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In Which A Programmer Discovers the Sensorium [Open]
He'd heard about the Sensorium - places where anything could be created - but hadn't really believed their capabilities until he'd been inside it.
Kira first tried to create a simple white room, and was surprised when the ship seemed to respond to his words, forming, indeed, a white room around him. After that, he'd populated it with little objects and mementos, starting small, until he'd recreated his room on the Archangel.
Where to go after this? The possibilities were endless, and so he couldn't really resist trying to see how far he could take it. So, he requested a different style of interface: A computer pad through which he could describe the area he had in mind. Kira's fingers flew over the keyboard, and before long, the white room had become a beautiful, idyllic garden in front of a large manor house, complete with glass-covered gazebo.
Beyond that, though, the rest of the world began to take shape - a balcony overlooking large body of water, in the center of which was a massive pillar that stretched high into the sky... where it disappeared from view. In fact, though the walls did an excellent job at recreating the illusion of a blue sky, the entire place was contained as part of a space colony - or, as known in his world, a PLANT.
It was Lacus' manor garden, where he'd awoken after the destruction of his Strike. He'd only spent a brief amount of time here as he recuperated, but it was still... relaxing. It felt peaceful.
Kira sat on one of the garden benches, looking up at the sky, and feeling the breeze across his face. None of it was real; it was just a simulation that he'd programmed. But how could he ever tell the difference?
(ooc: Open, open, open! Come bug and/or meet Kira :D
Also, this is a truly open log. Feel free to thread hop or interject if only to meet new people 8D)
Kira first tried to create a simple white room, and was surprised when the ship seemed to respond to his words, forming, indeed, a white room around him. After that, he'd populated it with little objects and mementos, starting small, until he'd recreated his room on the Archangel.
Where to go after this? The possibilities were endless, and so he couldn't really resist trying to see how far he could take it. So, he requested a different style of interface: A computer pad through which he could describe the area he had in mind. Kira's fingers flew over the keyboard, and before long, the white room had become a beautiful, idyllic garden in front of a large manor house, complete with glass-covered gazebo.
Beyond that, though, the rest of the world began to take shape - a balcony overlooking large body of water, in the center of which was a massive pillar that stretched high into the sky... where it disappeared from view. In fact, though the walls did an excellent job at recreating the illusion of a blue sky, the entire place was contained as part of a space colony - or, as known in his world, a PLANT.
It was Lacus' manor garden, where he'd awoken after the destruction of his Strike. He'd only spent a brief amount of time here as he recuperated, but it was still... relaxing. It felt peaceful.
Kira sat on one of the garden benches, looking up at the sky, and feeling the breeze across his face. None of it was real; it was just a simulation that he'd programmed. But how could he ever tell the difference?
(ooc: Open, open, open! Come bug and/or meet Kira :D
Also, this is a truly open log. Feel free to thread hop or interject if only to meet new people 8D)

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But then he hears Meluly calling, and he doesn't turn to look down at where they're in the water. "Ah, no thank you, it's fine...! I've never really been one for swimming, I mean." Not technically completely true, but he doesn't want to just be rude. "Please just enjoy yourselves."
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She pads over to the toward the Gundam, still quite unclothed—and either fascinated or quite confused (or both) by the huge machine.
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"Is that a war vehicle? What role does play?" She's never seen a tank, nevermind a walking one, but she's aware of what a weapon is supposed to look like, and this resembles nothing in Abh or United Mankind ordinance.
It's...anthropomorphic. And huge. Can't possibly be controlled manually...with a froce?
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"The Aile Striker - the wings - give it enhanced maneuverability for combat situations." He frowns. Hadn't he left this sort of thing behind? He'd done his best, but...
...no, he'd always known there might be a time in the future like this one.
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"A flight model? Mister Yamato, I have a question: What kind of control inputs can it accept?" A little idea's forming in her brain. Unconsciously she fingers the diamond shaped 'earrings' she's wearing.
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He looked more in Lafiel's direction, though still not looking near Meluly. "Control inputs? Um... well, it has a standard Mobile Suit cockpit, I guess. There are pedals, and control handles, and..." he trails off, not sure how to explain it.
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Then the 'in space' hits her, and her face runs through a full set of expressions ranging from 'that's ridiculous' to 'so what's the real story' to 'that's ridiculous' to 'mecha in space?!?' to 'that's ridiculous' to 'so what's the real story'. Since he's not looking, though, Kira misses this display.
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She looks back up at the Gundam. "Is there a data input that can be connected to the control system?"
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Sorry, Lafiel. If you wanted to learn you'd have to do it the old-fashioned way.
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She's still circling the machine, mostly focused on it. Kira may have some odd work cut out for him to avoid getting any looks.
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"Where you demoted?" Lafiel asks, fondly remembering her days as a pilot trainee, the frustration of wanting a Rank Tiara with wings, the lack of the burden of command.
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"You were a pilot too, then?" He asks, his voice in the direction of Meluly even if his gaze is not.
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"As was I, before I entered Officer's School."
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Her tone is possessive, maybe even a little disturbingly so, and rather unhappy about the situation.
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Yamato, Yamato...There's something about that name...
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...and then he looked over at Lafiel, momentarily startled. "A ... sparring session?" The thought hadn't occurred to him, to be honest - he'd considered using it as a simulator, but to simulate something like that...? The confusion left his face, though, and though there was the barest hint of a frown on his face, he nodded. "...maybe we'll need to. To keep our skills up..."
Kira paused. "...but if we did, I'd use the Freedom, not the Strike."
Meluly's comment seemed to puzzle him, though. "I think this place can copy anything as long as you give it accurate parameters. That's... what it seems like, anyway."
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And then it hits her. She knew the name Yamato...It was from oral tradition. History.
What timing, to find a Japanese person here. The mother culture...The one that created her own people as slaves. They had turned on them and slaughtered them and now...Every Abh carried that guilt on their shoulders, even thousands of years later.
What color there was drained from her face. "I...I have to go..." She said in a small voice.
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