We Are Our Avatars X (Closed, Ended)
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"Okay." Hillary replied back, obviously not completely satisfied that they had to leave, but at least they were leaving on a pretty good reason. The sun is important after all! "Maybe later we could do some fun stuff then? Or eat some junk?" Hillary asked, hopeful that their next meet up would be a little bit more entertaining, and less dramatic.
"We don't know exactly, but we do know where to start looking. And I suspect that metal orb we found has some significance." Robin told EMily.
Palladein
"Metal orb?" Eina asked, curiously. "Did you find it where the sun landed?"
Matilda and the cat both followed Robin to the exit.
"Metal orb?" Eina asked, curiously. "Did you find it where the sun landed?"
Matilda and the cat both followed Robin to the exit.
Palladein
"Well, in that case, it's probably sky-metal. It's used for sorcery, so you might not want to tell people you have it. They might get the wrong idea." Eina explained. She then continued, quietly and obviously talking to herself, "I didn't realise the sun was just an ordinary star..."
"Well, in that case, it's probably sky-metal. It's used for sorcery, so you might not want to tell people you have it. They might get the wrong idea." Eina explained. She then continued, quietly and obviously talking to herself, "I didn't realise the sun was just an ordinary star..."
"Wait... hold on." She said, shaking her head. "If the sun is really a ball made of this sky metal. And you're calling it a star..." She then paused for a bit. "So then are all stars in this world made of this sky metal? Have stars fallen on this world before and cooled down to this material? Is this why it's called sky metal?"
Palladein
Eina looked at EMily, and nodded. "Yes, stars have fallen a few times in the past. That's where sky-metal is from, and that's why it's called that." she replied. "I just assumed the sun was different. The sun is the god Calibeth, after all, and stars are just... stars."
Eina looked at EMily, and nodded. "Yes, stars have fallen a few times in the past. That's where sky-metal is from, and that's why it's called that." she replied. "I just assumed the sun was different. The sun is the god Calibeth, after all, and stars are just... stars."
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[COLOR=SCARLET]"STATUS: THE SUN IS VERY IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN LIFE, PROVIDING HEAT AND ENERGY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LIFE. STARS CANNOT PROVIDE THE HEAT NECESSARY. OBSERVATION: IF IT'S JUST A STAR, IT'S STILL AN IMPORTANT ONE, DUE TO KEEPING PEOPLE ALIVE."[/COLOR]
Meltha
Not getting any clear signals from Rebecca or Alain, you reply to the caravanner that you want the job at least, but that you can't speak for your companions.
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Vala Area
The Terminator stood silent for a while, considering Ultron's proposal. In the end, it decided that it had nothing to lose from cooperating with it. It finally said, "Agreed", looking down at Ultron's hand for a moment before stretching forward it's own left hand to shake it. "There are two things that with all likelihood cannot be created here, and that is the reason I require your assistance. A highly advanced CPU is needed to process the necessary equations, and a very large power-supply is also required. I calculate both can be taken from your redundancy-units.
Not getting any clear signals from Rebecca or Alain, you reply to the caravanner that you want the job at least, but that you can't speak for your companions.
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Vala Area
The Terminator stood silent for a while, considering Ultron's proposal. In the end, it decided that it had nothing to lose from cooperating with it. It finally said, "Agreed", looking down at Ultron's hand for a moment before stretching forward it's own left hand to shake it. "There are two things that with all likelihood cannot be created here, and that is the reason I require your assistance. A highly advanced CPU is needed to process the necessary equations, and a very large power-supply is also required. I calculate both can be taken from your redundancy-units.
So that explains why it was changing direction and color abruptly.
"It's a similar thing on my world as well. Where I'm from the sun is a star as well. But what a star is is much different there. A star is a glowing sphere of hot gas so huge it can envelop over a million worlds at once. And likewise, our ancient cultures used to think the sun was much different than the stars, calling them immortals as well. But when we looked at the spectrum of light from stars compared to the sun, we found out that they were the same. The stars were suns but farther away. And there were billions out there. Perhaps it is the same way in this world."
"It's a similar thing on my world as well. Where I'm from the sun is a star as well. But what a star is is much different there. A star is a glowing sphere of hot gas so huge it can envelop over a million worlds at once. And likewise, our ancient cultures used to think the sun was much different than the stars, calling them immortals as well. But when we looked at the spectrum of light from stars compared to the sun, we found out that they were the same. The stars were suns but farther away. And there were billions out there. Perhaps it is the same way in this world."
Palladein
Eina didn't seem to understand all of EMily's technobabble, but the general gist of what EMily was saying got through. "So... the sun is just a star. But, does that mean all of the stars are gods? Or... none of them..."
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[color=446ccf]"I'll be coming, too."[/color] Rebecca stated, once Shara had responded to the caravan man.
Eina didn't seem to understand all of EMily's technobabble, but the general gist of what EMily was saying got through. "So... the sun is just a star. But, does that mean all of the stars are gods? Or... none of them..."
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[color=446ccf]"I'll be coming, too."[/color] Rebecca stated, once Shara had responded to the caravan man.
Vala Area - 18:17 PM
After shaking the Terminator's hand, Ultron lowered it, and listened to the reason the Terminator asked for help.
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"You don't know the half of it! I've been asking around, and these cavemen don't even know the materials needed to build a CPU exist!"
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"...Anyway, that could work, yeah. Removing the reactor would be no problem, but removing the CPU without damaging it would require some tools. That's not a problem, though. I know someone who has them."
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"What else will we need, besides wiring? Any specific alloy?"
Well, that's completely curious. Anik thought, as she was slowly following the group outside, hearing what Eina was saying. "Robin, what does the book say about the sun god?
... nevermind, say it to me on the road." Anik said, as she suddenly had the urge to leave the town as fast as possible.
... nevermind, say it to me on the road." Anik said, as she suddenly had the urge to leave the town as fast as possible.
"Right." Robin said to Anik, then called to the others. "Come on." He started walking to the city limits.