Zero-G

[getter-class.livejournal.com]

Piloting in Zero-G is nothing like piloting on the ground. My assisstant [He gestures to Nameless NPC#82] has assembled some training material and useful information on the subject. If you have never fought in space, I would suggest you take this time to review it and get some training in.

Zero-G

[getter-class.livejournal.com]

Piloting in Zero-G is nothing like piloting on the ground. My assisstant [He gestures to Nameless NPC#82] has assembled some training material and useful information on the subject. If you have never fought in space, I would suggest you take this time to review it and get some training in.

Action Post, backdated to before leaving from space

[heliotropesmoke.livejournal.com]

[Echoing into the metal halls of the White Chalice, coming from a particular medical ward office, was piano music.]

[Loraine had managed to cram her stand up piano into her office, an endeavor that made it a good deal more cramped, but nevertheless she considered it an improvement.  If anything, the concessions to space she made (such as having a few stands of filing folders on top of the piano) bothered her more than the now narrow office.]

[As she played she went through other rag time songs, and between pieces wondered aloud little things, like...]

Hm, maybe I should just put the piano in front of the door~ How I'd like that.

[Or...]

... going to space. Does the ship have any kind of artificial gravity? I wonder if a piano will work in Zero G.

Action Post, backdated to before leaving from space

[heliotropesmoke.livejournal.com]

[Echoing into the metal halls of the White Chalice, coming from a particular medical ward office, was piano music.]

[Loraine had managed to cram her stand up piano into her office, an endeavor that made it a good deal more cramped, but nevertheless she considered it an improvement.  If anything, the concessions to space she made (such as having a few stands of filing folders on top of the piano) bothered her more than the now narrow office.]

[As she played she went through other rag time songs, and between pieces wondered aloud little things, like...]

Hm, maybe I should just put the piano in front of the door~ How I'd like that.

[Or...]

... going to space. Does the ship have any kind of artificial gravity? I wonder if a piano will work in Zero G.

Action Post IN SPAAAAAACE

[world-in-an-egg.livejournal.com]

 [Perhaps you're looking out the observation deck. If you were, you would see a most peculiar and lovely, not to mention alarming, thing...]

[In the vacuum of space was a huge chunk of ice encasing a little red headed girl, frozen in a perpetual smile.  As the iced girl floats by in frozen cheer her arm is held up and out, as if waving, and the way the frozen water bends the light at times she seems to jerkily wave that arm, but surely it's just an illusion.]

Action Post IN SPAAAAAACE

[world-in-an-egg.livejournal.com]

 [Perhaps you're looking out the observation deck. If you were, you would see a most peculiar and lovely, not to mention alarming, thing...]

[In the vacuum of space was a huge chunk of ice encasing a little red headed girl, frozen in a perpetual smile.  As the iced girl floats by in frozen cheer her arm is held up and out, as if waving, and the way the frozen water bends the light at times she seems to jerkily wave that arm, but surely it's just an illusion.]

Third Minute

[l-has-a-keikaku.livejournal.com]

[Ryo is currently in the hangar, inspecting the handiwork of the hasty job the mechanics on the White Chalice spent putting together a maneuvering thruster setup for the TSX.]

Fighting in space... I can't believe all this time such a need went unnoticed by Tatsumiya Island...



Though on the other hand, I should be surprised, should I?  The Fetsum came from space.  I suppose on top of everything else, you and I will have to battle out here too.

[So yeah.  Ryo's chilling in the hangar, thinking about what's going to come.  Feel free to badger him.]

Third Minute

[l-has-a-keikaku.livejournal.com]

[Ryo is currently in the hangar, inspecting the handiwork of the hasty job the mechanics on the White Chalice spent putting together a maneuvering thruster setup for the TSX.]

Fighting in space... I can't believe all this time such a need went unnoticed by Tatsumiya Island...



Though on the other hand, I should be surprised, should I?  The Fetsum came from space.  I suppose on top of everything else, you and I will have to battle out here too.

[So yeah.  Ryo's chilling in the hangar, thinking about what's going to come.  Feel free to badger him.]

New pilot #3

[gundam-valkyrie.livejournal.com]

[action]

[It's the White Chalice! There are a bunch of new mechs in the hangar after that clusterfuck out there. Nadia emerges from one of them, but doesn't hang around. She heads out of the hanger and into the ship proper, wandering random halls for a couple minutes.]

[Then, once she's away from the biggest of the milling crowds around the new machines, she leans against a wall, sinks down to her knees, and sits there for a few minutes, head down, shaking.]

[There wasn't time to be scared or upset during the fight, but she doesn't have enough experience to just push those emotions away completely yet. Got to lose it for a bit before composing herself.]


[video]


My name's Nadia Cross, I just arrived after that last battle on Rauha. I was an engineering student, but I've also been trained to use a Mobile Suit in combat... it's a long story, and I probably shouldn't go into it right now. But the new white MS in the hangar, Gundam Freya, is mine, and I'd like to use it to help with... whatever it is you're doing here. I don't really know much about it.

For now, though, I'm going to take Freya and help with the repairs as much as I can before we leave. I just wanted to introduce myself properly.

New pilot #3

[gundam-valkyrie.livejournal.com]

[action]

[It's the White Chalice! There are a bunch of new mechs in the hangar after that clusterfuck out there. Nadia emerges from one of them, but doesn't hang around. She heads out of the hanger and into the ship proper, wandering random halls for a couple minutes.]

[Then, once she's away from the biggest of the milling crowds around the new machines, she leans against a wall, sinks down to her knees, and sits there for a few minutes, head down, shaking.]

[There wasn't time to be scared or upset during the fight, but she doesn't have enough experience to just push those emotions away completely yet. Got to lose it for a bit before composing herself.]


[video]


My name's Nadia Cross, I just arrived after that last battle on Rauha. I was an engineering student, but I've also been trained to use a Mobile Suit in combat... it's a long story, and I probably shouldn't go into it right now. But the new white MS in the hangar, Gundam Freya, is mine, and I'd like to use it to help with... whatever it is you're doing here. I don't really know much about it.

For now, though, I'm going to take Freya and help with the repairs as much as I can before we leave. I just wanted to introduce myself properly.

First Flash

[newtypeamuro.livejournal.com]

[This message is sent over the commlink of the Gundam as he arrives in the hanger immediately following the last battle. It's being sent over the basic communications to the ship, so ostensibly anybody should be able to chime in and speak with him if they want, assuming.]

White Challice- This is Amuro Ray, formerly of the Earth Federation Forces. ...Although my loyalties aren't really to them any more. At this point, you can think of me as an ordinary freelancer.

I'll be working with you all from now on.

[And he leaves it at that for now.]

First Flash

[newtypeamuro.livejournal.com]

[This message is sent over the commlink of the Gundam as he arrives in the hanger immediately following the last battle. It's being sent over the basic communications to the ship, so ostensibly anybody should be able to chime in and speak with him if they want, assuming.]

White Challice- This is Amuro Ray, formerly of the Earth Federation Forces. ...Although my loyalties aren't really to them any more. At this point, you can think of me as an ordinary freelancer.

I'll be working with you all from now on.

[And he leaves it at that for now.]