Conversation · Soona, the Programmer
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Soona, the Programmer
You
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"Then it would be very difficult to propagate the signal through the air... which would defeat the purpose."
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"Detective, does the 41st not require its officers to pass Elementary Radio Operations? I thought it was an RCM-wide policy."
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Alright, brainstorming time. Remember, this is just the ideation phase. There are no bad ideas.
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- "Yes, it is not a very likely scenario."
- "I do not think that the boss of the Union would like us using his equipment to contact the Coalition."
- "That is why we don't use it, then."
- "I don't know about your relationship to the Union, but I do not think they would appreciate us using their equipment to contact the Coalition."
- "I very much doubt anyone from the Wild Pines would allow us to turn their boat into a giant radio transmitter."
- "That is why we don't use it, then."
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"Something tells me Ms. Messier would be less than thrilled to hear you plan to commandeer her boat so you can talk to a Coalition warship."
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"I very much doubt anyone from the Wild Pines would allow us to turn their boat into a giant radio transmitter."
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"I don't know about your relationship to the Union, but I do not think they would appreciate us using their equipment to contact the Coalition."
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"I do not think that the boss of the Union would like us using his equipment to contact the Coalition."
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"No, we could not. This church is made from wood. I am not sure you understand how radios work."
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Everything disappears. You are draped in silence like a drowning man staring into his puny little headspace.
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It feels like flying on an aerostatic, or when your ears pop, or like a subtle difference in the atmosphere, a weather change hanging in the air...
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Suddenly a rhythmic beat permeates the walls, causing a small patch of decorative stucco to crumble onto the wooden floor.
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"They should really allocate some renovation funds to this place..." murmurs the lieutenant, inspecting the damage done to the arabesques.
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"No, what they really should do is shut down the discomen for disturbing neighbourhood peace."
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"You mean the speedfreaks?" She closes her eyes, as more dance music invades the holy silence of the sanctuary.
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"Of course, the speedfreaks... They have a fantastic sound system. And you think they would help me?"
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"But most of the time I'm fully absorbed in my work with the radiocomputer," she then goes on, "and there are still parts of the church I haven't had time to explore, so..."
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"Sure, let me know how it goes." She lingers for a moment, before adding: "Thanks, officer."
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All you hear is your own breathing, heavy and hoarse from all the nights spent drinking... It's the breath of an old man.
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There has to be. Something big, something unexpected... something new, yet to be discovered.
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"Well?" Soona asks as soon as you take off the headphones. "Did you hear anything?"