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[When the communicator turns on, the first setting that it gets turned on to is just voice. A male voice can be heard, cursing softly.]

This shouldn’t be that hard to work. If that button does—ah, there we go.

[The voice setting is turned into video, and a young man with blond hair appears on screen.]

Well, looks like this thing is finally working. I was almost getting tempted to bash it against the wall, but the technology is too good to waste. Or was it the network? [Grins.] So, from the depths of despair we emerge, possibly victorious, possibly having made things worse.

[His grin slowly fades, and he grimaces as he looks down at his clothes.] And all this good leather wasted out in the rain... I was glad those others didn't offer their robes to the rest of us. Not something very leader-like, isn't it? More like a monk of some sort.

[He turns the camera, offering a shot of the rubble.] It's been a real joy and pleasure moving rocks, but after hearing about those airships and the bombings, I'd like to know more about those. If there's a way to fly, I want it, and I'd like it now.

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What sort of world is it that you don't wish to be there any longer? Bloody, I hope not.

I fault those who walk through the streets, masquerading as men when they're truly nothing more than... vile monstrosities.

[... you asked.]

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[This could go two ways. One, they're just terrible people. Two, they literally turn into monsters.]

People who will tell you one thing, then turn around to another and say the opposite?

[maybe she ran around with politicians? He needs to know now.]

[Can't it be both?]

And those who would use others, abuse them.

All to satisfy their sick desires.

[Unfortunately, they usually are.]

Ah. I think I get the gist of this now. [And he does. He looks absolutely disgusted.]

Someone needed to stand up to them, didn't they?

Someone needed to, yes.

And I did.

Good. I hope it wasn't too difficult for you.

Just a little life-threatening, on multiple occasions.

The hard problems are always the most difficult to deal with, but that makes it worth it, doesn't it?

Yes, undoubtedly.

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