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middleofsomewhere2021-04-10 06:25 am
Entry tags:
- !event,
- alice liddell (am) [ou],
- cassie cage [ou],
- entrapta [ou],
- inigo [ou],
- kitty pryde [ou],
- koumyou sanzo [ou],
- lan sizhui [ou],
- lapis lazuli [crau],
- little one [ou],
- madoka kaname [ou],
- masumi sera [ou],
- najaran [ou],
- overlord zetta [crau],
- persephone [ou],
- ple two [ou],
- romeo [crau],
- seto kaiba [ou],
- sonya blade [ou],
- taiki [ou],
- thanatos [ou],
- trunks brief (future) [ou],
- yondu udonta [ou],
- ~x~adam parrish [ou],
- ~x~bucky barnes [crau],
- ~x~demyx [ou],
- ~x~kerry eurodyne [ou],
- ~x~mami tomoe [ou],
- ~x~merwen [ou],
- ~x~pepper potts [ou],
- ~x~raven [ou],
- ~x~ray [ou],
- ~x~senku ishigami [ou],
- ~x~steve rogers [ou],
- ~x~tony stark [ou],
- ~x~wen sizhui [au]
The Endless River
On the morning of day twenty one of the month of Kazoo there is a message on the ICP screens around the train. Their SCA's will light up the colour of the Void and show the following information.
On-board
The dressing carriage is open, filled with clothing best suited to a pleasant spring day. Light, airy and in a rainbow of joyful colours and florals. One closet is entirely filled with wide-brimmed hats bedecked with ribbons, feathers and ornaments. A stack of picnic baskets and containers filled with an alarming variety of passenger-suitable foodstuffs and flasked drinks sits in one corner, next to rolls of thick, weatherproof blankets in the four team colours.
The large box marked Do Not Use Yet, filled with small, empty jute bags, is hopefully still sat in the Luggage carriage, ready for passengers to grab handfuls of its contents as directed by the announcement.
Upon landing (after an appropriate countdown), the train remains on the surface, its carriages partially curved to form a gathering site for the day. Welcome to Tshering, the eighth void nexus!

A Day for Picnics
Tshering, system #398050, is a strange place, only habitable by grace of the passengers' SCAs. The sky is shot through with colours, a cascade of sunsets, and through it, the void shimmering through it in seams like a child's painting of the milky way. Still, there's a beauty to the chaotic mash of colours that soaks through its landscape, and in the shelter of the forests of towering funghi that dot its surface, the Void can go unseen by its visitors.
The temperature seems mild, suitable for the provided clothing, and if there are weather patterns around the world they've taken the day off. The funghi are sturdy enough that what air flow there is doesn't disturb their stalks, and carved grooves and holds in some of the larger examples indicate that climbing them to sit atop their glowing crowns is eminently possible, and, in fact, encouraged.
the Endless River
The Endless River is a font of pure chaos, flowing from a multitude of small rivulets across the area to a central reservoir, from which it pours directly upwards, away from Tshering's surface and out of sight, beyond the world's atmosphere.
Anything bagged and placed within the Endless River will also flow upwards and soon be out of sight, passing, presumably, into the Void. Scattered across the surface of Tshering are small, glittering pebbles, as described in the announcement.
The stones are pleasantly cool to the touch, and all passengers need to do is feel. Messages can be in any form that the Voidtreckers wish. Perhaps words, perhaps feelings, perhaps an image from their mind into the stone. Perhaps a mixture. Once they begin their message the stone will glow slightly and continue to glow as they secure it in the bag and cast it into the river. They will feel, almost instinctively, that they need to focus as they do so, thinking of the person they wish to reach all the while.
There are plenty of bags and many more stones; passengers will not be limited in their sendings.
World #398050 is a void nexus known locally as Tshering. As a void nexus this world has strong links with the void and the connection through worlds. World #398050 is home to the Endless River. Legends speak of this river being powerful enough to send thoughts from one heart to another across any distance. All that is needed is for you to know who it is you wish to reach.
On-board
The dressing carriage is open, filled with clothing best suited to a pleasant spring day. Light, airy and in a rainbow of joyful colours and florals. One closet is entirely filled with wide-brimmed hats bedecked with ribbons, feathers and ornaments. A stack of picnic baskets and containers filled with an alarming variety of passenger-suitable foodstuffs and flasked drinks sits in one corner, next to rolls of thick, weatherproof blankets in the four team colours.
The large box marked Do Not Use Yet, filled with small, empty jute bags, is hopefully still sat in the Luggage carriage, ready for passengers to grab handfuls of its contents as directed by the announcement.
Upon landing (after an appropriate countdown), the train remains on the surface, its carriages partially curved to form a gathering site for the day. Welcome to Tshering, the eighth void nexus!

