The Waking of Neran: Comms

[voidtreckermods]

Talk to All

Talk to Team

Talk to Individual

For the third option, a list of passengers appears and names can be searched for by letter. Anyone who has been working to try and make communications happen on their own devices will find those linked in to this network- though it is still only possible to use voice. If they have headphones from the music room they can make it so they work like earpieces.

Comments

[hotheadwarmheart]

Name: Lea, though I was called Axel for a good chunk of my life too.
Age: Well, I was 25 when I got here, but I'm pretty sure I've had a birthday since then? Hard to tell with the different calendar. So I'll say 26.
Species: Human, though I've got a few extra powers that are holdovers from my time as a Nobody.
System of Origin: I don't know if you count all the worlds of my World as one or not, but the world I'm from is Radiant Garden.
Length of time on board the Voidtrecker Express: Let's see, it's been... wow, over nine and a half months now. Since the beginning of Fiddlesticks. Also are these weird month names normal for void traveling, or are they just a thing the Voidtrecker came up with?
Systems visited: Again, not sure you're counting the different worlds of my world as different systems or not, but since I've been on the train, hmm... I've been to the island of Gyueran, planet Terra, Jema’grethy Island- nice place, probably even nicer without random memory swapping-, the kingdom of Irivar, the jungle planet Nion, the world with the Winter Faire- it's supposed to be famous, so should be pretty easy to look up the number, and also a nice place-, a biosphere shell under construction around... I think it was Crysohale IV- it was divided up into four different 'seasons' that had the different parts of it like farmland and living space and stuff, if that helps-, the city of Kamakan- which I don't recommend; smoggy and noisy and the food there, if you even wanna call it food, sucks-, the fake Diagad, Aquafir- which I definitely do recommend-, the Salis Archipeligo, two different Void Nexues- or is that 'Nexi'? Eh, doesn't matter- and a bunch of different platforms. Oh and here too now, but figure that one's kind of obvious.
Testimonial: Well no one's super happy about the train's recruitment methods, but other than that it's alright. I mean there's way worse places to be stuck. I think the Voidtrecker's trying to do its best in a bad situation, so I can't be too mad at it, you know? I mostly just try and treat it like a friend. In my experience, if you do that it tends to rub off on people, and besides, if what little evidence we've seen is any indication, that's how its old crew treated it too.

As for other stuff, well a bit more privacy would be nice, but that's not really the Voidtrecker's fault; it'd be a thing on any train, void or not. It's just more noticeable since we spend so much time aboard. And missions... as crazy and dangerous as they can get a lot of the time, it feels good to help people, you know? Plus we get to see a lot of cool places and meet a whole bunch of different people, on and off the train. We're a pretty motley crew, but somehow it all works.
Personal Wishes: For everyone who wants or needs to to be able to go home safely, and for everyone who wants to stay here with the Voidtrecker to be able to do that too. It shouldn't have to lose its whole crew for a second time, if we can avoid that. And I'd like to be able to get its old crew back for it too, and find out what the heck happened to them and their world in the first place.
Other notes: That thing you guys did with the fake mission call? Seriously creepy and not cool. You don't do that kind of thing to people, messing with their heads and making them run around like rats in a maze like that. No one really got hurt- if they had I'd be way more ticked off at you all-, but we really thought our friends were in danger.