Luke Skywalker (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
thefinaljedi) wrote2013-05-22 08:15 pm
thefinaljedi) wrote2013-05-22 08:15 pm
Entry tags:
19th Transmission: A Poor Imitation [Voice/Action] (May 20-23rd)
[Taking up the maintenance work had been just the thing Luke had needed. Reeling from the loss of Obi-Wan, he'd just wanted to be away from everyone and everything, friends and girlfriend included. A note for Ami was all he'd really left, promising to be back when he felt up to facing the future after the ridiculousness that was...well...that last shift. And he had to admit that even though it was only low orbit it had been nice to see space again. Being so long cooped up on a single planet was strange to someone who was just used to flying, and it'd done wonders to relieve pressure.
And given him an itch.
For the first day after he returns or so, Luke can be found at the farm, taking care of maintenance after the planting had been finished, while in the afternoon he's busy programming something rather complex on the Battle Dome computer. And of course, he'll be resuming his evening shifts at the Clinic and spending some quiet time at House 46.
However by the 22nd he's finished his project and on 23rd he sends out a generalized broadcast.]
Voice
Hello Luceti.
This is Luke Skywalker. It occurs to me that I've not done one of these in some time, so allow me to extend a greeting to the New Feathers from this cycle. I manage the farmland and could always use some volunteers to help maintain it. It's meant to supplement the food supplies granted to us by the Malnosso in the event of an emergency, so it's a rather hefty project that could always use more hands.
Also, I've been working on a little side project at the Battle Dome. If anyone is interested, I've managed to program some training and historical dogfight simulations from my homeworld. Flight simulations, for both X-Wings and Y-Wings, the two kinds of snubfighters I've had the most experience with. I'd appreciate any help testing them for bugs, and if anyone would like to add to them they're more than welcome to do so. If you've ever wanted to fly, it might be a good chance, and it's a skill might be useful if another draft occurs in space.
On an unrelated note, I've apparently missed my own birthday. I'm 31 now, and this is my second in Luceti. It's a little strange, having been on a single planet for so long. For those of you who do remain stationary, how do you manage it? I admit it's got me rather restless.
Thank you for listening, and may the Force be with you.
[Luke will be at the Battle Dome for anyone who wants to try his simulations, and he's got quite a few to choose from...]
And given him an itch.
For the first day after he returns or so, Luke can be found at the farm, taking care of maintenance after the planting had been finished, while in the afternoon he's busy programming something rather complex on the Battle Dome computer. And of course, he'll be resuming his evening shifts at the Clinic and spending some quiet time at House 46.
However by the 22nd he's finished his project and on 23rd he sends out a generalized broadcast.]
Voice
Hello Luceti.
This is Luke Skywalker. It occurs to me that I've not done one of these in some time, so allow me to extend a greeting to the New Feathers from this cycle. I manage the farmland and could always use some volunteers to help maintain it. It's meant to supplement the food supplies granted to us by the Malnosso in the event of an emergency, so it's a rather hefty project that could always use more hands.
Also, I've been working on a little side project at the Battle Dome. If anyone is interested, I've managed to program some training and historical dogfight simulations from my homeworld. Flight simulations, for both X-Wings and Y-Wings, the two kinds of snubfighters I've had the most experience with. I'd appreciate any help testing them for bugs, and if anyone would like to add to them they're more than welcome to do so. If you've ever wanted to fly, it might be a good chance, and it's a skill might be useful if another draft occurs in space.
On an unrelated note, I've apparently missed my own birthday. I'm 31 now, and this is my second in Luceti. It's a little strange, having been on a single planet for so long. For those of you who do remain stationary, how do you manage it? I admit it's got me rather restless.
Thank you for listening, and may the Force be with you.
[Luke will be at the Battle Dome for anyone who wants to try his simulations, and he's got quite a few to choose from...]
Re: [Voice]
For me? Sometimes more than a day at a time is a rare occurrence in itself. And then sometimes it's months. I've learned to be flexible.
And if you think that's bad, I've been in villages where the majority of the population has never been more than fifteen miles outside the town limits.
[Voice]
[Honestly...]
Re: [Voice]
Earth was fairly fortunate in where it ended up in the galaxy. Especially since we've been stuck on it for as long as we have.
It sounds as if you've been keeping busy.
[Voice]
Hope you've been well, Natasha.
Re: [Voice]
Well enough. I've been keeping busy myself. And it's certainly been an eventful month.
[Voice]
And yea, it has.
[He won't say that he just...proposed. But hell, he kinda did.]
Re: [Voice]
[And the last alien spacecraft she'd piloted had been awkward and unwieldy at best.]
[Voice]
[Not sure what else to say, he's fairly sure she will turn up.]