ain't seen the light since we started this band ( open )

[willrevile]

Who: Jim Kirk (willrevile) & others
What: Plot + adjacent stuff. My plotting comment is over here if you'd like to do something specific, otherwise I have a general open starter.
When: March!
Where: Mostly Wyver, probably.
Warning(s): TBA.


that cut was a fakeout sry.

Comments

sorry for the delay!! i was out of town

[personalwar]

Android or cyborg is a common assumption made about him when 76 gives a number as his name, but it's really not that complicated. He just doesn't much like to give out his real name these days, for a whole host of reasons.

It's still possible that those shamans who have chosen to stay at the altar might be able to tell them something about where their radical brothers have gone, but 76 doesn't mind working the angle that Kirk suggests, either.

"Works for me," he says almost automatically, nodding. "Go ahead and lead the way, then." He gestures forward, ready to fall into step at Kirk's side.

np at all my dude

[willrevile]

Indeed there might be more information up at the altar, so hopefully others are up picking through those remains. With multiple aspects to look into, there's no time to waste dithering-- if this doesn't pan out, at least it can be crossed off the list. (It would be nice, Jim thinks, if refugees were a bit more united, more inclined to work together for momentum, if not for a singular goal. But one thing at a time.)

"I've been doing a lot of weird odd jobs," he says as they go, keeping a brisk pace. "Just trying to get my bearings, figure this city - this planet - out."

Because it's REAL WEIRD, MAN.

[personalwar]

The refugees work together enough in situations such as this that 76 is fine with it. He's well aware that some people want a more organized and unified front. While he's all too familiar with the benefits that kind of plan would have, he has no interest in it himself. Been there, done that, got the scars and the bitterness to show for it.

Odd jobs is how 76 had made his money initially. It's the best way to make silver when you don't want to necessarily sign yourself up for a full-time commitment.

"Define weird," he says with a glance toward Kirk. 76 has seen plenty since he first arrived on El Nysa, but he's still curious.

[willrevile]

Y'all can take the stubbornly optimistic Star Trek post-scarcity future out of his cold dead hands. (Or not, there are enough multiverses out there full of equally stubborn Kirks, death is no obstacle!! Anyway.)

"Basic mechanic work for simple machines, bar back stuff, finding someone's lost baby flying dragon, collecting feathers from swamps, identifying mystery frogs.." it's nutty, varied, but informative. Sort of. Jim's opinion of these cities is still more than a little low; he won't feel bad about that for another week or two in-game, alas. Everything's just so primitive.

The people are alright, though. Mostly.

"You've made a career out of it, huh?" In the Knightryders.

[personalwar]

It makes sense that someone who's usually on a spaceship would be more than capable of repairing anything that broke around here. The rest of what Kirk talks about sounds much like the sort of work that 76 used to pick up when he didn't have such a steady gig. He's a little more choosy with side work now, but he's also been here long enough to establish himself.

El Nysa is primitive, Kirk will find no argument from 76 on that point. But it's the only place they've got to live, so they've got to deal with it.

At the question, he shrugs a shoulder. "It pays the bills." Not that he actually has bills, save for rent, but he and Ana have to eat. "And it has its benefits."

[willrevile]

"What kind of benefits?" The question is more honest curiosity than any form of info-fishing; Jim's too up front for proper deception. The Knightryders are an interesting group - they seem more like barely-organized vigilantes than an actual police force, but they're clearly what passes for that kind of thing, in Wyver. He's interested, too, in the fact that so many locals want the investigations double-checked by another faction operating outside the government.