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itsjustagamerp2013-02-19 11:44 pm
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Town meeting!
Characters: Iron Liz and everybody who hasn't been affected by the mirror universe.
Content: Liz calls a meeting to figure out what to do about this universe.
Location: The lab with all the animal cages
Time of Day: Night
Warnings: None thus far
It was tricky, and a bit risky, but Ammy, Liz and Aqua managed to sniff out who was still themselves in this universe, and sent a simple message to each of them personally; "Important meeting in the lab tonight. Liz will swing for Chinese."
Liz had spent the time before then sorting through the experimental weapons, testing them on a safe target and figuring out which ones could be used if they need to. Now as it was almost time for people to show up, she started setting up a circle for everyone, still in sight of the cage they threw Harvey in, but hopefully far enough away that they can keep him from hearing all their plans. This was already a tricky operation, hopefully it wouldn't be too much like herding cats in this group.
Content: Liz calls a meeting to figure out what to do about this universe.
Location: The lab with all the animal cages
Time of Day: Night
Warnings: None thus far
It was tricky, and a bit risky, but Ammy, Liz and Aqua managed to sniff out who was still themselves in this universe, and sent a simple message to each of them personally; "Important meeting in the lab tonight. Liz will swing for Chinese."
Liz had spent the time before then sorting through the experimental weapons, testing them on a safe target and figuring out which ones could be used if they need to. Now as it was almost time for people to show up, she started setting up a circle for everyone, still in sight of the cage they threw Harvey in, but hopefully far enough away that they can keep him from hearing all their plans. This was already a tricky operation, hopefully it wouldn't be too much like herding cats in this group.
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Of course, she's still Pinkie. She brought cookies.
"Hey, Liz! Did you already order the Chineighese? Get me a veggie one, okay?" She slid the tray of cookies down off her head and into the middle of the circle, and tossed the cage in the corner a curious glance before her eyes went wide in realization. "Ohhhhhh. Did he do something bad?"
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At her second question, she followed Pinkie's gaze to the cage and frowned, looking down where she'd hastily wrapped some bandages around her leg, jeans and all, to dress the wound there.
"Yeah. We caught him trying to kill his rabbit."
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"That's terrible!" She hadn't said as much, but if she'd kept Harvey from killing the bunny, Pinkie could guess where she'd got her leg hurt like that. The mare cast a second, more frightened, glance at the cage before starting to pile more pillows up on her back, waving a forehoof at Liz. "You just sit down, Liz, I totally got this!"
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Okay so she might have been limping just a little, but she took the fact that walking around wasn't making her scream in pain as a victory and a go to keep herself going. It was only a flesh wound. Honestly.
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"Besides, getting in a fight with a friend is never fun." She shoved one of the cookies lightly into Liz's mouth, then trotted past her to fetch more pillows. "Just take a quick little break before the party starts, okay?"
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Welp.
Frank was sitting in a pile of blankets, much calmer than when they'd originally found him. Liz reached over to pet the bunny's soft fur, coaxing him a little closer to sit on her lap if he wanted.
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LOL IGNORE HIM YOU KIDS JUST HAVE YOUR MEETING 8D
He writhed a little, grimacing in disgust at the dried blood down the front of his face. His arm hurt like hell too, but considering he was tied up there wasn't much shot of lookin' at that bite.
When twisting out of his bonds proved immediately unsuccessful, he instead rolled over, looking to find his captors. And there was one right there. "Well, geez Liz," he called, his voice tight with tension and anger despite his casual words, "If you wanted me tied up that bad, all ya had to do was ask."
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"Shut up," she called back, "You're not going anywhere until we figure out what we're gonna do with you long term."
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"So what's your game here anyway? Gonna try to take out Nelson?" His tone was clearly mocking, but his next statement was quite serious. "C'mon, you know I'd be willin' to help out with that." It was true enough. He was always willing to back whoever he thought the winning side would be. Havin' that wolf under some measure of control was a damn good start.
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But for now, maybe hanging around would keep Harvey a little bit more in line. She walked in from the side and jumped up onto the roof of the cage, glancing down at Harvey from above, through the bars.
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"What we're doing is our business. I don't trust you."
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"I'd say you made it my business when you all came runnin' down here to jump me. Lettin' her loose, though..." He gave a short laugh, with absolutely no humor in it. "Wouldn'tve thought you had it in ya, Liz." He'd always thought she was too weak to really do anything ambitious like that. Then again, he thought that about most people.
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"Liz. What's going on?"
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Of course, there was also the matter of hoping that everyone present was, in fact, not an evil version of themselves, but there wasn't anything she could do about that. Not just at the moment anyway.
"Do we know how many people are going to be coming?"
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It was too good of a chance, though. They needed a plan, and more help. So she and Namine arrived not long after Aqua. "I'm not sure."
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"I hope we have enough people, then."
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"Me too, though there's more of us than I thought."
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"It seems that way, yes."
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"Roxas isn't feeling well, so he might not be here."
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“Ohh, I’m so glad that there’s a bunch of you here that haven’t gone evil! Mike and Crow have been acting terribly weird lately! All laughing evilly and stuff. Tom seems to be okay, but he’s not paying attention so much.”
She pulled out a bunch of charts and pages that likely no one but a robot could read, anyway. “I think we have an idea on how to get out of this universe. But we gotta do it quick!”
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"Soooooo...what do we gotta do?"
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"However, we need to send someone up with it, or else convince anyone who's still good on the Satellite of Love to turn it on once it arrives! It's impossible to operate remotely! It also needs to be hooked into the SOL's primary power source before it can be turned on, otherwise it won't have enough power to work, cap'n! I can build the device in a day or two...but if we take too long, we'll lose our window of opportunity!"
It was likely that most of the people here didn't get all that, but Gypsy wasn't sure what other way to explain it all.
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"Getting someone on the satellite to help us might be difficult. If we talk to them, any of the others could hear what we said and they'd know what we're planning."
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"Second...isn't messing around with ion storms a little dangerous? For all we know we could come out on the other side all talking like Tommy Wiseu."
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