thisavrou | March 9: you know what they say about drinking and texting

i have some questions. for you guys, the crew. us.

mostly about the ingress because i think its bullshit that no one has any idea how to fix it. or how it works. lots of worlds have technology like the ingress. on the greater cosmic scale, in the MULTIVERSE, it's not even all that rare

so

nowait

i mean, anyway. this is a different question. does anyone know why we haven't utilized
a) any of the ingresses (ingress...i?) on any of the planets weve landed on to get home
b) any of the people on those planet because you HAVE to assume someone knows how to work/repair/etcetc

why havent we scrutinized or been given an actual answer for anything that's happened on this ship? creepy skeleton monster? that KILLED PEOPLE. lying to us about caducus-primary. stealing from caducus-primary. dont get me started on the lack of actual consequence to that.

i know its different in everyone's worlds, but where I'm from, being in charge doesnt make you except from responsibility for your actions. or at least it's not supposed to. unless you have

a lot of money or are a celebrity or something

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These feel like kind of dangerous questions to be asking.

...But they're fair. I mean, I don't know anything about Caducus-Primary or what happened there, but I know I'd appreciate some answers about that skeleton thing. ...The bad one, not the crew member ones.

As for the Ingress(es)... Maybe they're all sort of connected? Like, if one's broken, they're all broken? And that's why we're headed somewhere to get it/them fixed? And for all we really know, maybe no one on any of these planets knows anything about how they work either? That's questionable, but I can't really think of any other reason things haven't been a lot simpler.

i think youre on to something as far as one being broken = the rest follow

but if thats the case, i dont know why we should believe them that we're going somewhere where one isnt broken. or that anyone there knows how to fix the problem when no one else has yet

its a lot of leaps of faith

Maybe it's not so much that we're going to where one's not broken, but to where someone does know how to fix it. Or there are the materials needed to fix it that can't be found anywhere else and one of the captains knows how to fix it?

It's definitely a lot of leaps of faith, but what else have we got, really? It's not like there seems to be any better place for us to be. Not as far as I've seen, anyway.

then why cant they tell us that?? keeping us in the shadows just, just makes people afraid, and anxious and do stupid shit

and the more they lie or just omit the truth which, whatever it's the same thing, the more the stupid shit is going to escalate

I don't know, man. I'm with you, the secrecy is... Well, yeah, everything you said is what it causes.

But it's not like bringing that up seems to have done anything to change their minds. Has anyone tried talking directly to them about it? I mean, I'm guessing if they have, it's been brushed off, but. It definitely gives the whole thing a shady feeling.

i did. sort of.

it was a while ago, but they made it sound like they were lying to keep us safe, which....if they call this SAFE is really freaking hilarious.

so if everyone knows about it, we just...what. wait and see? that's the best that the combined and individual skillsets of this whole crew can come up with?

[He's including himself in that sadsack wait and see brigade. It's at least 40% of why he's drinking.]

Yeah, that...kind of sounds like a lie to cover up even more bullshit. So far, I think they've only ended up putting us in more danger.

Apparently. What else is there to do? We have absolutely no way to gain more information, and we don't even know enough about the ship we're on to even consider mutiny. So. Waiting and seeing seems to be the action we're all stuck taking.

[ It kind of reminds him of his situation back at home, actually, thinking about it... ]

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