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thisavrou2016-07-07 01:31 pm
gladiumetscutum) wrote in thisavrou2016-07-07 01:31 pm
audio;
( cw: body horror and discussions of such )
Good afternoon, ladies, gentlemen, and others of the Moira.
[ The voice over the network is pleasant, an attempt to keep things light despite what she's here to discuss. After the happenings so far this month, keeping things as light as possible seems like the best idea. ]
For those of you who haven't met me, and I know there are a lot of you, I'm Cortana. I'm one of the two AIs within the Moira's systems at the moment.
[ She'd do a video feed rather than audio, but audio or text is easier when you don't have a physical form. Video isn't impossible for her, but again, a base audio post is easiest. Should anyone reply with video, she'll happily respond in kind. ]
Now, with that introduction out of the way, I can focus on what I'm actually looking to discuss today. I've been focusing on the ship for the last few days--all of the changes that have occurred and the structural integrity of it now that it's been merged with the Caducan ship and has thus become glass in some areas--but now I want to focus on you, the crew.
It's difficult to not take notice of the way the merge has affected some of you. Like the ship, parts of some of you have turned to glass, and I'm looking to take inventory on what. I'm not certain that knowing what body parts of who became glass will be terribly beneficial, but you never know. It'll at least be useful to keep track of so we can observe any changes that might occur.
[ Maybe there's a connection somewhere. Maybe there are body parts more likely affected than others. Maybe they can find a way to fix it. She hates that it's all so uncertain, but anything that can possibly be helpful somewhere, somehow, she wants to make sure they have it. It's better than sitting in the systems doing nothing, at the very least. ]
So! Assuming you don't mind, if you've experienced the effect of the ships merging and now find part of yourself glass, tell me about it here? What part or parts of the body are affected, how strong the glass is, if you know, and how you're handling it are all answers that could prove useful. Of course, you're welcome to share more than that, should you wish to.
Thank you all for your time. I do hope that the rest of this month is less eventful than it has been so far.
Cortana, over and out.
Good afternoon, ladies, gentlemen, and others of the Moira.
[ The voice over the network is pleasant, an attempt to keep things light despite what she's here to discuss. After the happenings so far this month, keeping things as light as possible seems like the best idea. ]
For those of you who haven't met me, and I know there are a lot of you, I'm Cortana. I'm one of the two AIs within the Moira's systems at the moment.
[ She'd do a video feed rather than audio, but audio or text is easier when you don't have a physical form. Video isn't impossible for her, but again, a base audio post is easiest. Should anyone reply with video, she'll happily respond in kind. ]
Now, with that introduction out of the way, I can focus on what I'm actually looking to discuss today. I've been focusing on the ship for the last few days--all of the changes that have occurred and the structural integrity of it now that it's been merged with the Caducan ship and has thus become glass in some areas--but now I want to focus on you, the crew.
It's difficult to not take notice of the way the merge has affected some of you. Like the ship, parts of some of you have turned to glass, and I'm looking to take inventory on what. I'm not certain that knowing what body parts of who became glass will be terribly beneficial, but you never know. It'll at least be useful to keep track of so we can observe any changes that might occur.
[ Maybe there's a connection somewhere. Maybe there are body parts more likely affected than others. Maybe they can find a way to fix it. She hates that it's all so uncertain, but anything that can possibly be helpful somewhere, somehow, she wants to make sure they have it. It's better than sitting in the systems doing nothing, at the very least. ]
So! Assuming you don't mind, if you've experienced the effect of the ships merging and now find part of yourself glass, tell me about it here? What part or parts of the body are affected, how strong the glass is, if you know, and how you're handling it are all answers that could prove useful. Of course, you're welcome to share more than that, should you wish to.
Thank you all for your time. I do hope that the rest of this month is less eventful than it has been so far.
Cortana, over and out.
audio
And no, of course. In most cases, I expect and hope that no one has tested the strength. That doesn't mean that there won't be some who have found out, however, by accident or some other measure.
audio/video
[He turns the camera on to show the fingers flexing on his glass hand. Good thing the MID's on his other arm.]
Still has sensation, still pretty much feels like it's my arm. A bit stiff, and I've been taking it easy on it, but otherwise, strangely normal.
audio
Your circumstances seem to be quite unique. I've not yet heard from anyone else who can actually move any part of the limb that's been turned to glass. And most seem to experience discomfort of some level.
[ A thoughtful hum. ]
Very interesting. I wouldn't have expected any glassed parts to still have any sensation at all. I'd say you're quite lucky, all things considered.
Re: audio
Well, it was rather sore when it first came in, but the longer I've had it the more normal it's felt. It's so bizarre.
[But he'll take it, for now. He'll take it, maybe get another one, maybe get it protected, he isn't sure, but it's better than other people, apparently.]
It doesn't seem like it should work, but it does. I don't pretend to understand any of this.