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oo5. video.
[ Charles has dimmed the lights in this corner of the science department, working by lamp light; he has his comms device angled against something so he doesn't have to hold it in address. He's seated at a work station, with a mug of some form of beverage just in view.
It's been a while since he's done this. ]
Hello. This is Professor Charles Xavier, of Xenogen.
[ A little different, from the last time he was here. Beardier. Those that know him more recently can mark the haircut. There is scattered grey amongst the dark. He speaks plainly, like a man who has long since accepted that everything he has to say about this place is ridiculous, so let's just get on with it, shall we. ]
Since the power outage and mural phenomena, there's been some changes on level three of the science department. Inexplicable ones. Equipment we've not seen before has appeared, along with shifts in space and work stations to accommodate new ones appearing out've
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nowhere.
If anyone has experience with high tech lab equipment, I'd like some assistance in identification.
From what I can tell so far, I suspect we're looking at appliances that have much to do with genetics research, or-- [ he hesitates, as if unsure he wants to commit to deduction, but oh well ] --nanotechnology.
On that note, for experts in the latter thing, or anyone who holds some familiarity with it at all, I'd very much appreciate a conversation, if you're amenable. I'd like to get a better grasp on the topic.
[ One hand goes to take up his tea (it's probably tea), and the other goes to switch off the feed, with one parting word; ]
Cheers.
[ ooc ; for anyone taking him up on high level science talks, i fully anticipate some handwavium as needed, so come at me. ]
It's been a while since he's done this. ]
Hello. This is Professor Charles Xavier, of Xenogen.
[ A little different, from the last time he was here. Beardier. Those that know him more recently can mark the haircut. There is scattered grey amongst the dark. He speaks plainly, like a man who has long since accepted that everything he has to say about this place is ridiculous, so let's just get on with it, shall we. ]
Since the power outage and mural phenomena, there's been some changes on level three of the science department. Inexplicable ones. Equipment we've not seen before has appeared, along with shifts in space and work stations to accommodate new ones appearing out've
[ fucking ]
nowhere.
If anyone has experience with high tech lab equipment, I'd like some assistance in identification.
From what I can tell so far, I suspect we're looking at appliances that have much to do with genetics research, or-- [ he hesitates, as if unsure he wants to commit to deduction, but oh well ] --nanotechnology.
On that note, for experts in the latter thing, or anyone who holds some familiarity with it at all, I'd very much appreciate a conversation, if you're amenable. I'd like to get a better grasp on the topic.
[ One hand goes to take up his tea (it's probably tea), and the other goes to switch off the feed, with one parting word; ]
Cheers.
[ ooc ; for anyone taking him up on high level science talks, i fully anticipate some handwavium as needed, so come at me. ]
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[ --he posits, a little wry. ]
I'm not saying it suddenly appeared in a cloud of smoke, or that I haven't lost it completely, but certainly when no one's looking.
I had a rather good idea of our stock since the outbreak.
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video. i'm not sure why i put text formatting in my last tag
video. i assumed you blacked out for a moment
video. apparently you aren't wrong
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[ Because, well. History. Not in a matter of 'taking the place of things' in the space but of whole areas just fucking disappearing before. ]
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on that note
I never did get a chance to inventory the former genetics labs
considering it was destroyed before I got here
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I suppose it's too much to hope for that this is a changing of the trend.
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[Fortescue's accent, English in most worlds but Imperian in her own, is a bit marred by sleepiness. There's a purring black cat in her lap, as she sits on her bed.]
You say it appeared overnight? Like the corridors changing on jumps?
[She's a curious sort. Sorry for the questions, Charles.]
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There's a thin, fraying ribbon of smoke from a cigarette set aside. ]
Overnight, and at random intervals. Such as leaving a room and coming back to new additions. I found some sort of microscopic needle device in pieces on my work bench when I turned my back, just this morning.
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[Not that Fortescue is an expert, but maybe it might narrow things down.]
I'd say that their appearance is helpful, but only if people actually know how to use them...
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anon ∞
[ Not to put too fine a point on it, but. Look he doesn't know science, he knows results. ]
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I understand your inference, anonymous
verification is in progress, hopefully with further assistance
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( friendliness, rude british lady style. )
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[ Taps cigarette ash somewhere aside of the screen view. ]
Dr Gallo, yes?
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but yes: space continues to be malleable, so why not time?
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[of no help but to provide commentary sorry.]
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[ There are worse unhelpful commentaries to receive. ]
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[ Beat. ]
KF would've been of help with the science-slash-lab aspect of it, but.
[ He's not here. ]
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[ He's not about to turn people down, at this point, even they seem. Really young. ]
What's your name?
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[ Her offer isn't entirely what the doctor ordered, but he doesn't feel it necessary to say so immediately. Or turn her down. People with a working, comprehensive knowledge of genetics is a rare commodity.
--and his question lacks accusation in delivery, mild and in alright spirits. He can see she's relatively recent an arrival. ]
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video; i apologize for tagging into this so late i just came off of hiatus i hope this is okay? ;;
[Hey there, Charles, he remembers you from the last Incident with nanotechnology. 'Sup?]
I'm also pretty familiar with a fair range of technology. I might be able to help you out some.
video; it's all good you're fashionably only barely late.
Captain Harkness, yes? That would be splendid, if you can spare the time.
video; perfect! :'D
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