@Mistress Dizzy
Did you put Jin in the simulation yet?
Did you put Jin in the simulation yet?
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With an unsure but quick glance at the other two new students, Magnus slides the helmet onto his head. For a moment, he thinks the helmet must be faulty, as nothing seemed to happen. He blinked in confusion, but when he opens his eyes, his surroundings had conpletely transformed. No longer was he in a posh, yet very sturdy school. Now, he was amidst what seemed to be a warzone.
He slowly turns in a circle, taking in every detail and allowing his mind to work its magic. "The buildings all seem to have taken damage from a central source, with the capitol building being the most heavily affected. Most likely a bomb, with the origin point being that smoldering carcass of a, van, maybe? Other than smoke the air seems fine and my skin isn't blistering, so the bomb is neither dirty nor nuclear, just straight explosive. That's a relief, I suppose." He crouches behind a small pile of rubble and watches carefully as tanks roll in and soldiers stream out. "Tanks aren't usually personnel carriers, so I doubt these were sent by a recognized nation. These seem closer to a war machine built by someone like AIM or Hydra. Their uniforms seem fairly organized and their use of flamethrowers is something the Nazis loved...The fact that they seem to be attacking metahumans would suggest they're trying to take out the biggest threats first, which makes sense. Now how can I help my classmates?"
He slowly turns in a circle, taking in every detail and allowing his mind to work its magic. "The buildings all seem to have taken damage from a central source, with the capitol building being the most heavily affected. Most likely a bomb, with the origin point being that smoldering carcass of a, van, maybe? Other than smoke the air seems fine and my skin isn't blistering, so the bomb is neither dirty nor nuclear, just straight explosive. That's a relief, I suppose." He crouches behind a small pile of rubble and watches carefully as tanks roll in and soldiers stream out. "Tanks aren't usually personnel carriers, so I doubt these were sent by a recognized nation. These seem closer to a war machine built by someone like AIM or Hydra. Their uniforms seem fairly organized and their use of flamethrowers is something the Nazis loved...The fact that they seem to be attacking metahumans would suggest they're trying to take out the biggest threats first, which makes sense. Now how can I help my classmates?"
@KatherinWinter
I'll PM you
I'll PM you
I'm going to have to back out of the RP.
Juan looks around the group with an unsure look on his face; he had never been comfortable around groups of strangers. "James Bergen," he broadcasts telepathically, "can you please raise your hand?"
I'll post after work
@Mistress Dizzy
Magnus responds with a chuckle, "Sounds like a plan." He holds the helmet in his hands and, upon close examination, recognizes striking similarities between the helmet and a technology of which his father had told many stories. When the X-Men were still active, Charles Xavier had created a computer system called Cerebro, which allowed the user to forge a mental connection with thousands, if not millions of people at a time. If these helmets truly contained even a fraction of Cerebro's power, the simulation would most likely be indistinguishable from reality for those within it. "I wonder how thoroughly this has been tested and what the physical side effects would be if one's virtual self were to die during the course of a simulation."
Magnus responds with a chuckle, "Sounds like a plan." He holds the helmet in his hands and, upon close examination, recognizes striking similarities between the helmet and a technology of which his father had told many stories. When the X-Men were still active, Charles Xavier had created a computer system called Cerebro, which allowed the user to forge a mental connection with thousands, if not millions of people at a time. If these helmets truly contained even a fraction of Cerebro's power, the simulation would most likely be indistinguishable from reality for those within it. "I wonder how thoroughly this has been tested and what the physical side effects would be if one's virtual self were to die during the course of a simulation."
@Eviledd1984
Magnus looks up at the newcomer and waits quietly as he apologizes to the teacher for his tardiness. "Sit down man, the class already started; I think they're in some sort of simulation. I don't even know if the teacher can hear you." He offers his hand in greeting and says, "I'm Magnus and this is Jin."
Magnus looks up at the newcomer and waits quietly as he apologizes to the teacher for his tardiness. "Sit down man, the class already started; I think they're in some sort of simulation. I don't even know if the teacher can hear you." He offers his hand in greeting and says, "I'm Magnus and this is Jin."
Juan frowns as the young girl that had approached him immediately leaves without so much as a goodbye. As the tolling of a bell rings through the campgrounds, Juan shakes his head and walks toward the sound where he is greeted by the sight of a group of people speaking in unison. "Are you the ones in charge?" he asks hopefully.
You could also have him walk into the class and introduce himself to Magnus and Jin.
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