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un: sophiesummerhe, posted the day of the ic intro's morning
To the occupants of the Keystone Station,
Good morning! I apologize for not being able to contact everyone individually. I'm very unfamiliar with sending a letter like this, so I don't understand all of the settings. But Down explained to me that if I send this letter here, then everyone will be able to see this. So please excuse my rudeness!
My name is Sophie Summerhelm. I've introduced myself to some of you already but it's very nice to meet everyone! I just arrived last night and I was hoping to ask some questions about some things around the station.
1) Is it okay to take herbs and grasses from the gardens and greenhouses around the station? I'm an alchemist and it's very useful for me to be able to gather materials. But I'd like to make sure I'm not taking things from places that should be left alone!
2) Is there a way for three people to share a room? I've arrived with two of my friends and we'd like to stay together. But the regular rooms are very small and none of us can share a bed. Are there any other options?
3) Who will be taking payment for room and board, as well as the food we eat? I only have coins from my home, so I hope those can cover the cost.
Thank you very much for your help! I hope I'm able to meet and make friends with everyone properly over the next few days.
Sincerely,
Sophie Summerhelm
Good morning! I apologize for not being able to contact everyone individually. I'm very unfamiliar with sending a letter like this, so I don't understand all of the settings. But Down explained to me that if I send this letter here, then everyone will be able to see this. So please excuse my rudeness!
My name is Sophie Summerhelm. I've introduced myself to some of you already but it's very nice to meet everyone! I just arrived last night and I was hoping to ask some questions about some things around the station.
1) Is it okay to take herbs and grasses from the gardens and greenhouses around the station? I'm an alchemist and it's very useful for me to be able to gather materials. But I'd like to make sure I'm not taking things from places that should be left alone!
2) Is there a way for three people to share a room? I've arrived with two of my friends and we'd like to stay together. But the regular rooms are very small and none of us can share a bed. Are there any other options?
3) Who will be taking payment for room and board, as well as the food we eat? I only have coins from my home, so I hope those can cover the cost.
Thank you very much for your help! I hope I'm able to meet and make friends with everyone properly over the next few days.
Sincerely,
Sophie Summerhelm
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I'll leave the matter of the gardens to someone more experienced on that end, but there's no need to be concerned over the cost of a room. The androids allow us to stay here free of charge, since there isn't exactly anywhere else we might go at the moment. If you feel the need to make reparations, we appreciate all the hands we can get on expeditions.
As for rooms, there are some doubles with two beds, but that's the largest I confess I know of. Most of those who share rooms around here are either family or romantically involved.
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Is that so? It doesn't seem right not to pay someone back for our room and for all the food we'll be eating, though. I know helping out on missions is probably all I can do but it doesn't really feel like enough.
[ A do-gooder! How disgusting. ]
A double wouldn't really work for us, but it's definitely better than a single, if we have to go for that. I'll run it past the people I'll be staying with, so thank you for your help!
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If you're in want of things to do, I'm sure you can find something. There's usually at least cooking and cleaning if nothing else, but most folk put their efforts into training and other learnings.
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[ Notice how she so smoothly side-stepped any potential of involving herself with cooking. She wants you to live, PhanRift. ]
What sort of training do people usually do?
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Is it kind of like a formal class? Or is anybody allowed to join?
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i know the answers to these ones tho!!
1. yes it's okay!!! those are there for everyone. if you wanna help out with growing stuff too i'm sure everyone would appreciate it!
2. yes! well ummm it depends on how much space u need. but if you check out the rooms in the new building, the one attached to the main building? the two-person rooms are way easier to share. with 3 it'd be cozy but i think it's doable, we were all cramming threes into the one-person rooms way at the beginning lololol. we're so spoiled now.
3. you rly rly don't need to worry about that!! it's not like you asked to be stuck here, this isn't a hotel! all the androids have ever asked from us is that we help out exploring and stabilizing fissures, IF we can. no extra fees or charges!
does that help?
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I think we might be okay fitting in a two-person room, so I'll ask my friends about it later. I can't imagine all three of us fitting in a one-person room, though! How would that even work?
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[ everything else about the Keystone Station: she sleeps
indoor plumbing: REAL SHIT ]
You can even turn on fire with just the press of a button and you don't have to gather any fuel. Everything's so efficient!
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where do toilets go where you're from??
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justaran
- Aran
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But we'll see what we can manage.
[what do you mean, aran needs rest too? nah. that's fake.]
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[Aran.
Aran, no.]
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[ She sees where this is going. ]
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[And then, a few moments later... suspicion.]
Why?
SURPRISE ACTION TAG
But five minutes later, the door to the library comes flying open and from the threshold comes a hushed stage-whisper of – ]
Mister Aran!
[ YOU'RE IN FOR IT NOW ]
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The only thing that would make this more of a Dad Moveâ„¢ is if he was reading a newspaper instead.]
Sophie.
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but like, quietly, because it's a library and she wasn't raised in a barn. ]
How much sleep are you getting?
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Enough to be functional.
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[ she's practically glaring a hole through that book. ]
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I know how to take care of myself.
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[ she folds her arms across her chest. ]
What if something happens and you can't protect yourself because you haven't been getting enough sleep?
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I guess you'll just have to protect me then, if that happens.
[.......said with a completely straight face]
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Huh?
[ Sophie.exe has encountered an error and must reboot.
This is so completely the opposite of how she expected this to go, she has no idea what to say. ]
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[...]
I can joke, you know.
[Can he really, though?]
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[ which is to say: never. ]
a billion years later; ariadne
I can see most of your questions have already been answered, but allow me to assure you once more that you need not worry about payment. There is no particular currency in circulation here, nor anywhere to spend it if there were.
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[Disclaimer: satisfaction with "preparing breakfast" end of this scale not guaranteed for all participants in this conversation.]
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But I'm certain alchemy will be most useful! Especially if you study the scientific texts available here. Search for something called "chemistry."
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Is there anything else you think could be useful?