Catherine Chun (
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futurology2018-04-24 05:44 am
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Hi, everyone. I'm Catherine!
I've been talking to a few people about our mission, and I've been thinking... Do we have any ideas for how to restructure the government that don't require full-scale fighting? Like, if we could gather evidence of the corruption and expose it to the public, through, say... cyber espionage? It would at least give us more information, even if we don't go that route.
Reconnaissance is a good first step!
I'm not an expert in this, but I figure one of you is. So I want your thoughts! Or if you have experience hacking and want to teach me. It sounds like it would be easier to sneak in and put a physical receiver into one of their central systems, but in the spirit of keeping our options open, I might as well learn.
Even if doing it the manual way is going to be very slow.
I've been talking to a few people about our mission, and I've been thinking... Do we have any ideas for how to restructure the government that don't require full-scale fighting? Like, if we could gather evidence of the corruption and expose it to the public, through, say... cyber espionage? It would at least give us more information, even if we don't go that route.
Reconnaissance is a good first step!
I'm not an expert in this, but I figure one of you is. So I want your thoughts! Or if you have experience hacking and want to teach me. It sounds like it would be easier to sneak in and put a physical receiver into one of their central systems, but in the spirit of keeping our options open, I might as well learn.
Even if doing it the manual way is going to be very slow.
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Probably build you something as humanoid as possible and then plug you into it. I see your point.
Can we not talk about people who are dead at the bottom of the Atlantic in a different dimension? I'd rather just leave them where they are. [ That kind of grief is-- too hard to approach. Whatever Catherine's reluctance to claim any friends, thinking she did have some but they're dead now, forever, or on the ARK and out of reach, is going from zero to sixty on the emotional processing scale. ]
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I just mean you can make friends here, too. You’ll be extra cool because nobody else can do the things you can, even the stuff that wasn’t really your specialty.
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Don't strain yourself over it, Simon. I'm happy the way things are. Just being here, knowing we finished what we set out to do, and that [ this version of ] you aren't still stuck there without me is enough. That I get to contribute to something is a bonus.
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But I’m happy you’re happy.
Until we have to leave Drakstaden, anyway. Now that you’re an android, I might need reinforcements when it’s time to go back and I have to pull you away from the computers kicking and screaming.
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Have you all just been going around clunking along with no upkeep?
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I don’t know what to stock up on. I could just give you money and you could get whatever you need, I guess. I’m pretty good at saving it now that I don’t eat or wear clothes.
Maybe you can build me something cool. A stun gun would be nice.
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You want a weapon? [ Simon with a weapon ?? ] I don't know... I could try. I've never made something like that before. It's not like I'm planning on spending my money on anything else, either.
[ Catherine probably has four outfits and rotates between them. ]
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[ She used to have one outfit. That’s almost like progress.
Totally unlike Human Simon, who was totally not one of those ‘how many clothes even are there... like 3, right’ dudes. ]
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[ you think the more weird unpredictable (pseudo-)medical scenarios you get into, the more used to them you get, but really they just get worse
guaranteed no ventricular shunts though, just a trusted borderline-mad-scientist friend ]
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Shouldn’t you be examining yourself? You’re half-magic now. We don’t even know what you’re made out of, do we?
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Don't remind me! Who thought combining magic with perfectly good technology was a good idea? I'm never going to figure it out.
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You sure about better? Magic’s starting to grow on me.
[ No, he’s not goading her. perish the thought, Simon would never. ]
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Uh-huh. What kind of magic, exactly?