maskormenace | video; forwarded to 06/01

So, world hopping and sudden super powers? Can't say I've heard that one before. [Jay gives a grin at the video, somewhat at ease with the technology at least to not be worried about it. He's not sure if he should be giving out a lot of information on the network and in all fairness he doesn't know who is actually around. The superhero stuff, for now, can stay on the backburner. There is a chance that there are people who know him in this place but in the same vein there could be those on the network who aren't on the side of good. Sticking to the basics is definitely going to help for the time being.]

Do I have to do the introduction thing? I guess I should, huh. Might be some folks around here that I actually know. My name is Jay Garrick, part-time chemist and part-time physicist. This place is quite similar to my own world but it has a good few differences here and there. Are there many problems here with everyone getting superpowers? I mean that can't be healthy on a grand scale, not everyone can be expected to get along. Guess it's a testament the city is still standing.

Apparently coffee is now the universal constant. Can't say I'm too upset at that one. Right, are there labs here for people to use?

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

De Chima is something of the technological center among the imPort cities. There are three relatively well known facilities run by imPorts.

StarkTech is managed by a Mr. Tony Stark, with some emphasis on consumer technology. Starrware, run by Karen Starr focuses most on environmental R&D. Oscorp is run by Norman Osborn.. chemical research and development, I believe.

There was also a state of the art research facility being constructed by a Dr. Xanatos, but unfortunately, he was ported from this world some months ago. His properties were willed to Mr. Stark.

That's a lot of useful information, thank you. It's good to know these things on arrival.

That's more laboratories I could even hope for if I'm honest. I think the phrase is "spoiled for choice".

Do you work in any of them?

Well as a chemist, I thought your choice may be obvious.

Then again, I am a theoretical physicist in practice, yet I've found myself in StarkTech's biotechnological department. I suppose I've simply missed working in computer engineering.

video; forwarded to 06/01

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