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Video: UN - Runeseeker (Player Plot, CW for drinking magic squid Ink?)
Good evening.
[Vira-Lorr looked reasonably relaxed, if a little more serious than she liked to be. She was currently inside of her home office, which meant that it looked like something out of a Gypsy's playbook. A crystal ball was in the corner. Various superstitious baubles were everywhere. A deck of tarot cards was on the table, pushed to the side. Incense wafted in the room.]
With some assistance over the last year, I've been doing research on sleeper squid ink. Years ago, we had something similar that had a curative property. I have been trying to recreate it. I am sure that the Doorway would not love that I am offering this in her month, but for some of us? Connection can be painful. It is the best way to stave off corruption, but it comes with a price. Not everyone is willing to pay it. So, I wanted to try and offer an ... alternative.
[She held up a vial of black liquid. It glowed very faintly.]
I cannot guarantee these work. We're at the point where there's only one way to be sure. Live, sleeper testing. Their purpose is simple. To alleviate the symptoms of corruption. It likely will never cure a person, but it could ease the symptoms long enough to get them to help, such as the Night Walkers or the Luminarium. That's the goal.
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But this is Trench. I think we all know that the odds are that until it's perfected? It could do the exact opposite. So, there's a bit of risk in participating. However, if any of you are willing? I am testing the mixture of blood to reagent mixture in these. Once it's fine tuned, I will make the recipe available so it's possible for people to make more. You may speak to me at any time to ask.
Oh, and before anyone asks? I've managed to get a few donations of ink that I acquired through various sources. So they're not from any one particular sleeper. I didn't want that to complicate findings, especially if the goal is for others to make their own with the recipe.
(OOC: This is a minor Player Plot! Live Human testing of an "Antidote" similar to the one in Deerington, which was created with squid ink too! The short version is simple: Feel free to have your character take a sample and use it when they experience corruption. They may feel temporary alleviation, or it could make the symptoms worse. That's entirely up to you. Sometime in the next month or two, Vira-Lorr will post her findings, and her success or failure will be up to the mods.)
[Vira-Lorr looked reasonably relaxed, if a little more serious than she liked to be. She was currently inside of her home office, which meant that it looked like something out of a Gypsy's playbook. A crystal ball was in the corner. Various superstitious baubles were everywhere. A deck of tarot cards was on the table, pushed to the side. Incense wafted in the room.]
With some assistance over the last year, I've been doing research on sleeper squid ink. Years ago, we had something similar that had a curative property. I have been trying to recreate it. I am sure that the Doorway would not love that I am offering this in her month, but for some of us? Connection can be painful. It is the best way to stave off corruption, but it comes with a price. Not everyone is willing to pay it. So, I wanted to try and offer an ... alternative.
[She held up a vial of black liquid. It glowed very faintly.]
I cannot guarantee these work. We're at the point where there's only one way to be sure. Live, sleeper testing. Their purpose is simple. To alleviate the symptoms of corruption. It likely will never cure a person, but it could ease the symptoms long enough to get them to help, such as the Night Walkers or the Luminarium. That's the goal.
...
But this is Trench. I think we all know that the odds are that until it's perfected? It could do the exact opposite. So, there's a bit of risk in participating. However, if any of you are willing? I am testing the mixture of blood to reagent mixture in these. Once it's fine tuned, I will make the recipe available so it's possible for people to make more. You may speak to me at any time to ask.
Oh, and before anyone asks? I've managed to get a few donations of ink that I acquired through various sources. So they're not from any one particular sleeper. I didn't want that to complicate findings, especially if the goal is for others to make their own with the recipe.
(OOC: This is a minor Player Plot! Live Human testing of an "Antidote" similar to the one in Deerington, which was created with squid ink too! The short version is simple: Feel free to have your character take a sample and use it when they experience corruption. They may feel temporary alleviation, or it could make the symptoms worse. That's entirely up to you. Sometime in the next month or two, Vira-Lorr will post her findings, and her success or failure will be up to the mods.)

un: eudaimonikos | video
[There's a solid chance it'll be some kind of nightmare, but Michael can handle these things in the name of science! Better him than someone else, right?]
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[Absolutely solid chance, but worth a shot!]
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[What, with Superior's tiffs about bonding.]
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video; un: ushiromiya
Are you sure we're not going to have a bunch of extra beasts all running through town at the same time?
[ Look, while Ange's own paranoia is still on the high side, she can't help but focus on the potential downsides Vira-Lorr is mentioning here. ]
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Have to warn people there's a test going on for corruption alleviation, in case it goes horribly horribly wrong, right?
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[ Sure, most people might instead ask for the chance of it going right.
Ange is not that optimistic of a person, and especially not lately. Even with someone she relatively trusts in charge of this project, she still can't help but be kind of wary. ]
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Pretty sure that it's better than 50/50, but we'll only be sure once it's been tested.
[What was sad? Those numbers would never fly normally, but around here? That was probably as good as one could hope to get early on.]
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I'd like to volunteer.
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Either way, this is not a sure-fire thing. So, the saying "It's worth a shot" applies. I appreciate you offering to help. I can have a dose ready for you.
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[Terrifying. Something Luz usually tried not to even think about].
So the dose turns you to the squid, or do you have to do that part first?
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[You know, because she could morph her body and the like.]
Oh, no. The dose doesn't change you. We turn into squids to get the squid ink that is used for the draught. It can be stored naturally.
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Video; un: darkness
Re: Video; un: darkness
Hopefully it won't be too disastrous at the very least.
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[Besides, he'd already seen Reaper turn into a monster filled with tentacles and eyes once, and at least knew how to draw him back out of such a state if it came to that. He sincerely hoped it wouldn't though. Dealing with that once had been quite enough for Maul.]
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un: kickflips, text, private
ill take some. sounds useful with everything ppl are researching right now
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Here's hoping this can help in the long run.
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do you want to know what my blood type is. idk if itll have any effect. but i trust you knowing anyway
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video; un: v
Re: video; un: v
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text un: vi
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and if it goes too sideways theyll take me out
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