1st Deactivation

[audiofile]

Characters: Aelita and YOU \o/
Setting: room 2-13, hallway, or floor 38, take your pick.
Format: [brackets c:]
Summary: +1 pink haired girl. What do, tower?
Warnings: nope

[option 1]

[The residents of room 2-13 may be pleasantly surprised to find they've got a new roommate poking around! After the sleep paralysis wears off, Aelita is up and around digging through her trunk, checking out the rest of the room, and generally being confused and suspicious.

She'll get around to the rest of the tower eventually, but right now it's good to get to know who she's now cohabiting with, right?]

[option 2]

[She's out exploring the hallways now, and she's taken particular interest in the network terminals. Anyone watching will notice that she seems to pick up on how it's used fairly quickly (no accidental intro posts today, folks), but the longer she messes with it, the deeper the furrow in her brow becomes. Unable to get outside of the tower's closed network, she logs off the terminal in frustration and lingers for a while. She seems to be mulling over something, but then again who wouldn't have something to think about in this situation?]

[option 3]

[Her nest stop is the lounge floor, and she stays in the entrance only long enough to take a cursory glance of the chairs and beanbags scattered around before stepping out into the room. Aelita's positioned herself by the windows, one hand pressed to the glass, the other clutching the same introductory letters she received after waking up in the dorm. Her gaze wanders between the clouds above and the fog below.]

...I can't really be stuck here, can I?

Comments

[geometry]

Yes, unfortunately... that seems to be all that you can do on these terminals.

[He steps a bit closer, now coming up to the machine beside her. A respectable distance away, though, of course.]

I've tried to bypass it myself. Nothing will work.

[audiofile]

Well that's no good.

[Admittedly she isn't in the right frame of mind for any serious digging into the thing right, she'd be more likely to make simple mistakes than not. Still, it's the closest lead to contacting someone she's got.]

You're sure there's no way to get around the basic interface, at least?

[geometry]

If there is, I haven't found it, and... I like to think I know what I'm doing with computers. [He does know what he's doing with computers, mind. Equius just isn't in the right mood to acknowledge his skills for what they are.]

[audiofile]

So do I. I'm never opposed to a little help, though.

[She takes a deep breath and turns away from the terminal.]

I guess I'll add it to my list of questions about this place.

[geometry]

...If you have other questions, I would be happy to answer them.

[Equius has been here for months. Hopefully he's gained some insight into the way that the Tower operates.]

[audiofile]

[She pulls the two introductory letters out of her pocket, looks like she's had them with her the whole time.]

Well the first one of these was pretty thorough on how things work here, but the other one...

Our worlds can't really be gone, can they?