text | 04. project results

[anybodies]

This is Mystique again.

I'm reporting on the results of the Jump clock project. I won't recap the details there.

EXTERNAL MEASURE (passenger-fabricated) Jump 37: 1,829 hours Jump 38: 391 hours Jump 39: 6,578 hours

INTERNAL MEASURES (shipboard systems) Jump 37: 0 hours Jump 38: 0 hours Jump 39: 0 hours

These reports will be ongoing. I strongly advise that the next time anyone debarks, make an effort to estimate the time that's transpired since our stop on Arima.

Analyses and interpretations are welcome. Please be aware that our efforts at external videography failed. Basically, the Jump movement destroyed the equipment. I'll update about the trans-hull cartography project when there's something to update about. A bunch of weird and context-free numbers counts as 'something.'

I would like to commission timekeeping devices not linked to the native system as well, in the time between now and Van Rijn destroying us. Anyone up for it?

Comments

some days later~

[anybodies]

You're needed here.

CFO Wash has also agreed to fly. I'll be his co-pilot. We should be ready when you're able.

[immuno]

Fitz hasn't gotten in touch with me about engineering the equipment. I'll hunt him down. We'll probably need this jump to put something together, at least.

[anybodies]

Sure. I let him know it'll be in the scope of the next few months, so I'm glad we're on the same page. With any luck, no space bigots will have massacred us by then.

[immuno]

That's an awfully cynical attitude. We've made it this long.

[anybodies]

I'll amend that to: with our incredible combination of skills, powers, and nerve, no space bigots will have massacred us by then.

[immuno]

That's more like it.