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« 011 ⇢ event011.exe » OVERFLOW
Who: CERES & you
When: ooc: 03/22-03/25; ic: 12/09-12/10
Where: Cerealia's Entertainment District
What: OVERFLOW OF THE INTRO LOG
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | possibly nsfw (please let us know if you need this rating changed, or you are welcome to continue any naughty shenanigans in a private log)
When: ooc: 03/22-03/25; ic: 12/09-12/10
Where: Cerealia's Entertainment District
What: OVERFLOW OF THE INTRO LOG
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | possibly nsfw (please let us know if you need this rating changed, or you are welcome to continue any naughty shenanigans in a private log)
//event011.EXE
 It's been a whole month without any new arrivals. Who knows why? If you ask CERES, they won't bother with any in-depth explanations. They will simply claim that none of the code out there has been responding to their recovery methods, so they had to rework a lot of their technology. However, after several weeks of grueling work, they have finally experienced success! A fresh new batch of faces is coming in, and to celebrate their arrival and the real upcoming holidays, CEO Julius Vincere has arranged for a Christmas-themed carnival for all to enjoy. Those who arrive will wake up in Cerealia and be given a long, boring explanation and powerpoint as per usual before being ushered onto a bus (there is no escape. The robots will force you onto the bus one way or another). You will be unwillingly carted to the theme park where you will be immediately assaulted by a giant array of lights followed by several rides that you can enjoy. After you disembark from the bus, one of the snowman robots will be waiting to give you tickets to the rides and show you around as part of the Grand Opening. The amusement park will remain open for the rest of the month of December so anyone can visit as they please. The first couple tickets will also be on the house for new arrivals, but the rest will have to be bought with credits, so choose wisely! (Or try and sneak into the rides -- then face the wrath of the snowman robots and their snowman firearms :D)
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//SCENARIOS.EXE
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xx ] Do you like ferris wheels? This is an enchanting one where you get to ride around in a giant snowflake at a very limited speed. The wheel will turn excruciatingly slow before stopping abruptly, leaving you trapped at the very top. We hope you're not afraid of heights because you're going to be in there for a while! The windows on the snowflake will rapidly darken leaving you and your fellow riders trapped in the darkness. At that moment, you will feel something warm breathing down your neck and along the back of your ear. As you reach over, you'll feel like the chair underneath you is made of snakeskin, and a hissing sound will intensify as the "chair" squirms and as the breathing gets louder and hotter. Scrabble at the doors, fight your way out! Will you escape or not? Probably not, but the experience will last only a good five minutes before the lights come back on and before the ferris wheel starts moving again. The chair will appear as normal, and there will be no one else inside except any fellow riders who came with you.
//RUN.EXE
Welcome to CEREALIA's latest intro post For your convenience, we have compiled a post detailing what's going on right here and feel free to consult the FAQ if needed. Please leave any lingering questions in the OOC post, and we'll answer them as soon as we can. If this post goes into overflow, we will make a new one to deal with the ever-hated captcha! Worry not! |
...arrival WOW THANKS BROQUILL
There are several things Blackquill might notice about this particular Edgeworth. He's younger, doesn't wear glasses, and doesn't even wear his flowing coat. The most notable thing is the saber in its sheath, strapped to his waist and resting on one hip.]
Er...n-no thank you. [He shakes his head. Look, bro, he's just here to investigate, k.]
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C-Chief Prosecutor? [Whoops, this is embarrassing. How did he fail to recognise his own boss? Granted, he's dressed a little differently, has a sword, and he looks much younger than Blackquill recalls, but...] Forgive me, I didn't realise it was you.
[Whether Edgeworth recognises his colleague, on the other hand, is another matter. The past seven years haven't exactly aged Blackquill well.]
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His arms are limp at his sides as he gapes at the other man and parrots what he just heard in a small, astounded voice.]
...C-Chief Prosecutor?! [Edgeworth shakes his head. But as he recovers from the shock, he puts two pieces together. One, this person was from the future and knew him. Two, he knew Edgeworth as Chief Prosecutor. He actually becomes Chief Prosecutor in the future?
He clears his throat as he lands back to earth.] I'm sorry, you must be mistaken. I am High Prosecutor. [Or at least, he still is.]
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... My mistake. It was a slip of the tongue. [Which isn't exactly a lie, given this younger Edgeworth isn't Chief Prosecutor. He'd only confuse the poor fellow by insisting on it.] I am Prosecutor Simon Blackquill, one of your colleagues.
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Yes, of course. [Blackquill's name had escaped him; the guy was kind enough to provide it.] We're acquainted, but we haven't had the opportunity to work closely with each other often.
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For how long have you been resident here?
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About three months. [Of course, not counting the 1+ year he spent in yet another world.]
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[He's more than a little disgruntled about being relegated to police grunt work, but what can they do about it...?]
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[He glances away briefly. This evasive attitude suggests Edgeworth is disapproving of this, or had a not-so-pleasant run-in with the droids, or both.
It's both.]
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[He nods over to a nearby robot patrolling the park, armed with a machine gun. Their presence sets him on edge; having a roboticist for a sister makes him well aware of just how dangerous it is to arm machines. Edgeworth's evasiveness only adds to that unease.]
What if troublemakers here are found to be disturbing the peace? Are they arrested and imprisoned without trial, or, in the worst case scenario... do the bots simply dispose of them? [...There's a chilling idea.]
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There is a prison, yes. Troublemakers are also brought to the CERES research laboratories for...psychiatric evaluation. [It's clear even he doesn't know the details, and he is unsure of what to feel about this.
But the furrow of his brow and his frown are more than enough to show how he feels about what he'll say next.]
The robots determine a person's guilt. The CEO intervenes only when there is a major crime, such as an act of terrorism.
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Hmph... Do they think crime is the product of some mental disturbance, and no other reason? Psychology is only one factor of many. A few days in the clink would be enough to change our illustrious CEO's misconceptions of that.
[He trails off with a vicious grin.]
I suppose there are benefits. Unlike us, robots possess a superior capacity for impartial judgement... Is that not a good thing?
[...Actually, Blackquill doesn't find it a good thing at all. He's just playing devil's advocate to fish for Edgeworth's opinion.]
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That is one predatory grin. He almost - ALMOST - feels sorry for any person prosecuted by Blackquill.
Impartial judgment...Judge Courtney and her highhanded way of bringing judgment come to mind, and he clenches a fist.]
Not if the robots cling to the law and overlook opportunities to reveal the full truth in the process.
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[Even Metis' and Aura's robots would struggle to comprehend those kinds of concepts, when they would never understand why people would lie in the first place. And the robots here are far less complex than those two.]
Have they given you any rough dates as to when a full legal system might finally come into place?
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Not at all, sadly.
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[Whatever that means. He looks grumpy about it, either way.]
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[It doesn't take a great leap of logic to deduce that Blackquill was using a metaphor for his law practice.]
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[At least if there's one useful thing he has experience in from home, it's robot dismemberment.]