A Day for Picnics
Tshering, system #398050, is a strange place, only habitable by grace of the passengers' SCAs. The sky is shot through with colours, a cascade of sunsets, and through it, the void shimmering through it in seams like a child's painting of the milky way. Still, there's a beauty to the chaotic mash of colours that soaks through its landscape, and in the shelter of the forests of towering funghi that dot its surface, the Void can go unseen by its visitors.
The temperature seems mild, suitable for the provided clothing, and if there are weather patterns around the world they've taken the day off. The funghi are sturdy enough that what air flow there is doesn't disturb their stalks, and carved grooves and holds in some of the larger examples indicate that climbing them to sit atop their glowing crowns is eminently possible, and, in fact, encouraged.
the Endless River
The Endless River is a font of pure chaos, flowing from a multitude of small rivulets across the area to a central reservoir, from which it pours directly upwards, away from Tshering's surface and out of sight, beyond the world's atmosphere.
Anything bagged and placed within the Endless River will also flow upwards and soon be out of sight, passing, presumably, into the Void. Scattered across the surface of Tshering are small, glittering pebbles, as described in the announcement.
The stones are pleasantly cool to the touch, and all passengers need to do is feel. Messages can be in any form that the Voidtreckers wish. Perhaps words, perhaps feelings, perhaps an image from their mind into the stone. Perhaps a mixture. Once they begin their message the stone will glow slightly and continue to glow as they secure it in the bag and cast it into the river. They will feel, almost instinctively, that they need to focus as they do so, thinking of the person they wish to reach all the while.
There are plenty of bags and many more stones; passengers will not be limited in their sendings.

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Thinking for a moment as she considers the mushrooms, she shrugs. ]
I dunno. I'd feel silly trying it by myself.
[ If someone offered to try it with her, though... ]
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Then he returns to Kitty. ]
It feels soft and sturdy, but it does not seem like it would be very different than jumping from the ground.
[ That... was probably not what Kitty tried to imply. ]
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So not any bounce to them, huh? That's kind of a shame.
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Judging by what others are doing, they can support a person's weight.
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Oh yeah? [ She glances up at the mushrooms again. ] I bet the view would look great from up there.
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He shoves those thoughts aside. ]
It allows for some privacy as well.
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[ Looking over the mushroom again, she carefully started trying to climb up the stalk. ]
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He moves besides Kitty. ]
Shall I leave you to enjoy some rare peace?
[ Or is she expecting him to join her for a bit? ]
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Nah, I don't mind the company. It'd be lonely all by myself.
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... I suppose I could spare a little time.
[ Since time is all he has on this train. ]
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I mean, we'll probably be here for a while anyway. Might as well enjoy ourselves for a bit.
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Has the train ever done a day stop like this before?
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[ He thinks he understands what a rest stop is, but the idea of a tourist attraction escapes him a little. (He is the one who had trouble with the vacation game because he didn't know what a vacation really was.) ]
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[ They'd had a bit more than just fun there, but better not to dwell on that. ]
And then there was another world that had a Winter Faire. There was an ice rink, and a Ferris wheel, and some woods to just enjoy the scenery, and a market to buy souvenirs and things.
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[ He sounds baffled by the idea. (Again, he's the god who never seems to take a break.)
Although, he frowns at the mention of a Winter Faire. It was probably nice, but when one lives on a hostile winter ravaged world, the idea loses its charm. ]
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[ Though there had been more at the resort, but again, didn't want to get into that. ]
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[ Just like how people keep dying at home. There's always work to do. ]
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Were it simply a matter of stopping. Some of us have responsibilities that keep us working at all hours.
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[ At least here he could rest between missions. ]
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[ It's not something people understand, but at least he does take breaks during missions. He doesn't get a choice. ]
Still, I would hope that if there is a world we could help, we would instead of taking a break like this...
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Well...we do also have to wait for a call to help before we can do anything. But it is important to take care of yourself, physically and mentally, so you'll be prepared to be able to help others.
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It's hard to just wait around and do nothing.
[ Huh? ]
... I never thought I'd come to share this trait with Zagreus.
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[ She glances at him. ] Oh yeah? How come? [ She actually hadn't known that Thanatos and Zagreus knew one another, but it made sense. ]
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