thefinaljedi | 13th Transmission: A Year in Review. [Action/Voice]

[Early that morning, Luke rolls out of bed quietly so as not to wake Ami from her Force trance and set about his day. It was a strange thing, really, getting up in the morning and heading into a routine. The week of dreamless sleep had done him a world of good, keeping back nightmares from the draft. Things were getting better. A light breakfast follows, filling the house with smells if housemates are feeling peckish.

For the early part of the day the Jedi went through his typical morning routine. A run around the village, complete with some rather extreme Parkour has him breathing pretty heavy. He stops by the Bakery for a bit of brunch, and then makes his way to the Battle Dome for a bit of practice. Around lunchtime, he can be found at Seventh Heaven and the square before heading out to the Farmland to check on Hamal before heading back to town.

Sometime in the late afternoon, he sends out a Voice message:]

Afternoon everyone, and greetings to any New Feathers who may be listening. As always, I'd like to offer whatever assistance I can. If you need help with something, please let me know.

I've got a bit of a question for anyone who's willing to listen. Is there anything particularly special you do for the end of your first year here? I arrived one year ago, today. And to be honest it's the longest I've spent on a single planet in over a decade. I've got to admit it's a bit of an odd feeling for me.

I've also been curious about people's travel experiences. Have any of you visited other worlds? Or even other continents on your own homeworld? If you haven't, why not?

And on a final note, I regret to inform everyone that Doctor Eggman has returned home again. He was a great help with the farm, and a good friend.

[A few filtered messages follow]

[Filtered to Adele LeBlanc]

Adele, I haven't heard from you since we got back. Are you doing well? I've been worried.

[Filtered to Syre Atries]

Syre, I wanted to thank you for the notes you left a few weeks ago, and I've got something for you as a token of my appreciation. I can bring it by your apartment, or we can meet somewhere.

[Filtered to Pinkie Pie]

Pinkie, I was wondering if you could help me with something. It involves baking, and I'm not very good at it.

[Then he returns shuts the feed.]

(OOC: If you want to run into Luke somewhere, go for it. He'll be all over town today)

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[Dragonite nods.]

Yes, I was listening. Your power does feel... familiar. But it's also different.

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[Luke speaks out loud, for Lance's benefit as well]

Energy from different worlds can be similar and different at the same time. That would make sense. It could mean that the Force has a parallel in your home, or that your power and mine spring from a common sources at some sort of...universal nexus.

[Again this gets Lance to thinking.]

I wonder if certain legendary Pokemon might know more about that.

[Dragonite nods several times at this.]

Yes, yes, I think so!

It presents interesting possibilities. Dragonite, I'm going to let the link go now. Thank you, and I look forward to speaking to you again.

[He keeps it active a bit longer so the Pokemon can respond, and then ends it, offering a handshake to it.]

Certain Pokemon, you said?

Me too!

[Because really that's kinda cool. Dragonite shakes Luke's hand happily. Lance smiles at this, glad to see Dragonite so pleased, although wishing he could talk to his Pokemon that way. But he and Dragonite already know each other very well, and he is content with that.]

There are Pokemon in my world that are one of a kind, and are a great deal more powerful. They're referred to as legendary Pokemon, and many of them are said to be masters over certain parts of our world. For example, there are two dragons that control time and space.

That's certainly possible then, if they've some mastery over power like that. The more I think about it, the more I'm seriously thinking that there is some sort of nexus-point or singularity where all realities collide. And perhaps shades of that point are where super and pseudonatural power comes from.

[He strokes his chin]

And it'd explain a lot about Luceti, too.

[Whoa. That's a bit too technical for Lance's mind to handle. He knows a lot of stuff about Pokemon, but stuff such as that? Not really. He gets the gist though.]

You mean you think all of our worlds are connected at some point, including this one? I suppose that could explain how we got here.

Exactly. I've started to think that maybe...reality, all reality, is one giant wheel, centered on an axis. A central point. It's possible that Luceti is part of that axis.

[He waves a hand all around them]

It'd explain a lot of things.

That's quite the theory. What would it explain?

[He hasn't exactly been here very long and doesn't know as much as Luke.]

For one, how we get here. For another, how power sources and technology from every world represented here exist.

[He's sounding extremely intrigued]

I mean, think about it? Your Pokemon, the Force, sorcery, magic, even the Malnosso's Shifting technology. This place is a wellspring of technology, power, and knowledge. Where else could such a place with all these things so readily available exist but in some sort of nexus?

[Lance nods as he listens to Luke. This really is interesting.]

You're right. To think that this world is a crossroad to all of ours. We were brought here, but it can't be a one way trip. Others have been sent home, right?

Well, we do know a few things about that. The Malnosso are just as trapped as we are. And that people do return home, some return as well.

[He purses his lips and looks up at Dragonite thoughtfully.]

It didn't really click till now, but that's about the only thing that makes much sense.

They're also trapped here and yet keep us imprisoned?

[Dragonite blinks back at Luke.]

It does make sense, but if there was an obvious way to get everyone back home, I'm sure the Malnosso would have found it by now.

[Lance sighs at that thought. Perhaps if they weren't all stuck in this enclosure with limited resources, they possibly could find a way home. But well.]

That's the official story, yea.

[He shrugs]

At least, that's what they tell us. We do know that the world brings us here, not the Malnosso. So that's something. They aren't natives either.

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