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[username: amazing003]

I suppose that is is overdue. It's time for the most talented, genius, and humble of all Roidmudes to make his general introduction. Some of you know me, but others do not. Allow me to alleviate that!

My name is 003, but I prefer to be known as "Brain". I am what's called a Roidmude, and I am of the same variety of android as Heart, who is one of the few Roidmudes more magnificent than I! He and I were bosom comrades back home, and the fates have seen fit to reunite us! Now that I have a new lease on life, it is my every intention to unearth the mysteries of this place and serve everyone else who has been brought here to the best of my ability!

Whatever pertinent information you might be able to share about this world, our hosts, the most recent fissure to appear, and any past fissures would be most appreciated.

[Filtered to everyone except Heart.]

This goes out to all of the people who played a part in that same horrible death game matter that Heart was involved in. I've heard the details from him, and... I wanted to thank all of you that he has come to count among his friends. It is no doubt because of you that Heart was able to come through all of that the way he did.

Heart is... extremely dear to me, and for a long time, I've struggled with the fact that others are important to him. But without all of you supporting him, he and I would most certainly not have had a chance to be reunited.

So thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. And I hope that one day, I may be worthy of being counted as your comrade as well.

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I can understand jealousy, certainly. I can assure you none of us are seeking to displace you, for whatever my word might be worth.

...Either way, it's been my pleasure. Heart's a wonderful friend that I'm fortunate to have,and an comrade of his is someone I look forward to getting to know myself.

[Humble? This guy? Honey, that rant is the exact opposite of humble!

Then again, he did say he was a robot. Now, robots can be good or bad, but Rantaro guesses that Roidmudes simply don't understand human norms... No offense. So Rantaro's gonna try and be help, hoping that Brain doesn't turn out to be like that evil robot hat from Fayflower.]

Hey there. I'm still learning the ropes myself, but it turns out you can learn how to do magic here.

I would be lying if I said it had never entered my mind since coming here. But I look forward to getting to know you as well, Ardyn-san.

Hmph. Magic is simply a form of phenomena science is yet to catalog or understand, my friend. If you're willing, I'd be happy to work with you and do so.

Excuse the text, I find it easier to list information this way, and I thought others might also find it useful as a reference. Here is a list of the previously explored Fissures;

~ The area immediately around the Station, IE the shoreline and beaches. This was the first area where people from other worlds appeared; I was among that group.
~ The forest to the west that leads up to the banks of the lake. This Fissure caused people's dreams to manifest physically. It's mostly stabilized except for a portion of the extremely large willow tree, which is home to a sort of noodle shop run by a native of this world whose magic has to do with dreams. She can't leave the Fissure since that's technically her dream-self, but she posts to this network from time to time.
~ The stretch of reef and ocean immediately beyond the shoreline, generally to the northeast. This is the Fissure that caused people to change into aquatic forms (mermaids and the like) if they became submerged.
~ Incendia, the city we now have access to via the Lodestone Station teleportation panel. This was probably the most severe environmental Fissure effect, as while it was abandoned by day, it burned to the ground each and every night and was restored by some manner of time magic in the morning. We salvaged a great deal from it and there's still more to be found, though I imagine that without the time effect all of the perishable food items have... perished.
~ The Telovia mining site. The magic of this Fissure cost everyone who entered it some form of sense such as touch or hearing. As I was blind, I didn't explore it particularly much.
~ And the most recent, as I'm sure everyone knows, was the manor, which caused virtually everyone to change into the form of some other race or species.

I do hope that's a helpful starting point.

Hm. That is helpful, thank you.

... So it seems they began close to this place, and then spread outward. It almost seems like an intelligence guided people here and are now motivating them to explore outwards.

Oh, no, most of them existed long before we arrived. In fact so far as I know, the only one we have confirmed as appearing after us was a small secondary Fissure in Incendia - the main Fissure was well over a century old.

[Rantaro just rolls his eyes.]

To prove that magic isn't real? I'll pass, but you can talk to some people who have been here longer and see how that goes.

No, to give it context and tear off the veil of superstition.

But hmph. I may do just that.

Edited 2018-11-24 00:45 (UTC)

Like I said--can't really blame you on that one. Jealousy's a tricky thing, I understand.

Let me know how that goes, ok?

Oh.

Then may I ask what it is that makes you decide to investigate a particular fissue?

I assure you I will let everyone know of my success.

It's more than just tricky, sadly.

Originally, proximity; these days we're more often on the trail of some form of investigation of the entity that we think may be causing them, but it'd be best to talk to someone who has engaged with it more than I on that matter.

I see. I will try to ask someone more familiar, but do you know how regularly you make trips, and do people ever seem to arrive through a fissure before you get there?

About every month or so - that's roughly how long it takes the androids to get enough of a stock of stabilizers built for the expedition to be worthwhile on the 'stabilizing Fissures' front. They're rather finnicky little magiteks.

And do you know of anyone who'd arrived through the fissure before you all start to show up investigating it?

I feel as if calling me magnificent is a bit much.

[But Heart's always been a bit more chill in the self image department.]

I only give you praise you deserve.

A difference in opinion.

For the record, I would place you much higher.

...Thank you.

Past Fissures... Different biomes. Earlier ones had dangerous enemies. A few in later ones, too. But... The effects sometimes work against you. One took our senses.

[Of course he would.]

Glad to hear that.

This will benefit everyone, after all. Who knows what new advancements it could lead to, if I could make it possible to harness this phenomena with technology?

Perhaps I should call it "magitech?" Ha ha, what a clever and unique name!

[That he didn't steal from video games. Really.]

Edited 2018-11-25 01:39 (UTC)

... I need to grow more before I can feel worthy of such an accolade, Heart.

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