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JELLY SHROOM CAVE BASE EXPLORATION | ACTION
[In the early morning, just after breakfast is cleaned up, Sorey sends a telepathic broadcast to whoever is still currently hanging around the base:
Hey everyone! We found a strange cave way down deep in the tunnels a couple of weeks ago, and the fish down there told us there were humans living down there somehow! We’re going to check it out today. You’re welcome to come with, but bring some kind of shielding, all right? There’s a whole bunch of Tiger Plants on the route, and those spikes they shoot are no joke!
Mikleo chimes in: If you have swimming troubles, I should be able to take you around, though a couple of you might want to bring Seaglides as well. We mapped out a partial safe route, but keep in mind there’s some very large predators, and the water pressure’s going to be pretty intense if you move too far from us down there. Come prepared for that.
Should you as an intrepid explorer decide to venture down into the tunnels with them, there’s plenty to see. Glowing Jelly Shrooms are scattered across the caves, the only bit of light offered so far down in the dark. Sorey and Mikleo will lead the group in a careful circuit through them, not going too close. It’s easy to see why when a couple of Crabsnakes poke their heads out curiously.
The abandoned base the group will come across is small but has some useful items if you care to take a look. There’s also a dully glowing three-person Seamoth to be discovered not too far away, out of power, if any technologically-inclined people want to figure out how to get that back to base for use.
((OOC: Open mission post for Jelly Shroom Base Exploration! Sorey and Mikleo will tag whoever tags in, but feel free to jump other people as well and branch your explorations out separately if you’d like. There’s a lot to find!))
Hey everyone! We found a strange cave way down deep in the tunnels a couple of weeks ago, and the fish down there told us there were humans living down there somehow! We’re going to check it out today. You’re welcome to come with, but bring some kind of shielding, all right? There’s a whole bunch of Tiger Plants on the route, and those spikes they shoot are no joke!
Mikleo chimes in: If you have swimming troubles, I should be able to take you around, though a couple of you might want to bring Seaglides as well. We mapped out a partial safe route, but keep in mind there’s some very large predators, and the water pressure’s going to be pretty intense if you move too far from us down there. Come prepared for that.
Should you as an intrepid explorer decide to venture down into the tunnels with them, there’s plenty to see. Glowing Jelly Shrooms are scattered across the caves, the only bit of light offered so far down in the dark. Sorey and Mikleo will lead the group in a careful circuit through them, not going too close. It’s easy to see why when a couple of Crabsnakes poke their heads out curiously.
The abandoned base the group will come across is small but has some useful items if you care to take a look. There’s also a dully glowing three-person Seamoth to be discovered not too far away, out of power, if any technologically-inclined people want to figure out how to get that back to base for use.
((OOC: Open mission post for Jelly Shroom Base Exploration! Sorey and Mikleo will tag whoever tags in, but feel free to jump other people as well and branch your explorations out separately if you’d like. There’s a lot to find!))
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Sure thing. Are you interested in this kind of stuff?
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But one out of three would be most likely. ]
You could say that.
[ Sorey got a brief, tight smile. In truth she was all about the biological. Working on machines was only a necessity here. It was what she did with the marine life that she enjoyed. ]
Or you could say it's where my main talents lie, if you wanted.
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[He gestures to his own little bag full of samples taken from down here.]
We could probably use your help back at the lab, if it's not too much trouble. A lot of us are still new at this.
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I might swing by that way once in a while.
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I guess that would be the logical solution, huh.
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I guess it would.
Are you in them very often yourself?
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If that's the case, then I'm sure we'll be bosom buddies before very long.
[ No one was Valentine's bosom buddy, for long or for short. ]
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I think the term is "lab partners", but yeah! I look forward to working with you.
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Wow, she really couldn't stand this sort of peppiness. But if he was going to be in the labs, she'd make an effort. ]
I prefer focusing on things closer to home, but I'm sure our research will cross over.
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Wonder if the artifact they found was mechanical or magical. We seem to be stumbling across a healthy mix of both sorts of things lately.
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Both bring up more questions of their own.
[ She wondered if the 'first' crew here was the first crew here. An indigenous race of sapient beings was also a consideration, true, but it seemed foolish to rule out the other thought. ]
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[he's thinking less about individual crews, right now, and more -- why did people keep trying to colonize this planet? what was there here that was so desirable?]
It's like following a trail of breadcrumbs. Though we wouldn't have expected anyone to find this an ideal place to move to...in fact, we wouldn't even have thought to look for human habitation down here if the Crabsnakes hadn't mentioned it, in those strange dreams. We just thought we'd found an unusual ecosystem.
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It seems a lot of effort. Maybe there were resources down here they needed. Natural ones. And they found the others later.
Might be worth looking into.
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...it'll probably take at least another trip to figure out, though. If we can get what's of interest in this base sorted out this time around, maybe it can be used as a breather point to explore deeper into this area from.
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I could take a few samples of those mushrooms however. Wouldn't be too hard to examine them while I'm waiting on the results of the other samples.
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I've got more than a moment. Go ahead.
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Not wanting to waste time, she was off in a flash to take some samples. Fortunately, the one she chose didn't have any eels. Some of the nearby ones, however... ]
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Fortunately as she swam back, they didn't care. Not their territory, after all. ]
Nice trick.
Some thanks are in order, I suppose.
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