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Feb. 17th, 2017 07:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
guidance[the image that comes through the device is Fi, floating in the sea a ways out. her surroundings say she is near one of the hotspots - fairly standing in the current, actually. no suit, but that is normal for her.
staring directly into the camera, there is a brief pause before she begins.]
I am requesting suggestions of what should be made to grow on our base underwater in order to heal the injury that their presence causes. Coral was previously mentioned, but plants that have the capacity to grow on harder surfaces or will not be greatly shaken to be transplanted to the area are what I am looking for. While transferring energy to them from the hotspots on a regular basis is planned and will doubtlessly assist in the transition, energy cannot force something that will not grow well to change its nature. Nor do we wish to cause more harm in the process.
[with a bow of her head, the transmission ends.]
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[for those that are out and about in the sea, however, she can be found on a regular basis by the hotspots, either close or going so far as to hover in the currents. always when the water is warmer, the energy friendlier, more inclined towards being channeled. this is not a simple task, but she needs to charge herself in order to bring the energy across distances. the effort is inconsequential in view of the goal.]
staring directly into the camera, there is a brief pause before she begins.]
I am requesting suggestions of what should be made to grow on our base underwater in order to heal the injury that their presence causes. Coral was previously mentioned, but plants that have the capacity to grow on harder surfaces or will not be greatly shaken to be transplanted to the area are what I am looking for. While transferring energy to them from the hotspots on a regular basis is planned and will doubtlessly assist in the transition, energy cannot force something that will not grow well to change its nature. Nor do we wish to cause more harm in the process.
[with a bow of her head, the transmission ends.]
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[for those that are out and about in the sea, however, she can be found on a regular basis by the hotspots, either close or going so far as to hover in the currents. always when the water is warmer, the energy friendlier, more inclined towards being channeled. this is not a simple task, but she needs to charge herself in order to bring the energy across distances. the effort is inconsequential in view of the goal.]