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[gravemistake]

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[larkers]

[ Dated May 3, 2405
From: ████████
To: ████████

A passage details the procedures to ensure that all United Nations Army recruits will have ALIGN Ver. 4.505 installed in their UN-sanctioned neural implants due to a software bug that leads to a malfunction of the central nervous system that causes peripheral neuropathy, with symptoms including loss of motor function, loss of sensation, muscle twitches and may lead to heart failure. All UNA recruits will need to ensure that their implant is upgraded to the current software and that they have gone through the appropriate physical conditioning before ALIGN Ver. 4.505 is installed.

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@ren.amamiya | Post Jan. 28th

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[ so here he is, being a blunt bean. ]

Did you take Judas?

Re: @ren.amamiya | Post Jan. 28th

[gravemistake]

I did not! How interesting.

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Do you know who did?

[gravemistake]

Unfortunately no. Never touched it.

@ren.amamiya | Feb. 18th

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Hey. Come in?

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Did you get caught under a laundry basket?

[ that's a cat, ren ]

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Too much hot water in a bath house?

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Are you at a buffet?

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Ran off into the mountains and grew a bad beard?

@klaus.mikaelson

[interminably]

I believe we have something in common.

[gravemistake]

Yeah? Let's hear it.

[interminably]

A Dr. Johannes. Terrible bedside manner, disciple of Cassius?

@13TH

[rvng]

[ The message itself is blank: No subject and no body text.

Attached is an audio file titled "Subject 48403."

If played, what will follow is what sounds like a routine debriefing between a UNA soldier and another voice. The UNA soldier gives short, monotone answers at first, responding to requests like "Serial number?", "Assigned location?", "Current orders?", and so on. It's very clear that the questions are phrased to avoid ever referring to the soldier as "you."

At first everything seems to be progressing normally, as the one in control of the conversation explains that Subject 48403 will need to go through a series of procedures to adjust the neural implant. However, then the soldier unexpectedly cuts in to ask how his family is doing.

A long pause will follow.

The voice conducting the debriefing won't address the soldier at all, but will instead make verbal notes to the recording software, explaining that re-conditioning may be necessary and that further work needs to be done before Subject 48403 is fit to be returned to duty in New Amsterdam. ]

@cassius | via Morningstar Network

[btryl]

[ This might come as a surprise, but something suddenly blips up on Gabriel's implant. ]

Hey.
What's up?

[gravemistake]

[Uh...]

Oh, you know. I'm in hell. I hope you have good news.

[btryl]

Good news from your position.
Probably.

I can get you out, but I need a favor.

@cassius

[btryl]

@cassius has mentioned you.

@jack.miller

[personalwar]

[ Shit. He should have never let Gabriel go on the trip by himself. As soon as the news report about the earthquake hits, he texts. ]

Respond.

[gravemistake]

I can't I'm dead and a ghost

[personalwar]

[ Jack is not even in a mood to joke back. Gabriel is alive enough to "think" back a text, but that doesn't necessarily means he's out of hot water. ]

Tell me what the situation is down there.

@jyn.erso

[realists]

Some guy named Lance wants to know about when Dr Grey played doctor with you and all my sources are secondhand and gone so you should talk to him.

[ bossy ]

[gravemistake]

Who, the Fed?

[realists]

I don't know what that means

the aerie / un: @twentyfour

[gravemistake]