Week 11.
WEEK 11 The meeting with Mars could have gone infinitely worse. It's difficult to say that it went well, admittedly, but at least it didn't go as poorly as it could have; either way, her departure leaves you free to look around the Valley Windworks, and it shouldn't take you long at all to find something interesting on the floor. It's bright yellow and glowing, set into the ground like any other normal part of the floor otherwise; stepping on it will cause the world to spin briefly in your field of vision, and when it straightens itself out again, you find yourself standing in the corner of the lobby of a large building you've never seen before. Welcome to the Jubilife TV station. The place seems staffed with Galactic grunts, but they leave you alone outside of just watching you in that dead-eyed, vaguely unnerving way they have of watching everything; they'll let you leave without a fuss at any rate, and it's probably for the best that you get yourself situated for the time being. After all, you've got an entire new city to get accustomed to. The people here seem to be trying to get themselves situated as well, though obviously that's for entirely different reasons. The world continues to change, around them and you both, and overall things do seem to be going in a direction that might be considered favorable. Noticeably, the grunts in the TV station don't seem to be changing at all, regardless of what happens to the other locals; that might be cause for some concern... POKEMON AVAILABLE: WITHIN CITIES SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY [OOC: Welcome to week eleven of Azume; feel free to make as many top levels as you'd like and tag out to other characters! This post is for all of your interactions this week... at least until the weekend. Don't forget that a write-up is due this weekend!] |

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He's still not wild about suddenly finding himself in a completely different place without warning, but at least it's better than several alternatives he can think of.]
I wonder how many cities we'll end up being in?
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[Ignis doesn't need sight to be able to hear the shrug in his voice.]
...To tell the truth, I'm worried about Saturn. It's our fault he ended up in such sorry shape, and I promised myself I wasn't going to let anything happen to the guy.
[It doesn't take a genius for Bucky's empathy for the guy to become clear, even if he was the one running the machines that brainwashed them.]
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[So, you know. Small mercies, pretty much.]
But try as I might, I can't come up with any real explanation for what could have happened. Just theories with nothing to support them, and that worries me enough even without considering Saturn specifically.
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[Because Bucky Barnes is not a cheerful man.]
Mars might not have wanted to believe he's capable of atrocities against his own, but I have no doubts he's killed others before.
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[But then again, maybe that's just him being raised religious talking.]
I think we need to look for the Pokemon Uxie told us about. If this mess was caused by Cyrus kidnapping a bunch of gods, it's only going to get better if we ask other gods for help.
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[A sigh.]
You're right. We'll likely have to enlist whatever deities Cyrus doesn't already have at his disposal.
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I think it's best to assume they won't be too friendly. Can't say I blame them.
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Can't say I'm really used to large pantheons, but we've been a little too lucky so far.
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[...]
They've listened, so far. That's something.
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Or can't.
[He sighs, noisily running a hand through his hair.]
When I was under HYDRA's control, I wasn't exactly capable of chitchat.
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Though, I'll be honest, the idea of having to take on God with a pep talk hoping we're not all killed doesn't fill me with a lot of confidence.
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