15th Transmission: Fourth Wall Episode II The Fourth Wall Strikes Back! [Action!]

[thefinaljedi]

[When Luke woke up that morning, he got a sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach that there was something strange going on. Sound flooded his senses, and Artoo had rolled into his room, bleeping excitedly. Apparently there were a lot of new people in the village today, and the droid was pretty annoyed. More than usual.

He grabbed up his things, clipped on his lightsaber, and headed out into the rather large number of strangers that'd gathered around Luceti.]

You weren't kidding, Artoo. There are a lot of New Feathers this time around.

[Only, he was beginning to notice...these people didn't have wings. That was new. That hadn't happened before, ever, to his knowledge.]

What's going on?

[Luke makes his rounds as usual, albeit slightly slower, heading around to the Village Clinic, the Battle Dome, the Tea Shop, and the Farm. In the evening, he's probably weirded out enough to have visited Seventh Heaven to indulge in hot chocolate, so feel free to grab him up anywhere, anytime, and for whatever purpose you might have.]

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[archaeologic]

[At Seventh Heaven, Luke might spot a familiar-looking man at a table with a half-eaten sandwich and a sprawling stack of maps in front of him. He's clearly wrapped up in his own thoughts at the moment. But he had to figure out where he was.]

[thefinaljedi]

Han?

[After meeting his mother and Threepio Luke was only a little surprised to see a man who looked like his brother-in-law sitting in Seventh Heaven. He approached with a salute.]

[archaeologic]

[Indy doesn't look up at first - because, well, that wasn't his name, so it wasn't him being addressed, obviously. Of course, he can't miss it when the man comes over to his table and salutes to him. Someone he's never seen before in his life.]

I think you've got me confused with somebody else. The name's Indiana. Indiana Jones.

[thefinaljedi]

[Luke blinks, somewhat surprised. Of course. Indiana Jones. He'd seen those films, and he feels somewhat foolish for assuming it might be Han. ]

Ah, pardon me then, Indiana. You look a lot like my brother-in-law. My name's Luke. May I join you?

[archaeologic]

I'm not anybody's brother-in-law. [For that he'd need siblings. Or - perish the thought - a wife. Still, he wasn't troubled by a simple mistake like that.]

Go ahead, I guess. You wouldn't happen to have a map of the area on hand, would you?

[thefinaljedi]

[Luke joins Indy, waving a waitress over to order a cup of hot chocolate]

Yea, I do. [Luke pulls out his journal, and flips to a map he'd drawn of Luceti some time ago. It's not bad, he's not a cartographer, but it's a skill he picked up.]

We're...here. [He points]

[archaeologic]

[Hey, any map is better than no map.]

I see. And where is "here", exactly?

[thefinaljedi]

Luceti. It's...a different world.

Literally, a different world.

[archaeologic]

[...You know, he's liable to believe some pretty farfetched things, but this is pushing it.]

Does this have anything to do with half the population having wings?

[thefinaljedi]

Something like that.

[He leans back in his seat]

The wings are a bit odd, but this isn't anything like my home, so I'm willing to bet it's nothing like yours either.

[archaeologic]

[He glances out the window, mumbling something about "too many tourists".]

Well, I'll have something new to write about when I get back, anyway.

[thefinaljedi]

I'm certain you will.

[He lets out an amused laugh.]

Though getting out is a bit of a difficult proposition.

[archaeologic]

[Oh, great. Better not be the Nazis again.]

And why's that?

[thefinaljedi]

There's an all but impenetrable barrier surrounding the entire enclosure.