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Ashley Madeline Williams ([personal profile] evervarying) wrote in [community profile] outer_divide2013-05-31 06:46 pm

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What the hell happened back there?

[Even without any video feed to give an idea of her expression, Ashley's obviously agitated, and three days in what is apparently an entirely new timestream hasn't done anything to help things make sense.]

Not the basics - I get it. Most of you were off time traveling. But where? How scattered were we all? What started it? Did everyone make it back, or are we still missing people?

[She already knows "back in one piece" is too much to ask for.]

I don't know about anyone else, but I really don't want to be caught with my pants down next time.
professorwolf: (sheepish)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-01 02:15 am (UTC)(link)
Natasha Romanoff, and I am under the impression she was captured by the local authorities. Either that, or she abandoned us. I couldn't track her scent very far-- I didn't know her very well, I'm afraid, and had very little to work with for knowing where she might have hidden.

We did lose two people since, under much more certain circumstances, but they returned to this timeline without any trouble, it seems.
professorwolf: (confused)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-01 02:25 am (UTC)(link)
Agreed. Whatever pulled us into that place-that-wasn't even pulled in my aethographer-- this thing I am speaking to you on, the communicator from the ship. I didn't even have it on me at the time, it was downstairs in my room.

So. Either she did not make it back, or she made it back and into her pod again. Someone perhaps ought to make a list of who is missing and go check the ship for them.
professorwolf: (considering)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-01 02:33 am (UTC)(link)
Their friends might know. I do believe in Miss Romanoff's case, there are several people here from her version of Earth. But you're right, in general, it would be quite an undertaking.

There are people set to work on the ship itself, though, in this time. Perhaps a deal could be worked out with them.
professorwolf: (thinking)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-01 02:58 am (UTC)(link)
I'm not sure. I believe they may deactivate... though if they have been modified ahead of time to produce some kind of signal, I suppose it might be possible. On the other hand, it... hmm. It may be possible to track them by scent. I'm not entirely sure how air-tight those pods are. I haven't admittedly spent much time on the ship, much less poking around the pods.
professorwolf: (huh)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-04 01:23 pm (UTC)(link)
Ah. Then I imagine I won't be of much use, after all.

[A little disappointing, but then, he really isn't that surprised, either. He hasn't been particularly useful in regards to that ship, in general, aside from that one lack-of-breathing thing.]

Perhaps your idea of tracking is the better one. Do you have some means of picking out the individual signals?
professorwolf: (inspecting)

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[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-06-04 07:48 pm (UTC)(link)
Someone had best get them on the job, then. I suppose I can stop off by the ship in the morning and see who is at work and available, if you aren't in the area.

[Since he's apparently spending the better part of his time here in the Old City, already.]