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towerofanimus2013-07-17 04:50 pm
Entry tags:
- [au1] emmett brown,
- [au1] enoch,
- [au1] ishtar,
- [au2] sephiroth,
- [au3] riku,
- [au9] claudia hortensia,
- [ou] april sinclair,
- [ou] hidetoshi odagiri,
- [ou] kazuma kuwabara,
- [ou] lancer (zero),
- [ou] lucifel,
- [ou] miles edgeworth,
- [ou] minato arisato,
- [ou] nue houjuu,
- [ou] patrick dawn,
- [ou] sephiroth,
- [ou] urotsuki,
- [ou] yukari takeba,
- [ou] yukiko amagi,
- [ou] zelda (oot)
Collar Checkup Boycott
Characters: open to all
Setting: infirmary; around the Tower in general
Format: party-style all week; please note the date your post is taking place in the subject line
Summary: The results of the collar boycott slowly become clear...
Warnings: standard Tower warnings
Note: You may NPC your own retrieval units.
The results don't begin to become clear until Tuesday--Monday passes more or less without incident, except for the number of orange-collared residents who miss their checks. And on Tuesday, the retrieval units are out to search for them. It doesn't seem like they were meant to recover so many, though: a clever resident will be able to avoid their retrieval unit entirely. And so, some oranges continue to have escaped their collar checkup today.
It's worse on Wednesday. Retrieval units are out and about again, but this time to try and search for the yellow-collared residents who skipped the day before. No orange-collared residents are searched out at all, and even then there seems to be enough confusion in the programming of the retrieval units any boycotting yellows can run off and hide if they're careful about it.
By the time Thursday arrives, there's a general, obvious level of confusion in the retrieval units' retrieval programming. They were obviously not programmed to be searching for so many colors at once. Some residents may find themselves being dragged in for a second collar check this week, even if they went to theirs, and the infirmary seems to be working at double time. No one even bothers to search for the two wayward greens.
By Friday the retrieval units are out in a number that seems more fitting for a small militia than anything else. Still, they seem more intent on tracking down the greens--their programming still telling them to retrieve those who were missed the day before--but they don't seem to know which greens they're looking for. Anyone with a green collar may be dragged in for a collar check, possibly multiple times today.
Saturday is chaos in the infirmary. The retrieval units seem to have entirely lost sight of who they're actually searching for, and anyone brought into the checkup room will be able to see how messy and confused it looks, with no real time to clean it and orange through violet collar fluid all lined up at once where normally only the color of the day and of the day before would be out at all. Again people may be brought in for multiple checks while those intent on evading capture can remain elusive.
But Sunday--on Sunday the entire process breaks down. There's too much volume for the retrieval units to handle, and they scatter about in a strange catch and release program, dragging anyone they catch to random places around the Tower before letting them go. They don't seem to be entirely certain of what they're supposed to be doing.
Something else happens on Sunday, as well...
Setting: infirmary; around the Tower in general
Format: party-style all week; please note the date your post is taking place in the subject line
Summary: The results of the collar boycott slowly become clear...
Warnings: standard Tower warnings
Note: You may NPC your own retrieval units.
The results don't begin to become clear until Tuesday--Monday passes more or less without incident, except for the number of orange-collared residents who miss their checks. And on Tuesday, the retrieval units are out to search for them. It doesn't seem like they were meant to recover so many, though: a clever resident will be able to avoid their retrieval unit entirely. And so, some oranges continue to have escaped their collar checkup today.
It's worse on Wednesday. Retrieval units are out and about again, but this time to try and search for the yellow-collared residents who skipped the day before. No orange-collared residents are searched out at all, and even then there seems to be enough confusion in the programming of the retrieval units any boycotting yellows can run off and hide if they're careful about it.
By the time Thursday arrives, there's a general, obvious level of confusion in the retrieval units' retrieval programming. They were obviously not programmed to be searching for so many colors at once. Some residents may find themselves being dragged in for a second collar check this week, even if they went to theirs, and the infirmary seems to be working at double time. No one even bothers to search for the two wayward greens.
By Friday the retrieval units are out in a number that seems more fitting for a small militia than anything else. Still, they seem more intent on tracking down the greens--their programming still telling them to retrieve those who were missed the day before--but they don't seem to know which greens they're looking for. Anyone with a green collar may be dragged in for a collar check, possibly multiple times today.
Saturday is chaos in the infirmary. The retrieval units seem to have entirely lost sight of who they're actually searching for, and anyone brought into the checkup room will be able to see how messy and confused it looks, with no real time to clean it and orange through violet collar fluid all lined up at once where normally only the color of the day and of the day before would be out at all. Again people may be brought in for multiple checks while those intent on evading capture can remain elusive.
But Sunday--on Sunday the entire process breaks down. There's too much volume for the retrieval units to handle, and they scatter about in a strange catch and release program, dragging anyone they catch to random places around the Tower before letting them go. They don't seem to be entirely certain of what they're supposed to be doing.
Something else happens on Sunday, as well...

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... Doc entered the collar checkup room, slowly, taking a look around to see what may have brought up the desertion of this place. Oh, and his dog followed him, as always. That's when eh saw Enoch as well. ]
Great Scott! Is this... The collar liquid?
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[Says the ponytailed teacher being followed by a 3d silhouetted maid of liquid mercury.]
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So it seems. The others had some merit when they pointed out it's likely how we're drugged, but going without isn't the way, I can say so from experience.
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[But--surprise, surprise--the place is apparently empty. That is, on the onset. After cautiously taking a few steps inside, he finds he's not the only curious soul in this tower.]
[Unable to say anything coherent, Rick catches whoever's eye he can keep and makes an inquiring expression with his brow, pointing to all the empty beds where patients should be sitting, and the strange fluids lying next to them. But he seems willing to stick around and see what happens.]
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The question is, should we open them first and see what we're working with?
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She peeks her head in to where Waver, Doc, Enoch and Rick are, looking at the unguarded fluids for a brief moment. ]
...You would think these would be better guarded, concerning their value.
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My, isn't it crowded today.
[And then his eyes are drawn to the containers.]
... Is this what I think it is?
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[ Doc approaches the containers, looking very serious for once as he observes them. ]
With enough quantity of the liquid, we could analyze it.
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Wait...sh-should we be t-taking these?
[He casts a nervous eye at Enoch's trailing retrieval stalker.]
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*Automatically, he seems to drift towards where Lucifel appeared.*
We can get out of here immediately, if we must.
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[...]
Doc, I can grab the test tubes from your laboratory in fifteen seconds. Do you want me to do so?
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[Waver raised a hand, prompting the mercury maid to melt into small silver tendrils and dart straight out the door.]
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[ He then turns to Sertoria and nods. ]
Yes please! I believe we should conduct the analysis as soon as we can before Jason or Riki send units to take the liquid from us.
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Do try to keep up. Activate speed enhancement at 95%.
Approved.
[ And zoom goes the android out of the door, leaving a gust of wind in her wake. ]
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*Enoch is beside Lucifel at this point. He looks over at the angel.*
Can you conjure something?
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[He flicks with his fingers and look.
There is an empty test tube now.]
Let's just refill it and leave.
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[The mercury filtered back in through the door and past Rick, reforming into its form as a maid--now carrying a small black case.]
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I have returned. Hopefully this is enough for what we need.
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Perfect! Now we need to proceed cautiously.
[ Doc took an empty vial meant to contain chemicals, and then moved to a container, the far left one. He would then turn the valve slowly, the vial just below, ready to take in the liquid. ]
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