I posted!

I think it's kind of bad, but it at least progresses my section of the plot so if anybody wanted to talk to me, they would need to get off the elevator. Which is always good.

Edit- Are we able to move between towers? Also how are they numbered. And what's the population in each one?

Towers are isolated from one another, capable only of linking by way of shuttle (AKA the elevator you guys just stepped off of, which is now effectively dismantled).

They're numbered simply by which one was built first, second, etc. The letter after the number indicates how large the tower is in terms of population. In this case, it hosts a population of about 3000 individuals.

What's the average size of a tower, and what would it take to move between them?

Ho many towers are there in total?

How many adults are there in the entire station?

Most towers range from 1 to 2 kilometers in height, either hanging from the ceiling or protruding from the bottom of the ship's interior. Considering you're in a hanging tower, and there's about a mile in between each tower, you'd need some sort of flying mechanism, or the ability to fly, to get to another tower effectively. That, or somehow activate the shuttle system that links your tower to another.

If you choose to fly, you'd have to deal with the numerous drones placed in the ship's interior walls, along towers, etc, that actively target specific entities they locate. It'd be quite a lot of eyes on you if you choose to fly.

There are 280 towers in total.

About 50,000 adults.

Working on another IC post.

Sorry to say, but I don't think I have the time to keep up with this.

Good luck everybody, peace out!

:\ Fare well.

Gl elsewhere.

Asura: Thanks for the info! Though I should have phrased it as "How could you legally get moved between towers"

DeadCruiser: Good Luck!

All players will be (by the grace of chance) in the tour group with Kira. In your next posts, feel free to express what your character would say when their name is announced on the megaphone.

Name: Kira Aberdale
Age: 18
Gender: Female
Personality:
+Confident
+Accommodating
+Gentle
-Stubborn when it comes to important decisions
-Can come off as nagging
-Sometimes arrogant
Power: "Pandora's Box" - Kira possesses the ability to eliminate the perception of 'reference points' in other individuals such that they can sense and "see" an object, person, or place, but remain incapable of deducing where it is. This effect applies to sounds, smells, and touch, and not just sight. The ability is most powerful when in an enclosed space such as the interior of a building, but looses efficiency when outside. Kira can extend the ability to any number of people at one time, but cannot change the effects of her intentions between individuals in a group.

For example, if Kira were to use the ability on a single individual, she could eliminate their perception of where a certain door was located. The affected individual knows that the door is [present[/i], but is left in a paradoxical state in which they cannot locate it. They are left wandering, searching for the door when it could very well be right in front of them. This ability could be used to render a sound directionless and omnipresent in an individuals ears, or a single touch extended to their entire body. Kira can render any number of entities incapable of being located in one individual, but this number decreases significantly the more individuals she affects at once.

That seems like a very interesting power. I'm thinking of a couple of ways to defeat it, but nothing that isn't difficult and/or unwieldily.

As to how her power would work, let's say someone is in a standard 6*6 room with an unlocked door. Would just running your arm along the wall until it hit something that feels like a knob, sliding your arm along the knob, and then turning it along the knob, work?

GentleBeast said
That seems like a very interesting power. I'm thinking of a couple of ways to defeat it, but nothing that isn't difficult and/or unwieldily.As to how her power would work, let's say someone is in a standard 6*6 room with an unlocked door. Would just running your arm along the wall until it hit something that feels like a knob, sliding your arm along the knob, and then turning it along the knob, work?

That could work, yes. :P

You'd have to know about it first, though.

Yeah, and my character would probably need a reason to think about getting around it, since she seems nice and all.

Cryptiic said
You'd have to know about it first, though.

EDIT: Never mind

Asuras said
EDIT: Never mind

Sorry about all the unwanted interventions, old habits die hard... x_x

Posted again. I'm pretty sure holding Barbara's hand isn't imposing too much, right?

She wouldn't have expected it, but it's all good.

I AM BACK. SORRY. FOR. DISAPPEARING.

So who is still in this? Because 3 days of no activity in the OOC is encroaching the dead zone. I'm still up and I will be active for many days to come since I'm quitting my bloody job.