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Reconnaissance was both a duty to her captain, and a way for Mulan to satisfy her burning curiosity about the new world that fate had brought her to. And so the young Chinese soldier skittered through Stacy's halls, quietly, purposefully, and above all, curiously.
She was glad she'd found her armor, along with her sword, her bow, and her quiver, in the Possessions locker. Her armor would be hot and heavy to wear in this humid environment, but at least it concealed the embarrassingly form-fitting suit the ship had given her. It was much preferable to be slightly uncomfortable at all hours of the day then to be walking around in what would have qualified in her time as nothing but the barest of underclothing. With her armor on and her hair tied back, she looked more like the boy she had become used to pretending to be, the boy she had just been growing accustomed to not having to be back home.
As she explored, she kept her bow, arrow notched and at the ready. She'd heard enough about the dangers that had already beset the crew, though she had the sense not to pull back on the string at the first signs of movement. The people here were abductees, like her, dragged from their strange foreign worlds into an equally strange and foreign one. It would not do to shoot any of them for no reason.
She was glad she'd found her armor, along with her sword, her bow, and her quiver, in the Possessions locker. Her armor would be hot and heavy to wear in this humid environment, but at least it concealed the embarrassingly form-fitting suit the ship had given her. It was much preferable to be slightly uncomfortable at all hours of the day then to be walking around in what would have qualified in her time as nothing but the barest of underclothing. With her armor on and her hair tied back, she looked more like the boy she had become used to pretending to be, the boy she had just been growing accustomed to not having to be back home.
As she explored, she kept her bow, arrow notched and at the ready. She'd heard enough about the dangers that had already beset the crew, though she had the sense not to pull back on the string at the first signs of movement. The people here were abductees, like her, dragged from their strange foreign worlds into an equally strange and foreign one. It would not do to shoot any of them for no reason.

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"Hello," she gave a professional sort of sounding greeting.
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"Hello!" she squeaks at length, the Chinese of her greeting made legible by the translation engines. "I greet you, honorable . . ." she looks confused, but tries - "spirit?"
The voice, for the record, is no help. This could be a boy too young for his voice to have broken, or a girl whose register is soft and low.
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"Hello." The other young woman's manner of clothing is strange, but less strange than the plantsuits are. "Fa Mulan, of the Imperial Army of China."
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Curiously, and with a great deal of caution, he approached with his hands up to show that he meant no harm, "You seem worried about something, ma'am." He'd never seen anything quite like her armor, though it seemed to be around the same level as his.
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"Honorable spirit! Forgive my intrusion. My curiosity lead me to explore - is this your home?"
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"Looking for anything in particular?
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"Hello." Just a boy, another foreigner, but not threatening. "I am doing reconnaissance."
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She blinked when she saw the armoured warrior coming in the opposite direction - but her surprise soon turned to curiosity. She hadn't seen armour like that before!
Daja stopped and leaned on her staff. "Good day," she said politely. Perhaps, if Daja could just talk to - him? - a little while, the warrior might let her take a closer look at their armour...
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"Hello!" she speaks in Chinese, but the translation engine makes her speech legible to those who don't share the language. She bows, just nodding her head to the girl.
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Boingy.
Boingy.
The noise, a rubbery bouncing sound, slowly gets closer and closer.
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Which sent him crashing flat on his back right in front of Mulan.
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"Are you all right?"
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Sokka, as is usual these days, isn't really paying attention. He's deep in thought about the Nightmare King and comes around a corner, finding himself abruptly face to face with another young man in armor. He yelps and stumbles, trying to arrest his forward momentum, managing to trip and land in a tangled heap in front of Mulan.
"...Ow..."
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"Are you okay?" Mulan eyes the tangle skeptically. She's reminded of some of her friends from the army. (The derpier friends.)
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"Oh, sorry, little one." Fortunately her armor covers the calf, so she sustains only a little damage from the tiny sword claws. "I'd give you some fish as a treat, but I don't think the odds of me getting any soon are that high." She looks around. "Unless there's a completely unlikely river nearby that I'm missing."
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And she had to think that because why else would a girl be wearing such heavy armor in this kind of environment? It was fairly obvious that she was not only new, but that she was probably a bit uncomfortable, and probably a little unsure abut this place. She was far from intimidated by the4 way the girl looked though, and walked over to her.
"Hi, you must be new here," Katara said, giving her a polite bow. "I'm Katara of the Southern Water tribe. It's not usually common to have weapons on you though...it worries the security team. I was told they had to break up a few fights already."
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She's cheerful now. Shang will be happy to hear this.
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The large orc was still getting used to the layout of the ship, and he was currently wandering its long corridors, trying to see where others went, what rooms were where, and orient himself a bit better.
Distracted by the sights, he catches himself as he turns a corner and spots a small human with a bow nocked and ready in hand. Thrall stops and blinks for a moment as he watches the human, unable to discern its sex. His blue eyes look at that bow, and right now he's actually wishing not to scare her and look as imposing as he may with his own weapon in hand...
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"Ahh!"
That's a pretty girly scream, but young boys can get a pretty high range in with their shrieking. The soldier dives around a corner and briefly out of sight, but reappears a moment later with the arrow notched and using the angle of Stacy's vents for cover. Cautious, but the arrow is unshaking, so perhaps he/she is not a complete coward.
Nor a fool, because the arrow stays unfired.
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And then she realized how rude that was and gave a quick bow, composing her politeness back around her, as sure an armor as the one the soldier wore. "Hello. Are you lost?"
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"No, not . . . yet." She was about to say 'at all,' but actually . . . she might be soon. "Hello. I'm new here."
Since everybody seems to already know it . . .
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This has to be a spirit. And since this place can't possibly be a spirit's domain (not of a spirit this awe-inspiring, instead of awful), then that means the strange being that is the place must be capable of capturing spirits too.
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Finally, he stepped into full view. "Who are you?" he demanded.
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