Roy Mustang (
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(At first, there's nothing except sound: ambient city noises that are, oddly, muffled by someone loudly fiddling with the communicator.)
If this is someone's idea of a joke, then it's poorly crafted... (Some more fiddling. After a few minutes of increasingly frustrated button smashing:) I don't have time for these games! (Then, with a loud smack to the device and some more harsh fussing, the video comes on, revealing one Colonel Roy Mustang! He's looking down at the video with a raised eyebrow. Finally satisfied, he sighs.)
Well, this place certainly has an interesting way of asking for help. While I can't say I enjoy the situation, I suppose I might as well introduce myself. The name is Colonel Roy Mustang, the Flame Alchemist.
(He pauses here, his gaze drifting to his left in thought. If there's a concerned look on his face, it only lasts for a flicker of a moment before he looks back at the communicator.)
I've heard an interesting story since I've arrived here. Apparently, a few women have recently disappeared. Elizabeth and her sisters, Kate and Jaqueline, were out with their friends, Brenda and Felicity, when they suddenly felt ill. According to eyewitnesses, they all seemed to black out at the same time, but when the authorities arrived, they were nowhere to be found. Despite the crowd that had gathered, no one seems to know how it happened. Rumors have spread amongst some of the people in the neighborhood, saying that it was the work of some magician, or even the wrath of God. While I can't say I agree with such statements, it certainly poses an interesting question: if people were around to see the incident, but no one can identify how, why, or where they disappeared to, then what exactly happened?
That being said, people have a tendency of over exaggerating details. If anything, I'm sure the women in question are simply on a vacation somewhere. Though, if anyone hears any more about them, I'd appreciate if you informed me. I'd hate to confuse the facts too much.
If this is someone's idea of a joke, then it's poorly crafted... (Some more fiddling. After a few minutes of increasingly frustrated button smashing:) I don't have time for these games! (Then, with a loud smack to the device and some more harsh fussing, the video comes on, revealing one Colonel Roy Mustang! He's looking down at the video with a raised eyebrow. Finally satisfied, he sighs.)
Well, this place certainly has an interesting way of asking for help. While I can't say I enjoy the situation, I suppose I might as well introduce myself. The name is Colonel Roy Mustang, the Flame Alchemist.
(He pauses here, his gaze drifting to his left in thought. If there's a concerned look on his face, it only lasts for a flicker of a moment before he looks back at the communicator.)
I've heard an interesting story since I've arrived here. Apparently, a few women have recently disappeared. Elizabeth and her sisters, Kate and Jaqueline, were out with their friends, Brenda and Felicity, when they suddenly felt ill. According to eyewitnesses, they all seemed to black out at the same time, but when the authorities arrived, they were nowhere to be found. Despite the crowd that had gathered, no one seems to know how it happened. Rumors have spread amongst some of the people in the neighborhood, saying that it was the work of some magician, or even the wrath of God. While I can't say I agree with such statements, it certainly poses an interesting question: if people were around to see the incident, but no one can identify how, why, or where they disappeared to, then what exactly happened?
That being said, people have a tendency of over exaggerating details. If anything, I'm sure the women in question are simply on a vacation somewhere. Though, if anyone hears any more about them, I'd appreciate if you informed me. I'd hate to confuse the facts too much.
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Eh...I'm Isaac Clarke. Sorry. Forgot to mention that. [Missing woman is just more important, man.] It's nice to meet you, Colonel. Can you tell me anything about the area they disappeared from?
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They were near a hospital in the center of the city, but I'm afraid that's the extent of my knowledge in regards to their location. Apparently, the rumor has been spreading all across the area, but all of the details are still a little hard to piece together, considering how conflicting they are. (Mostly because he himself doesn't understand what's going on, and all the women mentioned are code names for his subordinates that he has yet to hear from. It's very disconcerting, and there's a pause in his response.)
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Exactly how many hospitals are near the center of the city? A place such as this must have quite a few, especially considering the vast amount of people here. Not to mention those who they're bringing in. From what I hear, they tend to import quite the amount each day. I had no idea technology such as that even existed. It's certainly advanced.
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[A pause.] Whatever needs to be done, really, but professionally? I'm a systems engineer specializing in heavy machine design and repair.
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Is that so? A job such as that must come in handy here, especially considering how advanced the technology is. Have you been here for a long time?
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Wait, you know the girls who are missing?
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[But then something else occurs to Isaac.]
...do you think that's how we disappeared from our own worlds?
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Maybe that is the situation, then. Maybe these...Porters work both ways.
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[It seems like the most logical reason to him, anyway.]
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[That doesn't mean much, though.]
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I thank you for the information, Mr. Isaac. Have you been here for a long time?
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(It's a sore subject. He doesn't even like kids!)
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...a school bus?
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(Ugh. OF ALL THE THINGS THEY COULD HAVE ASSIGNED ME.)
...That's right.
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[Sorry, Roy. He laughs.]
That's shitty.
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