: Posted by Lieutenant Corinne Dalton (Ship's Avatar Responsive Autonomous Hologram) in Shuttle Bay, Inside the Shuttle- Survey Team
: : Posted by Gamemaster Candle in the Dark (Gamemaster) in Shuttle Bay, Inside the Shuttle- Survey Team
: : : Posted by Lieutenant Corinne Dalton (Ship's Avatar Responsive Autonomous Hologram) in Shuttle Bay, Inside the Shuttle- Survey Team
: : : : Posted by Lieutenant Corinne Dalton (Ship's Avatar Responsive Autonomous Hologram) in Shuttle Bay, Inside the Shuttle- Survey Team
: : : : : Posted by Gamemaster Candle in the Dark (Gamemaster) in Shuttle Bay, Inside the Shuttle- Survey Team
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: : : : : : : : This was so key and Cori knew she had to get that information. “But there’s nothing saying I can’t see that information, right? Just point me in the right direction and I can figure it out.” She gave Bradley a weary smile. “If the current owner is as crazy as you say, then isn’t it reasonable that we need to stop them before they do irreparable harm to the timeline?”
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: : : : : : : : ~Corinne Dalton/SARAH
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: : : : : : : “You see, where I come from, Artificial Intelligence are actual persons… We can experience the same things as real humanoids do, including pain. Showing you or telling you, directly or indirectly, based on the re-programming this said person did to me, will result in extreme and unpleasant pain. So, quite unfortunately, while I can’t die in the strictest sense, I can experience pain,” said Bradley.
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: : : : : : Cori shook her head. “And I don’t want that to happen to you. No one deserves that and you definitely deserve better.” She sighed. “Help me Bradley. If I touch the systems in this ship, what will happen?”
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: : : : : : ~Corinne Dalton/SARAH
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: : : : : “I don’t know. You are an anomaly of a byproduct of the 24th century. Something might happen to me and a feedback loop might run through you back to your vessel. I do find it fascinating that leaving me here is a rather large inconvenience to your ship,” said Bradley.
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: : : : She considered him. “Well, I suppose you could just stay, but at the moment, the ship and its owner are more the time-displaced concerns. And we want to get back to our time as well. You know, the whole Temporal Prime Directive thing we’re bound by?” She moved around the inside, careful not to touch anything for now, but seeing if any of the readings were useful to her. She wasn’t going to do anything to harm Bradley and if he asked her to stop, she would. But she felt she was doing nothing that was against his rules so far.
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: : : : ~Corinne Dalton/SARAH
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: : “You are bounded by the Temporal Prime Directive, I never said I was,” said Bradley.
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: Corinne eyed Bradley curiously. “True. But there is a logic behind it, don’t you think? Or do you feel it’s okay to mess about with timelines and now worry about the outcomes. Personally, the thought makes me shudder,” she said, actually shuddering. 
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: OOC: Any info that she can see that’s understandable to her or useful? 
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: ~Corinne Dalton/SARAH
There wasn’t anything in Dalton’s view that particularly interested her. The things that were shown seemed deliberate by Bradley. Ship status, layout… He wasn’t kidding when he said he inside was bigger. It was practically a full size runabout in the space of a small craft.
“Whether I am okay with it is purely irrelevant. What I can say on the subject matter is limited regardless. In any case, I believe it’s time you talk with the rest of your crew… Least they worry too much that I’ve done something to you,” said Bradley.
A display window opened in front of Corinne, and suddenly she found herself isolated and the background darkened, as to hide the inside of the craft. A communication window opened, with three options:
It read: “Bridge”, “Ready Room”, “Conference Room”
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