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>>victoriaiisms has followed personatesyndicate
âVictoria... thatâs a friendly face to see upon returning to Blackwell.â
>>away!
[iâm gonna get the next few replies out, then iâm gonna be mostly in the background- iâm having a bad time with personal things so iâm gonna only do threads iâm interested in doing tonight.]
>>corruptedrhys has followed personatesyndicate
The middle of the day, with nothing to do and only those on Helios and Pandora to snoop around. Sure, she had a job, to find more sirens, but she had already had two on one planet, and it wasnât necessarily hard for an all-seeing AI to multitask in the least.
That meant, of course, messing with the Hyperion slaves of workers. In Angelâs defense, under Handsome Jack, were they really people?
Angelâs voice filled the ECHO system of todayâs disposable Handsome Jack wannabe- how anybody could want to be Handsome Jack, Angel could not fathom- as she came in contact with the young man. Rhys.
âYou seem like youâre having a bit of trouble with the coding.â
      ââŠOhhh, so thatâs where that thing came from!        I just thought nature was being an asshole again!~â
     She giggled aloud, throwing a glance up to the structure in question.
       âBut, uh, depends⊠    is this trade export gonna mess anything in the city up?â
Nature throwing a huge metal H into the sky. That would be something worth seeing. Angel smiled despite herself at the âofficialâ, wondering how the hell they got into a job they held. With people like this, as her father had said, they could never know. Mindless.
The younger girl did seem to have a mind, at least. A working one, if a strangely working one.
âIt shouldnât mess anything up in the least. We only want to do business, not murder.â
   Mouthless, confused, Chaos squinted the pair of green stones that resembled eyes at the girl, taking a cautious step forward. He could hear her, and she could see that she was most definitely high-strung in his presence alone. As a mere human should be! Heâs known as a god, after all⊠     As if attempting to reply, another, sloshy-sounding noise emitting from him. Unfortunate thing about being liquid energy, he couldnât quite communicate with others of foreign kindâŠ
Sayaka took a quiet step back, turning around to make sure everyone else had left. The streets were bare as the city rush hour had died down, not one except for Sayaka and Chaos left. In this lack of presence, Sayaka transformed into her magical girlâs form, donning a cutlass in her hand.
She spoke defensively now, cutlass raised in preparation for battle. âYouâd better explain yourself now! Are you a witch?â
[iâm going to get started on greetings and replies in order by notification, and since i havenât been on here in a while, it may be a while before you get a reply, sorry!]
>>online!
[sorry about my absence, iâve been really really busy.]
          âNope! Not one bit!â
  Exclaimed the childish weapon, hands placed on her hips, grin wide across her face and eyes abroad.Â
     âBy the way, whatâs a Hyperion??~â
Angel sighed quietly. How could this girl not possbily know about...?
âHyperion. Weâre the multi-million dollar company who put a giant H in the sky. Weâre looking for more trade exports, and we were wondering if we could land one here.â
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  The liquid-energy lifeform was curious, needless to say. His emerald-colored, blank gaze fell upon the woman, head slowly tilting off to the side as a strange, gargling noise emitted from him. In general, heâs confusedâŠhe doesnât recognize this person, nor the planet itself.
Sayakaâs every motion stopped cold as she caught eye contact with a strange being. That couldnât be safe. Was it a witch? A familiar? If it was, what was it doing out here? This made no sense, it couldnât be happening.
Sayaka rubbed her eyes and shook her head, unsure of what was in front of her.
âWhat the hell are you?
Am I awake right now?â
   A laugh was let loose from the psychotic weapon, arms folding over her chest, which was puffed out in a rather prideful manner.Â
          âHah!~      Youâre looking at her!~â
Angelâs mouth curved with curiosity and a disbelief-filled smirk. The girl was prideful, she could say that. But possibly a bit too young, or possibly a bit too rowdy. Angel internally shrugged anyways. Why not try the girl?
âIf youâre the official, then I suppose you know about the prospect of a Hyperion trade center in your area?â
>> †open starter : not a robot au angel
Angelâs boots scuffed on dusty Pandoran ground, her heat tilted as she caught a glance of the gleaming sun, then shifting her gaze to Helios. Home. As much as sheâd love to be there right now, she had an obligation, a job her father had put her in charge of, and she would not disappoint. Not when this job mattered so much to her and to her family.
Her hair was pulled into a neat braid, clothes rid of any Hyperion insignia, Angel wasnât stupid enough to approach Pandora with their equivalent of a sign that read âJUST SHOOT ME DOWN HIS SECOND.â She would not fail this mission, Angel repeated in her head, she would not.
As she aproached the first person who did not look ready to attack, Angel continued with her inward coaching, as outwardly she stood stiff, meaning business. âCan you direct me to the nearest fast travel station?â
âYes, Kate? What si it?â He asks, smiling a little.
âDo you have any advice on what to do if you feel like youâre... not you, I guess?
Are feelings like that even normal?â
[like this post for a starter, reply or message me for one if you prefer a certain muse- i can work with all three tonight!]
>>online!
sorry, iâve been really tired and busy. but iâm here now!
âData streamsâŠ? That doesnât really explain why youâre in my head.â Did they put wires in my brain on the trip!? No. No. Nope. She wasnât going to think about that possibility. Being able to see the speaker was oddly reassuring - it definitely was someone else, she definitely wasnât gonna turn into one of those guys. Right? âAngel, Iâm gonna level with you. I came here to scavenge a few guns, and since I arrived, Iâve been shot at, propositioned and yelled at from a distance. Is all this normal for Pandora?â
âThat would be your ECHO communications device- you should have been supplied one on your way to Pandora. Itâs linked to the data of the planet.â Angelâs voice seemed to allocate to her projection.
The girl was something, thatâs for sure. she was something who had ways to go in Pandora, at least. And somehow, she was making it. In an inexplicable way, Angel felt proud, proud that someone like this was making it.
âThat sounds normal for Pandora, yes. Any other questions?â
    A grin played at the psychoâs lips once the sound of pursuing footsteps reach her ears. She gave a dramatic little pause in stride before sheâd turn on the heel of her boot, lean forth and gaze up at the stranger with furrowed brows. scanning her appearance, her expression. Unsmiling? Serious? She clearly means business.
    âWhatâre you blabbing about?~        Beating around the bush       isnât gonna help me decide whether or not iâm gonna comply.~â
Angel tilted her head a bit to the side, frustration an inch more evident as she tapped her foot idly on the ground. She was tense as she stood before the girl. She knew this job could be dangerous, thatâs why she chose it. âWe can just hire someone else, darling,â her dad had said, however Angelâs insistence to be able to do this on her own had led her here, and now she was only watching after herself.
The girlâs attitude was alarming, she seemed... out of it. However, that wasnât Angelâs area to complain. Instead, her questions were voiced.
âCan you point me in the direction of your closest city official? We need to speak about transactions with Hyperion.â
>>anyways, iâm online!
[good afternoon!]