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trans_92009-09-18 02:33 am
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[closed to Sokka]
Today, Zuko's slop is EXTRA sloppy.
"No pepper. At all. Really?"
Even the Earth Kingdom had something in the way of condiments.
"This is no way to live."
"No pepper. At all. Really?"
Even the Earth Kingdom had something in the way of condiments.
"This is no way to live."

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Zuko pushes his tray back, still in the habit of letting the servants get it, and stands up. "Let's go."
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"Lead the way, Jerk Lord." He smirked.
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He was humbling himself, but this was a bit much.
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So true. Both of them are crazy.
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Despite all Sokka's teasing to the contrary, Zuko continues to be serious as they walk to the medlab.
"After Aang defeats the Fire Lord . . . what happens to her?"
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"She's in a hospital for people who are sick in their heads, you know? It's really hard, since she has to be restrained to keep her from just burning the place down..."
Way to kill the mood, Zuko.
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"And my uncle?"
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"He opened up his tea shop in Ba Sing Se again. He's pretty happy with that whole thing."
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"That's . . . that's great." He pauses, trying to find the right words - "Thanks."
They're getting closer to the lab, and Zuko's striving for conversation topics now. He looks around a bit, thinking a little.
"And . . . your family is all right?" he asks, as they enter the medlab.
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"No problem." He adjusted the sheathe for his sword, then looked back at Zuko.
"We're alright. All back together again, which is good."
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He doesn't want to ask anything about his mother. Just in case it's either bad news, or because Sokka doesn't know anything -
"We need to try and get deeper in to the lab," he says, as he passes the used equipment.
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They're guys. That's all that needs to be said, right? He paused once or twice to examine a machine that caught his eye as they moved deeper and deeper.
"How are we supposed to do that? Are there doors back here or something?"
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It leads to another part of the Special Weapons Division.
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Zuko ducks through the door, igniting a small flame in his palm to light the way.
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"This place kinda gives me the creeps..."
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One of them is scorched black--the walls, the pod, every part of it is blistered black, yet if they touch it, there's no soot of any kind.
The air is dusty--Stacy doesn't clean here, and most of dust is made of skin flakes anyway, which Stacy has plenty of. The lights are dim, as some of them are burned out.
There's also a larger enclave that's very similar to MedBay, and quite large, with medical equipment. There's something that looks like an operating table there, with mechanical arms--surgical equipment of some kind.
And restraints.
Hanging from a hook there is some kind of harness, metal segments, shaped like a human spine, with needles all along it, like it was meant to be cybernetically affixed to someone's back.
There are also desks there, with something on one of them: datapads, like in the Media Library, covered in green-gray dust, left untouched by the group that discovered this room.
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"Just keep an eye out for anything that could have been Aang's. Or anything he could have touched."
He inspects the blistered, blackened pod.
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What Sokka finds isn't promising: the devices in the Med Center don't seem to be quite like the equipment in the MedBay, meant for healing. They're of a more probing, invasive nature.
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"I don't know what caused this fire."
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"No idea. Firebenders? Maybe Aang..." He frowned.
"Judging by the looks of that table in there, Aang would not have liked this place..."
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"Look for something you can read. Or with pictures."
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Zuko was the expert Aang-hunter, so Sokka did as he was asked, starting to go through another desk next to the one Zuko was busy with.
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The writing is translated courtesy of the ship, too, although some of the words and symbols remain untranslated and the files are corrupted, so chunks of data are missing.
Project: Chrysalis
Subject: Ю/\/]\\| /ЭФ∂ \]{]-∑∫
World: }[\/{]/\€∑
Head E.R.S: V'Lertz'kgig
Subject Chosen Name: Jonothon Starsmore
Powers: Possesses a furnace of psionic energy in his thorasic cavity, and observation in native habitat showed indications of to short-range telepathy.
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[Errorerror FILE CORRUPTION]
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76279.5-Project Chrysalis is a rare find and it's doubtful we would have even discovered what we had if the surveyors hadn't stumbled on some unusual readings during their scheduled vital monitoring. Subject was originally classified as a low-level psionically sustained telepathic being, but strange spikes and jumps in psionic energy from the subject caught the eye one of the surveyors and they brought it to me.
Subject appears not only to just be sustained and kept alive by psionic energy, but it seems as if what remains of his body is limiting how much energy can be accumulated and released.
Due to the nature of Project: Silence, and subject's psionic absorption abilities, it would not be wise to transfer subject to Special Weapons Division just yet.
However, once subject is transferred, ideally we should be able to cut away and destroy the rest of his body and help him reach his full potential. If that can be done successfully, this subject and the subject of Project: Silence should be enough to end this war.
It is as if we have been given a gift in lieu of the failure of Project: Descent.
What a lucky find!
There are other files. That's just the one on top.
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