Elmer C. Albatross | the Smile Junkie (
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exsilium2013-05-23 02:00 pm
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Entry tags:
- allen walker (d.gray-man),
- caesar silverberg (suikoden),
- ella ellis (original),
- elmer c. albatross (baccano!),
- emil castagnier (tales of symphonia),
- feferi peixes (homestuck),
- ico (ico: castle in the mist),
- kaede kaburagi (tiger & bunny),
- kate kane (dc comics),
- lenalee lee (d.gray-man),
- saori nakagawa (original),
- sheryl nome (macross frontier),
- sollux captor (homestuck),
- ✝ cedric diggory (harry potter),
- ✝ ibin cenna (original),
- ✝ keith gandor (baccano!),
- ✝ sango (inuyasha),
- ✝ shiki tohno (tsukihime),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
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[Exsilium might not be expecting to see a smiling face on their network so soon after the battle, but that's what you get with this guy being among your ranks. He gives the camera a little wave.]
Hello! Is everyone recovering from the battle? It's good that the Initiative can resurrect people, don't you think? Otherwise that would have turned out rather badly.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to the people who tried to come to the rescue of my world. If we've not met, I'm Elmer C. Albatross, the person who was sent back. After what happened, it might be hard to think about this positively. But there's a few things we can take to heart! Like the fact that people can be ressurrected, or that while one world may have been taken over, it probably wasn't your world, and you might still be able to return to your own someday!
As for mine, well... Not much can be done about that, now. I suppose Exsilium is my home, now. The friends I was travelling with are like me, so they'll survive no matter what. I just hope someday things will return to normal there, so the survivors can find reasons to smile again! You're all still here, fellow transports, so I hope you continue to smile on as well!
Hello! Is everyone recovering from the battle? It's good that the Initiative can resurrect people, don't you think? Otherwise that would have turned out rather badly.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to the people who tried to come to the rescue of my world. If we've not met, I'm Elmer C. Albatross, the person who was sent back. After what happened, it might be hard to think about this positively. But there's a few things we can take to heart! Like the fact that people can be ressurrected, or that while one world may have been taken over, it probably wasn't your world, and you might still be able to return to your own someday!
As for mine, well... Not much can be done about that, now. I suppose Exsilium is my home, now. The friends I was travelling with are like me, so they'll survive no matter what. I just hope someday things will return to normal there, so the survivors can find reasons to smile again! You're all still here, fellow transports, so I hope you continue to smile on as well!
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( She does want to know. What makes him want to live for as long as he can? Not just in the 80 years old sense. More like the 800, or 8,000? )
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( She's just confused at how he talks about this. )
Do you really get used to it, though? Really used to not having anyone around? No longtime friends or family you can call up and hang out with, just 'cause?
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[He'll lead them both inside and find an empty table.]
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But you didn't even see them for so long. Who were you reminding all that time? Yourself?
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Yeah, if that's what Elmer's up to, he's certainly not the first. )
Then you're used to losing people, huh.
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( Her hands drop down past the table, settling in her lap. She plucks at the material of her shirt, watching Elmer the whole time. )
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It's not that I don't think the Initiative can help, but talking where anyone can see, it's not so good, you know? Because you don't know who might find the easy information.
( She huffs some amusement, mostly at herself, for taking other people's paranoia and making it sound like her own. She really just preferred having these conversations in person. )
The Initiative has someone in one of the bases out in the UE with access to the world-portals. Or at least who had seen evidence of them being used before, I'm not sure about the access thing.
We know we can get over into the United Earth. With enough time and preparation -- ( she borrows from Caesar, pretending to have restraint where she has little of her own ) -- we should be able to find those places, and figure out if the technology has always been there. Even before the Initiative gets their win, if they ever do, you know? We can stop what the UE's done by never letting it get that far in the first place.
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Talk to Caesar, actually! I'm an idea girl. He's the plan guy. But we're going to need to have guys of our own really get in there, over there.
( lbr, an immortal would be pretty useful that way, as long as they weren't self destructive or out to screw over the world(s)! )
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I'm willing to give it a shot, if you need someone to do it. I'm sure we can find other people to volunteer as well!
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( Now that catches her interest. Huh... )
I know we will, and I know there will be more! As long as they're not, you know, liable to kill people for things not sticking strictly to schedule, I don't even mind working with them!
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Do you have any other people in mind, or do we need to start recruiting?
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She has a small suspicion, but it's neither the time nor the place for that. )
A few, ( she admits. ) But recruiting in the conversational way is a good idea. People who know how to work in foreign environments, who've traveled a lot, who're good at blending in... I guess more like good spies, since that's what they'd be.
( She thinks on Nash, considers, perhaps, a few others she knows. )
Can anything kill you? Or remake the stuff that makes you immortal out of you yourself?
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I've died a lot of ways, and nothing so far as stopped me from coming back. The only thing that can destroy an immortal is another immortal, and I'm guessing it has to be a kind like me, so I should be safe. [Little does he know about Keith Gandor.] As far as making the elixir... Well, I helped work on some incomplete versions not too long ago. Without the other scientist who was spearheading the project, and the proper equipment and supplies, I don't think I can recreate it.
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( Her hands rest on her head in a gesture of comedic "ah!" Then she nods, like that settles it. )
At least there's no way for them to pull that off you. I don't think it'd be genetic, either, unless it changed you on a genetic level... can you donate blood to normal people?
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Anything they take from me will go right back as soon as it can. They'd have to keep it completely air tight and then hold on to it.
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... But she figures she'll let other people do the bulk of the worrying later. )
Good! Then they won't get to study you easily. No repeating the same process!
( Because Immortal UE Soldiers would make Superman cry. )
What're you best at, Elmer? Best at doing.
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