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Entry tags:
- hiro hamada | n/a,
- † barnaby brooks jr. | n/a,
- † death | didi,
- † hal yorke | n/a,
- † hank schrader | n/a,
- † jemma simmons | agent simmons,
- † john mitchell | n/a,
- † kanaya maryam-lalonde | psychopomp,
- † karen starr | power girl,
- † kitty jones | n/a,
- † natasha romanoff | black widow,
- † reiner braun | n/a,
- † shinjiro aragaki | n/a,
- † tony stark | iron man
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Hey all. Quick PSA:
Over at StarkTech there's a team of us that are working on a solution to some of the weird ~memory shenanigans~ that you might have seen around lately. We're no closer to a cure, but I'm pretty sure we HAVE now successfully got a working prototype for a "vaccine" of sorts. Basically we've figured out how to upgrade the imPort nanites to protect anyone else from getting false memories implanted in their head and believing that they're real.
If you want to swing by StarkTech any time this week, we'll be happy to fix you up. Free lollipop for people who come in, and it doesn't take any time at all. You can pop in over a lunch break.
The project's being headed by Jemma Simmons, Hiro Hamada, and me-- hi, I'm Skye, if we haven't met before. We'll be rotating different shifts, so you might not see all of us, but one of us will be around.
[Kick off for the memory sharing plot! Again, you don't have to have commented to this post to participate. Feel free to assume your character went in and saw one of them, or if you aren't comfortable handwaving having met one of them off screen, you can always say a random faceless lab-tech saw to you instead! Feel free to comment in here if you feel your character would though, or if they have questions, and network threads can always transition to action threads if you feel like playing it out. Skye, Hiro and Jemma will be out and about in places. Peace out!]
Over at StarkTech there's a team of us that are working on a solution to some of the weird ~memory shenanigans~ that you might have seen around lately. We're no closer to a cure, but I'm pretty sure we HAVE now successfully got a working prototype for a "vaccine" of sorts. Basically we've figured out how to upgrade the imPort nanites to protect anyone else from getting false memories implanted in their head and believing that they're real.
If you want to swing by StarkTech any time this week, we'll be happy to fix you up. Free lollipop for people who come in, and it doesn't take any time at all. You can pop in over a lunch break.
The project's being headed by Jemma Simmons, Hiro Hamada, and me-- hi, I'm Skye, if we haven't met before. We'll be rotating different shifts, so you might not see all of us, but one of us will be around.
[Kick off for the memory sharing plot! Again, you don't have to have commented to this post to participate. Feel free to assume your character went in and saw one of them, or if you aren't comfortable handwaving having met one of them off screen, you can always say a random faceless lab-tech saw to you instead! Feel free to comment in here if you feel your character would though, or if they have questions, and network threads can always transition to action threads if you feel like playing it out. Skye, Hiro and Jemma will be out and about in places. Peace out!]
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It's lucky that we've got our geniuses on the case, isn't it?
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So you work with Skye?
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sure do! we're both at StarkTech.
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wanna come see? i can set you up with the vaccine and pay you back for showing me that awesome car at the same time.
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just shamelessly actionspams you
But - oh, well. It doesn't take long for her to find Hiro; and, when she comes over, she's armed with a present in the form of a chocolate croissant which she drops unceremoniously on his desk. She is singlehandedly going to ensure the kid doesn't starve. ]
Hullo, Hiro.
<3 <3 <3!!
Kitty! You came.
[ And you brought him a snack. He grabs for it immediately. ]
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[ Or getting the shot to prevent the alteration of her memories. Funny as some of these delusions have been, the thought of having her memories altered is really creepy and awful and unsettling. She's pretty eager to have that all not happen. ]
Though let's do the vaccine first. Just so I've got something to look forward to.
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[ One of the little white blobs that was just kind of chilling on his workstation reveals itself to have bitty little eyes and a chubby little walk. The teeny thing can't be more than six inches tall. It carefully waddles over to the edge of Hiro's workbench, activates a hover panel in its back, and floats over to a much more sterile desk with medical equipment on it. ]
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Oh my God. That's - that's amazing.
[ Which is better than "I want to hug it," because she might be able to pass herself off as just thinking it's interesting mechanically - or she could, if she didn't reach up to press her hands to her cheeks in delight. ]
And it flies?
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Hiro flushes a bit at the compliment, trying to shrug it off. ]
Well - I mean, they're just prototypes right now. I have to hardcode in anything I want them to recognize as being retrievable, and they get confused if it's not in its proper place. But they'll be better soon.
And of course they fly.
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[ She's grinning as she rolls up her sleeve, clearly far more delighted at the sight of the robot than nervous over the prospect of getting the shot. Which only is half to do with the Baymini: she has a recent wound on her arm, covered with a fresh bandage, so it's clearly not like she's not used to this sort of thing.
That robot, though. ]
What else can it do? Just get things?
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Pretty much that. But that's useful, y'know? I don't want to have to interrupt my work just to go chase down the screwdriver size I need.
[ The machine beeps. Sounds like it's done syncing up with the shot. ]
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[ That's said directly to the robot. She knows full well that it's just a machine and doesn't actually understand her - that it's no more intelligent than her microwave - so she's mostly being silly. But that little robot is easy to anthropomorphize.
To Hiro: ]
Did you have hover technology at home, or have you been incorporating what they've got here?
[ And, no offense kid, but - ]
And can I give myself that shot?
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I made thrusters, but this stuff's based off their tech. It works pretty well.
[ A pause. ]
Uh, you sure? It's kind of awkward trying to stick it in your own arm.
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Well, you just -
[ She makes a jabbing motion that looks more like a violent stabbing than a gentle medical procedure, and then mimes depressing a plunger brutally with her thumb. ]
Don't you?
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big sistering intensifies
:( <3
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