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outer_divide2013-05-31 10:21 am
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[As he speaks he holds up what looks like a clunky digital watch from the late nineties with too many buttons that don't do anything. It is slightly smashed.]
So this is probably kind of dumb, since I barely use it anymore, but my image inducer broke... back in one of the other timelines. Not important. It's a pretty weird piece of technology und I totally have no idea how it works, but I know there are techy people here. Sometimes from the future in space. I know back home the professor can usually fix it, but once in a while he sent it back to... whoever made it for him? I don't get all the secrets. I just get a hologram that can sometimes keep me from looking like Satan started a line of plushies.
So this is probably kind of dumb, since I barely use it anymore, but my image inducer broke... back in one of the other timelines. Not important. It's a pretty weird piece of technology und I totally have no idea how it works, but I know there are techy people here. Sometimes from the future in space. I know back home the professor can usually fix it, but once in a while he sent it back to... whoever made it for him? I don't get all the secrets. I just get a hologram that can sometimes keep me from looking like Satan started a line of plushies.
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I fear that I know nothing of such devices, but... What is a plushie?
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Um, a mass-produced cutesy stuffed animal.
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[Elissa's question is genuine, but even she is looking amused.]
And what is an 'image reducer'?
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Admittedly, I had never met any living person with blue skin until I came here, but I am not sure why you would find much need to change your looks except not to alarm others by your skin color.
You have quite a nice face. When you are older, you might be as dangerous to women - or men - as a certain suave Antivan that I know.
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Mostly to not get torn apart by mobs or kidnapped for dissection back home. Stuff like that.
[Actually, being embarrassed about the weird compliment kept him from immediately withdrawing or getting panicky in thinking about it. There's that.]
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Have you faced such danger here?
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Oh, and Tony Stark could probably take a look at it. He made a special battery adapter for me.
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Uh, anyway. Maybe. Actually, come to think, there's a stark logo on it, though that might just be the watch part. Wonder if there's any relation?
[This whole infinite universes thing trips him up a lot.]
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Huh, it would be a pretty interesting coincidence.
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Well, I wouldn't be surprised if a big tech company existed on a lot of versions of earth. I don't really follow business news, so...
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[Why, it's almost like she knows about this sort of thing. Fancy that!]
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[He's seen them at the grocery store. This is the extent of his information.]
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I know you. Airship pirate, right? Bring it by tonight, I'll take a look.
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[Text] >> [Action]
[It's about as good as Kurt texting gets. His fingers are not amenable to little buttons.
He waits for evening before he heads over, knocking politely when he arrives.]
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Have a seat. Let's get a look at the damage.
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Uh, pretty bad. It got smashed between me und a brick wall.
[Kurt holds out the broken watch a little sheepishly. He knows it wasn't his fault this time, but the image inducer acts up constantly, and always to the effect of near or total disaster.]
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Ja, ja, I know. It's just it's super useful sometimes, und why shouldn't I get it fixed if I can?
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[Confession time. Rationally, it might make more sense to confide in Kerra, but this is based much less on rationality and much more on guilt.] I was ready to kill everyone who had hurt you.
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