"... Yeah, a Lan Jingyi. I think the only one that's been around... at least for months, no one's really said."
A pause as he blinks through the whole of the technomagic that is forever going to give him headaches as well as provide avenues to access things in a way he hadn't dreamed; Jingyi isn't reluctant to try new things, though if he doesn't see the practicality or fun in some, he's less enthused.
This, however, a planet on display from this individual's hand, their fingers?
He steps forward, tail giving a shiver as the fur stands on end, not alarmed, but engaged. Overly focussed, for a moment, on that planet, a world of itself. One not on the brink of total destruction in an anomalous way, and hah, so that brings to mind other questions, but not for himself or his world. If this is his, and he can allow himself to believe it may as well be.
"There's something surreal in being the first person from home to see the whole of my world," he says, quieter, studying the planet shown from its different points. Not meant for commentary, but stated nonetheless. Then a nod, accepting the evaluation for what it is, while asking what had come to mind.
"Worlds destroying themselves from causes inherent to those worlds, would those indicate any kind of anomaly?"
have tidus come cry at my guys, watch them bluescreen instead
A pause as he blinks through the whole of the technomagic that is forever going to give him headaches as well as provide avenues to access things in a way he hadn't dreamed; Jingyi isn't reluctant to try new things, though if he doesn't see the practicality or fun in some, he's less enthused.
This, however, a planet on display from this individual's hand, their fingers?
He steps forward, tail giving a shiver as the fur stands on end, not alarmed, but engaged. Overly focussed, for a moment, on that planet, a world of itself. One not on the brink of total destruction in an anomalous way, and hah, so that brings to mind other questions, but not for himself or his world. If this is his, and he can allow himself to believe it may as well be.
"There's something surreal in being the first person from home to see the whole of my world," he says, quieter, studying the planet shown from its different points. Not meant for commentary, but stated nonetheless. Then a nod, accepting the evaluation for what it is, while asking what had come to mind.
"Worlds destroying themselves from causes inherent to those worlds, would those indicate any kind of anomaly?"