ʙᴀɴᴀɢʜᴇʀ ʟɪɴᴋs (
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consignment2015-04-05 01:35 pm
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DAY 109 | 30:00
CALLING: LINKS, BANAGHER
TO: ALL
[ Over the sound of the comm channel opening up, an airy noise flutters across the speaker. Then a distant, "Luna, get out." that paints the bahari tracker as the culprit. Banagher picks up where she left off as his voice cuts across the call. Time for some CDC Ghost Adventures, with 1000% more nature. ]
Hey. I know everyone's probably still getting settled in, so this won't take very long. It's about the smoke we saw rising from Sector 2 a few days ago. A small group of us went in to check it out once the stampedes died down. We tracked it down to the Northeast corner of the sector, but... there wasn't much. A grove of vorux trees was growing there, and part of it was completely burned down.
[ A pause, as if he considers how he wants to say this. Vorux trees are wild in their own right. ]
Whatever did this to the area, it was on purpose. Wildfires aren't contained like that. But I couldn't tell why that was — huh? Oh, yeah.
[ Another voice pipes up from the background, and both are quiet before the Blackglass rises again. Some of you will recognize the next voice as Ginko’s. ]
While I was taking a look around with the help of some mushi, I could sense that the Neraki were aware of what we were doing. Despite how quiet they've been since the last mission, they are still very much keeping an eye on us.
[ Banagher's voice returns to being the stronger of the two. ]
So if you head out there to take a look, be careful.
[ There’s a pause then, and the tell-tale shuffle of the blackglass exchanging hands. Ginko speaks up again, voice clearer than before. ]
As for the second order of business — I’m sure we all remember that god-like creature we fought against recently. I’m beginning a little project to study some tissue samples from it, maybe see if we can’t find out any weaknesses or unique traits that might be handy to know should we ever encounter anything like it again.
So this is something of a “call to arms” for anyone who might be interested in joining me in this little endeavor. Thanks to Mothership’s generosity we have all the necessary tools, but extra hands will do us good in finding out as much as we can, as quickly as we can.
((Anyone wanting to lend a hand in the research can come bother Ginko in the mingle log!))
TO: ALL
[ Over the sound of the comm channel opening up, an airy noise flutters across the speaker. Then a distant, "Luna, get out." that paints the bahari tracker as the culprit. Banagher picks up where she left off as his voice cuts across the call. Time for some CDC Ghost Adventures, with 1000% more nature. ]
Hey. I know everyone's probably still getting settled in, so this won't take very long. It's about the smoke we saw rising from Sector 2 a few days ago. A small group of us went in to check it out once the stampedes died down. We tracked it down to the Northeast corner of the sector, but... there wasn't much. A grove of vorux trees was growing there, and part of it was completely burned down.
[ A pause, as if he considers how he wants to say this. Vorux trees are wild in their own right. ]
Whatever did this to the area, it was on purpose. Wildfires aren't contained like that. But I couldn't tell why that was — huh? Oh, yeah.
[ Another voice pipes up from the background, and both are quiet before the Blackglass rises again. Some of you will recognize the next voice as Ginko’s. ]
While I was taking a look around with the help of some mushi, I could sense that the Neraki were aware of what we were doing. Despite how quiet they've been since the last mission, they are still very much keeping an eye on us.
[ Banagher's voice returns to being the stronger of the two. ]
So if you head out there to take a look, be careful.
[ There’s a pause then, and the tell-tale shuffle of the blackglass exchanging hands. Ginko speaks up again, voice clearer than before. ]
As for the second order of business — I’m sure we all remember that god-like creature we fought against recently. I’m beginning a little project to study some tissue samples from it, maybe see if we can’t find out any weaknesses or unique traits that might be handy to know should we ever encounter anything like it again.
So this is something of a “call to arms” for anyone who might be interested in joining me in this little endeavor. Thanks to Mothership’s generosity we have all the necessary tools, but extra hands will do us good in finding out as much as we can, as quickly as we can.
((Anyone wanting to lend a hand in the research can come bother Ginko in the mingle log!))

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I'm in.
FROM: 117@cdc.org
When's rendez-vous?
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You want to go back?
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Well, it's something of a free-for-all
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It doesn't surprise me that they're still keeping an eye on us, but it's good to know. Thank you.
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They're just watchful right now. We were all humbled by whatever really attacked us.
[ "We" in reference to themselves, and the Neraki. ]
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Whatever it was, it was against all of us?
[ That's an unsettling thought. ]
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They've been quiet for a long time.
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What I find most interesting is that they simply sat back and let us look around.
FROM: ginko@cdc.org
If the Neraki had been the culprits here, I would've assumed they wouldn't take too kindly to snooping.
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I doubt that they would, you're correct. They've been hostile towards us since the very beginning, when we dropped onto the planet.
FROM: brooksjr.barnaby@cdc.org
I see no reason why that would change all of a sudden, unless they had something more important to worry about.
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Which is a rather ominous thing to consider. What could hold more importance than hindering the progress of invaders?
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If only trees could speak.
FROM: amber@cdc.org
Do you know how the fire was started and stopped?
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Here, you wouldn't like anything that they have to say.
[ A pause, because their last conversation hadn't exactly gone well. ]
FROM: links.banagher@cdc.org
No. There was no purpose that I could sense. No "why." Just that someone had done it.
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FROM: amber@cdc.org
Maybe not, but I'd listen all the same.
FROM: amber@cdc.org
You seem to have a habit of venturing into unknown danger.
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They speak plenty, one just has to know how to listen.
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What did they say to you, Ginko?
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I'd be more surprised if they weren't still watching us.
FROM: hatake.kakashi@cdc.org
Do you think they set the forest fire?
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It's possible, though it begs the question of "why?"
FROM: ginko@cdc.org
Seems an odd thing to do in the midst of an earthquake.
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Seems like an odd thing for anyone to do at such a time.
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I don't get that feeling. They're proud. They'd fight us down to the last one before they'd turn on their own planet.
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Pride isn't the easiest thing to hold onto when you're backed in a corner.
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I'd say I would let you know if I picked up on anything helpful, but- well, if I haven't yet then I doubt I'm going to.
FROM: farrow.ryan@cdc.org
I can definitely help out with researching, though, if that hasn't gotten too crowded.
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I'd say the more helping hands, the better. There's plenty of work to be done, if you're willing.
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Isn't there always?
You've got another pair of hands, then, hopefully they'll be useful.
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I wouldn't count anything out. Not when we don't have a lot to go on in the first place.
FROM: links.banagher@cdc.org
How're you holding up?
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I'm holding up, that's about the best I can promise at the moment. Just one of those days, you know?
FROM: farrow.ryan@cdc.org
And that's fair, it's not like most of what we dealt with was exactly familiar...
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