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[encryptedlock]

[Over the past few days, York's been trying to keep calm. Kat's name had disappeared from the room she and Noble-Six had shared, and he's scoured the floors at least three or four times and made several filtered entries to her. Wash was being unresponsive as well--his nameplate was still there, thank God--but even York couldn't pick the lock. So today he's pounding on the door in the third floor hallway. Naturally, he doesn't seem to notice or care that his journal has opened.]

God dammit Wash, open up or I'll break the damn door down!



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Please tell me you're all still here. We're down at least two, maybe three.

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[Doctors]

Uh, you guys are still here, right? Please say you are. [Even if you're Muppets.]

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((ooc: Open in person or over the journal. Probably not the best time for kissing unless you're one of the predetermined ones who will punch York in the face for trying.))

Comments

[encryptedlock]

Good. There are plenty of people here [he nods at Wash's door] who just don't trust "irregular" healing methods. [Seriously. They have "medical ninjas" here. Who the hell is going to go to a medical ninja when you have a real doctor?]

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Well, judging from your technology, I'll admit that my methods might seem a bit...

[He thinks for a second] Old-fashioned, though.

[encryptedlock]

[He chuckles.]

I'll have to show you the organ flashclone kit sometime. Makes transplants a hell of a lot easier.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

[There's an interested glint right there.]

Oh, aye? Well, I'm all for learning new medical techniques.

[encryptedlock]

Files should be in the computer, if you want to take a look.

--You do know what a computer is, right? [BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW.]

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Aye, of course. I'd love to.

[encryptedlock]

[He nods.]

Well, if my idiot friend here is hurt, I'm sure I'll be dragging him down to the clinic at some point.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

I still need to talk to someone from the clinic... I've, uh, not offered my services, yet.

[A sigh] I'm new here, and I have no bloody clue who to talk to...

[encryptedlock]

...Wish I could help you there, but as far as I know, there's not one head of the clinic or anything. I think you just sign up for shifts. Could be wrong, though.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

So, uh...Out of curiosity... [He gives the imposing figure of York a decent look up and down.]

Where are you from?

[Yes, he is a bit intimidated by the Spartan.]

[encryptedlock]

[No worries, bro, he;s the nice one.]

Me? New York City.

And the 26th century, but who's counting?

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Glasgow...Or Altantis.

[A pause] The 21st Century... Or whatever 2007 is part of.

[encryptedlock]

--Atlantis, huh? I'm guessing you don't mean the colony, since that wasn't founded for another few centuries.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Well, it's a sort-of colony. It's kinda hard to explain...

[encryptedlock]

Yeah? Extraplanetary?

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Extragalactic.

[encryptedlock]

[He whistles.]

How do you get there?

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Through the Stargate.

[He pauses, for a second] It's this big, ring-shaped device, 37 symbols on it. It can go to anywhere there's another gate, but it needs a lot of power to go to another galaxy.

[encryptedlock]

[Which would seem a lot sillier to York if he hadn't heard about the Forerunner technology behind the portals.]

I bet. Man, if we'd discovered that in the twenty-first century, things would've been pretty different....

Hope everything's going okay for you guys.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Sort of. [Carson grins] We're surviving. My memory's a bit patchy, though.

[encryptedlock]

Wouldn't be the only one. I think more people lose memories than anything else.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Glad to see I'm not special, then.

[encryptedlock]

Well. Everyone here's special in some way.

More like you're not alone.

[atadiscoverer.livejournal.com]

Well, that's good to hear.

[encryptedlock]

Yeah. If you ever need to talk about it, plenty of people around who'll listen.