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[ubiquitously]

 [Uai has kept his head low while he lets his little Glitch incident blow over. But now that he's had some time to gather more information, he's moving forward. With very innocent motives, honestly! Don't question them. He's definitely not trying to learn what kinds of enemies he might be making later on!]

Good afternoon, everyone. I apologize if this seems out of the blue,  but it's been on my mind for a while now... Seeing as we all come from different worlds, I'm realizing that our definitions of things like "magic" and "science" are very different. It's gotten me quite curious. The limitations I have may not apply to your magic, or vice versa. We might all be accidentally limiting our reach by assuming we're the same.

... So. If I could have a few moments of your time? I would love to learn about how everyone's magic works. Is magic in your world based in some sort of "mana" that flows in the air? Or does it come from your soul? Genetics? Can it be learned, or even taught, in Genessia? Do you need tools? Do we need to make tools for you?

And what about science? If your technology closer to Attleton, or Nova City? Can you travel space yet? Do you have holograms? I wonder what kinds of inventions we could make if we put our minds together?

I hope I'm not being too nosy. It's just fascinating to think about!

[ooc note: If you want to, you can mark your reply "OTA" and use this post for general magic nerd parties? I am not opposed to that if your character is also curious.]

Comments

[quick_clean_pure]

Dude, I have been kissing the ground ever since I got here, you won't offend me talking about what a shithole home was.

Yeah, I mean, I guess it's interesting in the abstract, but it was a fucking nightmare to live through.

[ubiquitously]

I can agree. There are many worlds that are intriguing stories, but horrible realities.

... Regardless! I would suggest, if you have not already, that you get in touch with the hospital here. It would be tragic if something in the air set your 'donations' off and you had no plan in place.

[quick_clean_pure]

Yeah, I guess it can't hurt. I'm not sure we'll have the same tech here as we did back home, though that may or may not be a good thing.

[ubiquitously]

At least we can be relieved that a lack of said 'tech' implies no organ failure crisis has occurred here.

I wish you well. It was interesting talking to you. [...] Did you want to know anything in return, or was this a freebie? I don't want to be in your debt.

[quick_clean_pure]

No worries, you can call it a freebie. I ain't keeping count on information or anything, so don't worry about it.

[ubiquitously]

Thank you. It was fantastic to talk to you, then.

Have a pleasant day.