[Oh, gosh.] Basically, a couple decades ago--at least in my world--people tried to reach the stars. So governments put a lot of money on ways to get up there. They also do a lot of research on space and stars and the nature of the universe in general.
[Thank you, Grail, thank you.]
It looks like the vehicles they were trying to get to space ended up being their last hope at being able to get out of this place. Down at the bottom of the ocean like this, they'd never get any help...eventually, supplies would run out, too.
If I can get in the seat of any machine, I can figure out how to use it. If any of them are still working, it's our best shot to get out.
They said they were modifying them to just break through the ocean. Even if the water wasn't terrible magic burny water, the pressure down here would definitely crush me flat before we ever got anywhere, never mind me drowning. I can't speak for what it'd do to you, but I don't think it'd be pleasant.
Current events feed corrupted, substituting commercial... Get your miracle magic cheap! The wonder substance that can make you resistant to any danger our new home might pose to you, Magic-S! One injection and all your worries will be gone!]
No, you've found the wreckage of the space station, the metal collapsed from some failed attempt. The dome is, after all, intact.
Current events feed missing, replaying older entries...
The marine vessel program has been attacked by terrorists believed to be supporting the Servants. While they have yet to make a statement about it, [Static] no survivors.]
Our station the Hopefin had finally departed the airlock. We had risen up towards the surface. We believed we would see the sky again. But just as we passed high enough to have real hope... explosions rocked our vessel. A recorded message said to be from sympathizers of the Servants declared what they had done. Our God was wrong, and we could not be allowed to return to the surface to cause more war. We would all perish together.
We impacted the dome around the city, and to my unimaginable horror, broke through. As we fell, I had hoped the station would plug the hole it created, but it was not to be. Fortunately, what sages remained were able to patch the hole, but doing so cost them dearly. This dome is now... our very last.
Everyone underneath perished. Some from the water, others from the crash of the ship itself. Even on the ship... I have always had a hardy constitution, and I believe it saved me this time. No one else was so lucky. I have been in the hospital since that crash, though I return now to the site of it to see the ruins of our final hope once more. There is no more material, no more energy, no more manpower. We will indeed perish down here, drowning in our own despair-
I have been in the hospital since that crash, though I return now to the site of it to see the ruins of our final hope once more. There is no more material, no more energy, no more manpower. We will indeed perish down here, drowning in our own despair-
Error, Hopefin cannot be found. Error, Marine Vessel program discontinued in [static]...
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If it still works, that's our best bet. Look for tall towers with rockets attached, hopefully a command center'll be close so we can get in.
[And it'll be big enough.]
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[Oh, gosh.] Basically, a couple decades ago--at least in my world--people tried to reach the stars. So governments put a lot of money on ways to get up there. They also do a lot of research on space and stars and the nature of the universe in general.
[Thank you, Grail, thank you.]
It looks like the vehicles they were trying to get to space ended up being their last hope at being able to get out of this place. Down at the bottom of the ocean like this, they'd never get any help...eventually, supplies would run out, too.
They either escaped, or they all died here.
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[ She does attempt to sound sincere, but. Pain. Also dragon. She circles away from the screen and turns to look for something else. ]
But I do not think we should try to reach the stars from here, no. Everything is too broken down and I am not a mechanic.
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They said they were modifying them to just break through the ocean. Even if the water wasn't terrible magic burny water, the pressure down here would definitely crush me flat before we ever got anywhere, never mind me drowning. I can't speak for what it'd do to you, but I don't think it'd be pleasant.
It's worth trying, anyway.
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Current events feed corrupted, substituting commercial...
Get your miracle magic cheap! The wonder substance that can make you resistant to any danger our new home might pose to you, Magic-S! One injection and all your worries will be gone!]
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[ Tiredly, but looks for some sort of space station or something idk I've never seen one before... She does blink at the commercial, though. ]
...Injection?
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...Drugs. I wouldn't trust it. Nothing good ever comes from something promising a miracle.
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No, you've found the wreckage of the space station, the metal collapsed from some failed attempt. The dome is, after all, intact.
Current events feed missing, replaying older entries...
The marine vessel program has been attacked by terrorists believed to be supporting the Servants. While they have yet to make a statement about it, [Static] no survivors.]
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Should we go inside?
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[ But, looking for an entrance on the roof, if possible. ]
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Finding out what happened may be our only way out.
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Captain's Log
4/11/1405
Our station the Hopefin had finally departed the airlock. We had risen up towards the surface. We believed we would see the sky again. But just as we passed high enough to have real hope... explosions rocked our vessel. A recorded message said to be from sympathizers of the Servants declared what they had done. Our God was wrong, and we could not be allowed to return to the surface to cause more war. We would all perish together.
We impacted the dome around the city, and to my unimaginable horror, broke through. As we fell, I had hoped the station would plug the hole it created, but it was not to be. Fortunately, what sages remained were able to patch the hole, but doing so cost them dearly. This dome is now... our very last.
Everyone underneath perished. Some from the water, others from the crash of the ship itself. Even on the ship... I have always had a hardy constitution, and I believe it saved me this time. No one else was so lucky. I have been in the hospital since that crash, though I return now to the site of it to see the ruins of our final hope once more. There is no more material, no more energy, no more manpower. We will indeed perish down here, drowning in our own despair-
Error, low power. Error, low power. Please insert [static]-
Welcome to [static] space station tourist board, where would you like to go?
[The power is almost out.]
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Where is there to go?
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[Poking at the board.] Or the project to get to the surface at all.
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I have been in the hospital since that crash, though I return now to the site of it to see the ruins of our final hope once more. There is no more material, no more energy, no more manpower. We will indeed perish down here, drowning in our own despair-
Error, Hopefin cannot be found. Error, Marine Vessel program discontinued in [static]...
[That final bar of power is flickering.]
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...The hospital?
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Since I don't know how, um, comfortable you'd be in the hospital.
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The launch site is marked X, and you are on it. This wreckage of a building is all that remains.
Notably the map that comes up shows you that in the centre of the city is a large temple, and that temple?
Is marked with a gate symbol.]
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[WELP climbing back on.]
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