audio; un: hob

[100more]

Uh, hello everyone. It looks like we might be here a little longer than we hoped for, unless anyone has figured out how to leave yet.

[ He tries not to sound pesimistic about it. ]

I mean, whoever brought us here threw us a really dull mixer and hasn't made themselves known, so a lot of people are probably looking for places to stay and figuring all that stuff out.

No one's asking my opinion, but I would encourage everyone not to live somewhere too secluded. We don't know what might happen, and if you need help, it may be difficult to reach you. I know most of us probably don't know anything about each other, and it can be difficult to trust strangers, but putting city blocks between you and your nearest neighbor won't make things easier.

That's all.

Comments

[braidedwonder]

Basically a robot you control to fight in. With the war “over” they’re all to be decommissioned or destroyed.

So I figured I’d turn a profit dismantling one for once.

[100more]

A robot you fight in? I've only seen things like that in the movies.

[braidedwonder]

You make it sound like you come from the stone age, to me. No space travel, no mobile suits... But it isn't like having any of that has changed how people operate, just how much damage they can cause, so..

Try not to be jealous I guess.

[100more]

Maybe we were better off with rocks and sticks, after all.

[ It's an amusing thought, and Hob often thinks things used to be better than they are in his own modern age. Maybe he'll miss his modern times if he sees a future like Duo's. ]

[braidedwonder]

I dunno. In the grand scheme of things, it makes dying stretch out longer.

Personally, I'd rather freeze in space or not even realize what's happening before I'm dust in the wind, but you do you.

[100more]

That's a fair point. Technology has become very efficient at killing us. A pity it can't do something to better mankind, instead.