing with a huge system failure or there's something on the ship that meant the system felt it had to keep the security measures up.
[ ... he smiles. it's a little dry. ] None of it's reassuring, and it doesn't explain what happened either.
Sounds like they get sedated if we do? It doesn't discriminate.
[ he shrugs. ]
I don't really know how the security systems work. Just that the only thing that could've overriden attempts to turn off the lockdown other than system errors would be that they needed to stay up. So, unless we have something really good with technology floating around who can confirm any system malfunctions one hundred per cent, we're gonna have to keep both in mind.
[ remember when i was going to play the tech guy? i do. ]
[ i really missed my francy all last week. nooooooooooooooo.
anyway uhh. rng says the old village, so that's where they are. shu's well wrapped up against the cold, with a thick coat and sturdy hiking boots on, examining a large animal print in the snow. snow has started to settle inside the print, suggesting it's not new, but it's interesting nonetheless. ]
Wonder why they abandoned this place. Too cold? Too dangerous?
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owner is drinking tea in the mess hall in the morning. he gives shu a little wave. ]
We have not met yet.
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shu does not grab the owner and twirl. he just incline his head. hello small yet ominous person. ]
We haven't. Good job.
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It is Shu-sama, correct?
[ thank you profiles ]
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Just Shu is fine. [ what is a sama. ]
You're just called Owner?
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[ he sounds so pained. ]
And yes, I am just known as Owner.
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[ huh. ]
What do you own, then?
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An inn. Thus, I tend to be professional to those I interact with, Shu-sama.
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week 0, friday
owner is going to just walk over to him. ]
Good morning. Do you know anything about what happened to those two?
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No more than you, probably. Just the announcements and some information I've got from Adrastea about that override failure.
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[ it will save owner having to ask himself. ]
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The Override yesterday should've worked, because nothing should be able to deny an override requested by the whole senior staff. Lockdown shouldn't disable security systems, but it did.
If something blocked the attempts to override lockdown, then we're either dealing with a huge system failure or there's something on the ship that meant the system felt it had to keep the security measures up.
[ ... he smiles. it's a little dry. ] None of it's reassuring, and it doesn't explain what happened either.
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[ HE HAS QUESTIONS. ]
You would think the seniors would be alerted if that was the case.
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[ he shrugs. ]
I don't really know how the security systems work. Just that the only thing that could've overriden attempts to turn off the lockdown other than system errors would be that they needed to stay up. So, unless we have something really good with technology floating around who can confirm any system malfunctions one hundred per cent, we're gonna have to keep both in mind.
[ remember when i was going to play the tech guy? i do. ]
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w2, monday
anyway uhh. rng says the old village, so that's where they are. shu's well wrapped up against the cold, with a thick coat and sturdy hiking boots on, examining a large animal print in the snow. snow has started to settle inside the print, suggesting it's not new, but it's interesting nonetheless. ]
Wonder why they abandoned this place. Too cold? Too dangerous?
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Perhaps a mix of both? Depending on how old it is, it may have been before their technology advanced until to deal with the cold properly...
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Something about it must’ve been inconvenient. Or… [ he steps in the print with his own boot. ] They had some unpleasant neighbours.
[ the cold… ] The lodge is definitely good at that, but— I can’t see a building that size here. Although, it is all falling apart.
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he stares down at the print. ]
It is likely still here.
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… Bets that that’ll become an issue later on, specifically when we have to do our temporary job?
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[ stares into the distance ]
It could always be friendly.
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week 2, sunday
owner is sipping at sake. ]
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Hey.
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[ he pats the seat next to him. ]
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…
[ he has zero idea how asking this is going to work out, but. y’know. might as well. ]
How’re you doing?
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Oh, I'm fine. Not my favorite brand of this.
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Mm, not quite what I asked but-- what is your favourite brand?
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