Legion (
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lifeaftr2018-09-04 08:32 pm
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*insert witty title here*
Who: Legion, Kravitz, The Knight, Arum-25
What: Restoring Arum-25's memory.
When: Backdated August 21st
Where: Umui
Warnings: I honestly have no idea where this is going.
(The Knight has called them.
They are uncertain what, exactly, is the purpose of this, save that it involves their fellow synthetic located on Umui.
It is thus beside the Umui mana pool that they wait for their ally, what few tools they have stuffed inside their backpack.)
What: Restoring Arum-25's memory.
When: Backdated August 21st
Where: Umui
Warnings: I honestly have no idea where this is going.
(The Knight has called them.
They are uncertain what, exactly, is the purpose of this, save that it involves their fellow synthetic located on Umui.
It is thus beside the Umui mana pool that they wait for their ally, what few tools they have stuffed inside their backpack.)
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Then they produce an old, rusted lockbox with a flourish, popping it open to reveal...a collection of colourful wires, which they present to Legion carefully, box and all.
They know little about machinery, but they're almost certain that these belong to the robot they had cleaned up. Legion will know what to do, surely? ]
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He does look a bit worse for wear- his face and neck are littered with still-healing cuts and badly recovered scars from where flowers pushed through and overcame him, but he doesn't seem too keen on talking about any of that. Instead, he quietly approaches, peering over the Knight into the open box.]
Is that-- are those it, then?
[If the Knight turns to see them, he'll give a little wave to finish announcing his presence.]
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(They're so preoccupied, in fact, that they jolt in surprise at Kravitz's words, straightening and whipping their head around to stare at the unfamiliar organic.)
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is-ok
cares-about-arum
invited-him
[ IT'S FINE THIS IS ALL PLANNED, NOTHING BAD'S GONNA HAPPEN probably ]
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It's-- I'm not going to hurt you! I'm sorry, I, uhm, I didn't realize there would be. More people.
[He looks down at the Knight hurriedly explaining, eyes darting between down and up to accomodate their wildly different heights.]
I, uhm-- I'm one of the people who found Arum, originally. I had wanted to make sure they could have their memories restored. I, ah, promised I would help.
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(They're just startled. They startle easily since they arrived here after receiving a knife in their back.
They look Kravitz over.)
Designation?
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They open the box again while Legion and Kravitz are getting acquainted, peering into it inquisitively. Whatever they're seeing in the wires, it's enough to keep them sufficiently interested while their companions get used to each other, at least. ]
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Oh, sorry, I-- I'm Kravitz. Is there something I can call you, as well?
[At least in this situation he's awfully polite.]
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...Or they're just distracted by the name, given the way their headflaps lift.)
Your name is familiar to us. It was suggested we inform you we are not "a pile of angry ghosts inhabiting a robot body".
We are Legion, relict of the Geth.
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Now that they've been sufficiently introduced, they bring the box over to Legion again so they can continue their inspection, insistently holding it up so they can look (which is..not very high, but they're trying okay). ]
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So you've met Lucas, have you.
[He says it in the most flat tone imaginable, the weight of a man who now cannot even picture the glut of bad things that have been said about him.
But oh well, let's just-- let's just not. He tucks his hand back since Legion doesn't seem to want to interact with it and moves forward.]
I'm not going to do anything to you, and I can plenty tell you're not a ghost. It's nice to meet you.
[He looks down at the Knight, still concentrating on that box and trying to hand it off.]
Are you ready to go? You can lead the way.
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It is a question we have been asked by multiple individuals. We are assuming they also likely originate from your universe?
(Legion attempts to take the box from The Knights hands.)
Reintegration of this circuitry is likely to be tedious, but not impossible, provided Arum-25 still wishes to be repaired.
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They're happy to lead the way to the laboratory that houses what they've come to think of as their robot friend (though what ARUM thinks of them, they really have no idea). Someone with an actual voice can do the question-asking, though. Consent is important. ]
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Yes, he does. Don't worry about it.
[That's certainly not what they're here for, and he'd much rather discuss ARUM.]
I believe they do. It may simply be enough for them to have the circuits, though... I confess to hoping they'll remember. They're the only one who can really tell us about everything that happened here.
[Which, aside from promising help, is something his nagging curiosity won't let him drop.]
Well! Shall we?
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(Though curious about Kravitz' world of origin, they are more concerned with ensuring Arum is properly repaired.
Thus, they will allow themselves to be led to the laboratory.)
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They walk up to ARUM-25, gently reaching up to tap their hand and turn their attention to the people who can actually talk. ]
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It is good that you are not dead.
[No, really. They're genuinely grateful for this. Relieved, even.]
[Even if they did not succeed in saving anyone, they are at least happy that they did not need to watch everyone die - relive a memory they do not have.]
Hello.
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ARUM, it's good to see you again. I wanted to thank you for the warnings you gave us about the infection and being quite helpful in it's tracking. And well, it's not really a reward, but... I believe we've found something that belongs to you.
[He'll gesture Legion's direction, since they're the one currently in possession of the box with the circuitry.]
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(It is, after all, useful data, even if Arum-25 will hopefully not actually end up needing it.
Legion steps forward to present the box.)
Does this circuitry appear likely to contain missing data?
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[The tip of metallic fingers brush the frizz of wiring. Then, slowly, they reach up to the back of their neck to run them across the place where those wires were once torn out.]
Yes.
It looks like my primary memory circuits.
whoops i didnt realize it was my tag here im sorry
ARUM, it's to my understanding that Legion here repaired you previously. Would you be willing to have them do it again? I'm sorry I can't be of more direct help, but-- I did say I would find some, so I hope this is sufficient.
[He's rambling. A bit nervous. Mostly just scared of what they might find.]
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Though I do not know what we might find.
[Nonetheless, they do not hesitate in issuing their answer. It is not uncertainty that holds them back; it is concern that they might be inconveniencing those who have already gone so far out of their way to help.]
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(And well, they're just going to try to get a good look at the back of Arum's neck.)
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Thank you.
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It's alright. This is for you more than it is for us.
[Even though he's hoping they find something more than nothing.]
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just doesn't think this is my tag for like 20 years i guess
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