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Sion Astal ([personal profile] dreamsofahero) wrote2014-03-05 10:54 pm

[Route 29] Video/Action - Ecruteak City

While I realize that the mystery of the so-called 'bloobers' is probably foremost in peoples' minds at the moment, but I thought it might be interesting to consider something else for a while. Namely, just what sort of worlds does everyone come from? Do they have technology and devices similar to this one, or something different altogether? What about things such as magic? Are there many countries, or just a few? And so on.

Share as much or as little as you'd like; I for one would be curious to hear it.
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-06 08:22 pm (UTC)(link)
[When the feed comes on- and it feels like it's the first she's managed to get it to come on effortlessly, yay for learning- she looks a little annoyed.]

I will happily answer your question just as soon as you've answered mine. What on earth is a "bloober" and why is anyone at all concerned with it when there must be something better to do here? Like trying to get back home?
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-07 12:36 pm (UTC)(link)
[Marcia gives a nod at the question, not feeling the need to elaborate. Instead, she listens to the explanation. Honestly, it's really ridiculous. So a new species was discovered, it hardly seems like the kind of thing to go crazy over.

Especially when it seems disgusting.]


Honestly, could they not come up with something better to call it? I can't see a reason for anyone to have caught one, they sound vile.

[Marcia shakes her head irritably.]

Anyway. You had questions and I would much rather talk about where I come from than... bloobers. First things first, there is absolutely nothing like this where I'm from. The primary form of communication is mail. Message rats are popular, if a little expensive.

And annoying.
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-08 08:17 pm (UTC)(link)
[Of course it was, Marcia thinks to herself. The dumbest things tend to gain popularity rather than something sensible. That seems to be the way here just as back home.]

Ah, yes. They can speak. [She realizes she ought to elaborate, so she lets out a small sigh.] They are magykal, I should probably clarify that now. All you must do is utter a simple spell; "Speeke, Rattus Rattus".

Then they are free to relate their message to you. Afterwards, you either dismiss them or send a message back to the sender. Not the quickest form of communication, but it gets the job done.
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-08 08:37 pm (UTC)(link)
Most, out of decency, won't give it to anyone but the recipient, though they could if they wanted to. However, there are a special brand of message rat which are confidential. If it's a confidential message rat, then they will give it only to the recipient- and they're a lot more expensive for it.
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-08 08:48 pm (UTC)(link)
Absolutely- for instance, they can obviously travel where humans can't. I remember once we had to send one back and forth from a swamp into the Castle. It was much easier for it to get through the swamp than it would have been for a human.

Though, I rather dislike rats. This one in particular would not shut up. Constantly talking about thing I didn't care about, I eventually had to undo the spell allowing it to speak.
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[personal profile] extraordinariness 2014-03-20 02:04 am (UTC)(link)
If you were to meet this particular rat, you wouldn't say that.