closed mingle: welcome to amity island.

[highflights]

[ Kara has cleared out a landing site just outside the area of the ship Mimi was camped in. Each member of the party has been given a rough map marking the more thickly forested areas, contours marked for hills, and an arrow in the water indicating the general direction back to the underwater base. There are Xs for where the old shipwreck emerges through the green, but only those visible from the air, if you're on foot you're on your own. In Kon's handwriting, the maps are all labelled Amity Island in block letters. The wildlife is friendly unless provoked; we can't vouch for the plants. ]

[ The body itself is in a sturdy wood coffin resting on a bed of freshly dug earth, the lid can be easily pushed off. Time to get cracking. ]

[ ooc info about the island can be found here and here. any questions should be directed to the mods at the second link. ]

Comments

[despairing_hope]

[Nagito turned and gestured to the control room. holographic mapThe holographic map was still on display.]

I got it on, and have more or less figured out how to manipulate it and make areas larger and more detailed. But... I'm not really sure how to go about saving it. I didn't want to push too many buttons in the chance I delete it by accident or something.

[He sighed a little and looked down at the communicator.]

So the safest way would be from the communicators side.

[And he hadn't been sure where to start with that. Things were just too alien from what he was familiar to have a sense of base knowledge.]

I was thinking the marked areas should be explored soon as well. They're probably important. I don't know if they're related to the murder, but they're definitely worth looking into.

[hopefragment]

Mm.

[He hums quietly, moving closer to stare up at the map with a frown before moving to the control panel. This is incredibly alien to him, and he doesn't even know what buttons to start with.]

I'd be reluctant to touch anything myself... I don't have your luck, after all. We could record it and try to recreate it on our own maps, or maybe...

[He trails off mid-sentence. The last sentence sounded more like he was talking to himself, anyway.]

You can't read that stuff, right? Like, the translator isn't working for you either?

[despairing_hope]

Not at all. It would be a lot easier if I could read any of it. Though I've figured out how to manipulate the map at least. I'm just not sure how to save it. I was hoping since all of this technology is rather futuristic there would be some kind of function where it could just scan an area and pull data out of it.

That's a bit much to ask for though, isn't it?

[He then pushed some buttons, purposefully, and the map shifted and zoomed in on various areas.]