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For those who knew them: Tony Stark, Pepper Potts, Clark Kent, Scott Lang and Foggy Nelson are gone.
[ Bruce doesn't know whether or not to leave it at that. He wants to keep it a brief announcement, almost detached, but in the process he's making it fairly obvious that some of these people leaving has affected him a lot. But then again, that's why he went with text, so he can avoid any slip of his expression or tone of voice that might betray just how upset he is.
He doesn't really want to talk about it. Or maybe he does, but he doesn't know with whom, or how to bring it up. It's not like he's ever been the best at expressing himself.
Best to just leave it at that. Short and... not really sweet, no. ]
That's it.
(( ooc: forward-dated a couple of days just to avoid overlapping recent drop notices! ))
[ Bruce doesn't know whether or not to leave it at that. He wants to keep it a brief announcement, almost detached, but in the process he's making it fairly obvious that some of these people leaving has affected him a lot. But then again, that's why he went with text, so he can avoid any slip of his expression or tone of voice that might betray just how upset he is.
He doesn't really want to talk about it. Or maybe he does, but he doesn't know with whom, or how to bring it up. It's not like he's ever been the best at expressing himself.
Best to just leave it at that. Short and... not really sweet, no. ]
That's it.
(( ooc: forward-dated a couple of days just to avoid overlapping recent drop notices! ))
☄ PRIVATE
[Because Niko knows Clark stopped Bruce before. He'll miss Scott, but he doesn't know how Bruce knew him. But Clark, though. Clark was one of Bruce's tickets to feeling safe with himself, or so it seems.]
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[ Which is almost the same as saying not really okay, no. ]
I'll be fine. I just need some time.
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[He likes Bruce, and Bruce is nice to Tali. That's enough for a genuine investment, not just a fear of the great green marauder.]
I think they'll be okay.
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» action? or we can handwave if you prefer!
Happy with action but I'll be slow. I got wrapped up doing art.
that is no problem with me <3
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I'm going to be super slow, sorry.
it's okay! seriously, take your time. i'll be here. <3
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It happens sometimes. People just leave. I don't know how, but I think the Ingress just reverts the process through which it brings us here and sends us home.
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I'm sorry. Did you know him from home?
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text; private
She doesn't feel confident enough in her social abilities to risk video in what she perceives as a sensitive situation like this, so Bruce gets a very plain text message to start:]
Are you ok?
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He can't help a small smile, though, seeing Peridot trying to show concern for him. ]
I'll be fine. Thank you for asking anyway.
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text;
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something should definitely go wrong. i mean what
well of course because she would just start ripping things from walls
askdlakld whoops
whoops indeed
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[ She didn't know any of these people, or their level of importance to Bruce. However, just reading the text, she's getting the idea that he's upset. It's...too brief and flippant to not be. ]
I'm so sorry.
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[ Evidently this is just the kind of answer he was hoping not to get in this post, but he also doesn't want to be outright mean when she's just trying to be nice. ]
They just went home. It happens sometimes.
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Text
[He never really had a chance to get to know them and Eric's revelation about his empathic powers had been unnerving, but...
The red scarf the witch had given him is folded neatly atop his bed and Nihlus watches it out of the corner of his eye.]
Is this normal for this ship? I'd heard that crewmembers can just disappear but I never expected this.
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[ Not that Bruce is actively studying this situation, but maybe there's a pattern shaping up when it comes to people leaving, just like there is one to when people show up on board. ]
I can't say anything for the numbers, but people do go away every so often, presumably returned to their own worlds. They didn't all vanish at the same time, by the way. It was over the course of a few days, and Tony's been gone for longer, a couple of weeks now.
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It brings up a question that's been bugging him for a while now. ]
Do we have any clue where people go when they leave? Or is it all just speculation?
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Guess we all prefer thinking that that's what happens.
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where
will he be back???
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Probably not. He might but you shouldn't count on it.
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Thank you. Do you know if he's gone home?
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[ He knew Scott, at the very least, and trusted him. Knew some of the others just by name, at most. But it's worrying that people can just disappear like that. ]
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I've wondered if it might have anything to do with the fact that the Ingress didn't bring in anyone new at the start of this month.
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So, wherever he is, he will feel arms envelop him from behind in a hug and if she's interrupting him at work then tough. He's getting held. ]
Hey.
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Still, when Trish comes into the science department and wraps her arms around him from behind, he knows very well why she's doing it. He doesn't really smile this time around, but then it's not important because she can't fully see his face, even when he glances over his shoulder. ]
Hi there.
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