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eachdraidh2015-09-05 10:18 pm
uptowngirl) wrote in eachdraidh2015-09-05 10:18 pm
video ➤ seelie + hermione-net
[ She debated for a while whether it would be more prudent to put this to video or text, but ended up deciding on the former. Given the subject matter, it would make sense that she might need to be recognized. So here is a dark-haired young woman with a deep red cloak hanging at her shoulders, sitting by herself just outside of what is recognizably the main complex of the Station. The sun has been up for a little while, but the light peaking over the building and surrounding trees gives way to the early part of day. ]
Good morning. [ She smiles. ] My name is Asami Sato. I know there's a lot going on right now, to say the least, but I'm hoping that you can take a minute out of your day to listen to what I have to say.
[ She straightens, her shoulders leveling as her expression, though still warm, turns more serious. ]
We're all aware of how the Void is growing closer to the coasts, so I've recently taken up the task at trying to help those who may not have the resources to get out of harm's way in time. The edge of the Void is closing in on the lands of Leana and there are a number of villages that could be lost.
[ Anyone who has taken part or at least heard of Gilgamesh's attempt to save Leathann will be familiar with the situation. The Void is, of course, ever looming, and those at the coasts are just at the mouth. It doesn't seem a permanent solution to move anyone inland, but it seems worse to leave them to be gobbled up. ]
As honored as I am to take on this responsibility, I can't do this alone. I've been in the Drabwurld for a little over three months now, but there's still a lot to learn. If there's anyone out there who is familiar with the land on the southern end of the continent, I'd really like to meet or speak with you.
[ There's more, of course, because the sheer size of her intent covers multiple settlements. Asami exhales lightly through her nose, business face on. ]
I'll offer what I can in return for services or information. If anyone has the ability to lend themselves over to help escort civilians, recommendations or access to transportation of groups of people, or are willing to donate anything to the cause, I'll be in your debt.
[ She picks up a piece of parchment off to the side, the edge just barely caught by the live feed. ]
I'll be heading to the White Citadel in a day and then to Caer Glaem afterwards before turning towards Northern Leana. The end goal will be to start moving them north, hopefully eventually to Parrais. [ Asami sets the paper back down, turning her gaze back to the compass. She smiles again, looking a little hopeful. ] Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated. I know you'll be putting your faith into someone unknown, but I'd really like to help as many people as we can. This is their home, and sometimes losing that can make you feel like you've lost everything. Let's...make sure that doesn't happen.
(( OOC; plotting post is here for more information! ))
Good morning. [ She smiles. ] My name is Asami Sato. I know there's a lot going on right now, to say the least, but I'm hoping that you can take a minute out of your day to listen to what I have to say.
[ She straightens, her shoulders leveling as her expression, though still warm, turns more serious. ]
We're all aware of how the Void is growing closer to the coasts, so I've recently taken up the task at trying to help those who may not have the resources to get out of harm's way in time. The edge of the Void is closing in on the lands of Leana and there are a number of villages that could be lost.
[ Anyone who has taken part or at least heard of Gilgamesh's attempt to save Leathann will be familiar with the situation. The Void is, of course, ever looming, and those at the coasts are just at the mouth. It doesn't seem a permanent solution to move anyone inland, but it seems worse to leave them to be gobbled up. ]
As honored as I am to take on this responsibility, I can't do this alone. I've been in the Drabwurld for a little over three months now, but there's still a lot to learn. If there's anyone out there who is familiar with the land on the southern end of the continent, I'd really like to meet or speak with you.
[ There's more, of course, because the sheer size of her intent covers multiple settlements. Asami exhales lightly through her nose, business face on. ]
I'll offer what I can in return for services or information. If anyone has the ability to lend themselves over to help escort civilians, recommendations or access to transportation of groups of people, or are willing to donate anything to the cause, I'll be in your debt.
[ She picks up a piece of parchment off to the side, the edge just barely caught by the live feed. ]
I'll be heading to the White Citadel in a day and then to Caer Glaem afterwards before turning towards Northern Leana. The end goal will be to start moving them north, hopefully eventually to Parrais. [ Asami sets the paper back down, turning her gaze back to the compass. She smiles again, looking a little hopeful. ] Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated. I know you'll be putting your faith into someone unknown, but I'd really like to help as many people as we can. This is their home, and sometimes losing that can make you feel like you've lost everything. Let's...make sure that doesn't happen.
(( OOC; plotting post is here for more information! ))
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[What a helpful guy, Arthur.]
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[ She knows not to underestimate such statements and he makes it feel as if it's fact. ]
I'd appreciate any and all help. I haven't been to the area before, but there are several villages that are on the coast. I know that there'll be people who will be losing their livelihood if fishing is involved at all. It might be difficult to adjust to something else.
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[Sometimes it's 500 tons, sometimes it's 2000 tons, really it more depends on the water levels.]
That's something for later. The first thing is to get them somewhere safe. We'll look into other areas that might be similar as soon as they're out of harm's way.
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That's what I was thinking as well. I know travel is going to be more difficult for some groups than others, but I figure if we can make it to the mountains then they'll be safe for at least a little while longer.
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[Because assuming that everyone will want to help is as stupid as it gets.]
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...Yes. [ There's some relief in her voice. ] That definitely makes the most sense. Have you been part of an evacuation before?
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[Not at all the same thing Arthur. It's said drily, though, as it's his brand of humor.
But, at the end of it all, it's still ensuring the safety of people, getting them to and from places efficiently. It's his duty to know how to protect people, even if they're not his subjects.]
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[ Well, color her impressed! And humbled. For as much as she's fought for the greater good, she wouldn't consider herself a military leader. ]
That's definitely an impressive resume. I think I'd be silly to turn down your help, Mister...?
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It's as much the truth as it is a job title. Being the king of Atlantis meant being an equally capable military leader and strategist, and that wasn't counting his time with The Others and the Justice League.]
Arthur. Or Aquaman, depending on who you ask.
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[ That sounds like a stage name to her, but she's not in any place to judge. ]
I'd be very happy to rely on your expertise, if you're offering it. Are you familiar with the area?
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No, I've only been here a short time. But the ocean is my home. I can navigate it and understand it better than most. You'll need as much help as you can get to evacuate people to safety.
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