The evil council continuation (Possible NSFW)

@boz
(Ah ok.)

@14Fan
OOC: Don’t think you are put aside though, both story can go on side by side if everyone play on today.

@boz
(Ok. I was gonna ask about that actually. So it’s alright if we have 2 going simultaneously?)

@14Fan
OOC: Exactly.

@boz
(Oh cool! So do we need some sort of indicator or something?)

@14Fan
OOC: So, about having your character attack the grimm?

@boz
OOC: …Okay you might want to think about how that first part sounds. Seriously and i was worried about the Forerunners coming off as arrogant by coming there and trying to help out.

@MarauderPilot
(He’d fly up and try to sneak up on them from behind but get hit himelf)

@MarauderPilot
OOC: Ok, I retconned it.

(Sorry but I might log off for the night. I’m kinda tired and should probably sleep more)

@boz
OOC: Alright, im sorry but i just looked at that second part. Things like “your unfounded worries” and, when the person who just talked about how they turned at least one star system to a blasted wasteland during their own early attempts is told things like “for us it is no big deal”, well think about that being phrased as “for us radiation was no big deal” to someone who lives in Japan.

@14Fan
OOC: Yes, but you need to have him actually take the action, not just say what he’d do.

And don’t worry, i know how that feels.

@boz
OOC: I have to be honest, it seems like that is being taken to the point of parody to try and give a example of the stereotypical condescending if well meaning precursor race trying to help out the “primitives”. It’s the kind of stuff i was trying to avoid having Core say anything that could even be compared to it.

@MarauderPilot
OOC: Sorry. Here’s another try.

Ymir: How about I show you around. You could see the gravity beam emitters by yourself.

@boz
OOC: Alright, now that works.

And it was core with the ancilla named after the Chroma warframe right?

Core: Lead the way. * He says. *

@MarauderPilot
OOC: I don’t remember.

* They walked deep into the station to the inner side of the spherical structuring surrounding the future star to what looks like a series of 4 cannons emitting a beam of light toward the currently still liquid mass floating in the center. *

Ymir: This is one of the hundreds of beam platforms. The light is useless of course but the visual support is better for the show to visitors and it keeps people from clumsily walking in front of an activated beam. The gravity engineering team is at the console there, watching out to make sure their output is synchronized with the other platforms and don’t cause a feedback into the hydrogen flow still pouring in the center.

Yltel engineer: Actually despite the popular belief that our task is to increase the gravity of the star under construction to make sure it ignite, right now the gravity beams are working in reverse, lowering the gravity of the hydrogen already there. Matter create gravity by itself, that how natural physic works, but by lowering this gravity artificially we prevent the star from collapsing into nuclear reaction prematurely and turning out a dwarf.

@boz
OOC: Okay, to be sure, the “that’s how natural physics work” part is to Ymir right?

Anyways it’s late and im getting tired so im going to head off.

@MarauderPilot
OOC: Not especially. It’s just a way to highlight of absurdity of thinking they need gravity generator to hold mass together when naturally occuring gravity hold every star and planet together without help, not an explanation as if the person listening didn’t know that.

OOC: Hi.

OOC: Hey.

@MarauderPilot
OOC: How are you?

And what today?

@boz
OOC: Okay, you?

Preference?

@MarauderPilot
OOC: Ok.

And not really.

@boz
OOC: Here?

@MarauderPilot
OOC: Ok.

@boz
OOC: So, okay i guess, though im wondering why it would be a common misconception for such a widely publicized project.

Core: Hmmm, have you noticed any, strange fluctuations in power during testing?

@MarauderPilot
Yltel engineer: A month ago another of the gravitational control platform had a malfunction. We’ve find out and fixed the cause. Just one station failing isn’t an issue because there’s so much redundancy but I didn’t liked how its power were automatically rerouted to the other stations, They shouldn’t have received a boost of power they didn’t asked for.

Yltel engineer: But I’ve made some calculation after that, and I estimated we’d need between 40 and 45 platforms independently failing within seconds of each others to make it a problem.