Mohinder Suresh ☤ [Text]

[splice_of_life]

[Smart phones this advanced are not something Mohinder is use to. Luckily, he's a child of the information and technology age and figuring out the more or less intuitive operating system of the device in his hand is not at all difficult. Thumbing along the touch screen, and bypassing the entertainment sections (films and books on a mobile? How remarkable!), Mohinder comes across what looks to be an electronic bulletin or message board. At least, that's the closest approximation he can make for the network. Perhaps it's similar to the listserv his University uses? Either way he has every intention to check into it later, after he leaves this post:]

My name is Mohinder Suresh. I seem to be unable to contact anyone I know using this device, as it it does not seem to be connected to a cellular network. This might sound ridiculous, but could someone tell me where I am?

[Mohinder is not known for making sound life decisions, but he'd rather think he is lost and this really is some sort of odd American hospital than going mad. He hits the send button and glances around again the hallway he's paused in.  Nothing looks like a hospital around here at all. 'Going mad,' unfortunately, seems to be what's happening after all.]

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[splice_of_life]

So I'm learning. [He feels a headache coming on.]

I don't suppose there's a place to find tea? I've always been partial to caffeinated drinks when under stress.

[thatsaflaregun]

Kitchens, maybe. At the worst, I'd be shocked if they weren't growing something in the oxygen gardens just for that purpose.

[splice_of_life]

Oxygen--

[Colour him intregued.]

It seems I must do some exploring.

[thatsaflaregun]

Aye. They're lovely, actually. A few hours in there will make a man forget he's on a spaceship for awhile.

[splice_of_life]

I'm not sure that's possible! A spaceship... It's just so---

It's beyond what I thought possible in my own life time.

[thatsaflaregun]

You don't know the half of it, brotha. And I've seen some strange things in my lifetime.