Posted by Lieutenant Mikel Petrov (Chief Engineer) in Risa take II - Main Sim - Away Team ( Tag Petrov, Claire, Locksley, Morning Bright)

Posted by Gamemaster Alfredo Linguini (GameMaster) in Risa take II - Main Sim - Away Team ( Tag Petrov, Claire, Locksley, Morning Bright)

Posted by Ensign Lily Locksley ((A) Chief Medical Officer) in Risa take II - Main Sim - Away Team ( Tag Petrov, Claire, Locksley, Morning Bright)
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“You saying that tells me you aren’t into antiquing, young man. You asked me how much my entire shop collection cost and I told you the price,” said the old lady, “Are you just browsing or are you really looking to buying something?”

Reilly arched an eyebrow at the figure and chuckled. “For that amount, they better be really good pieces.” and he continued to look around. “What pieces aren’t worth much? One man’s trash, and all that…” he asked with another smile. “Unlike my employer, I tend to find beauty in the things most often overlooked.”

Reilly

“A 20th century walkman, non functional. A working Federation tricorder, circa 2261. A design schematic draft of the Freedom-class,” replied the old lady. The selection was… not unusual. A great deal of these pieces seemed like they could be available in a museum, at least from an initial glance.

GM

Petrov CE

GM

“20th Century… same as the car from the Captain’s shuttle.” Reilly thought to himself. “Worth a shot.” and he turned and looked at the woman. “A… walk-man, you say? What ever is that? May I see it, please?” he asked politely.

Reilly, XO

They walked over to the display. “It’s an audio device, as you can see from the ancient headset. The thing inside the walkman is called the tape, and it has a magnetic strip containing audio data, which if the device was fully functional, might be able to play back. However, the magnetic strip of audio data might have lost all magnetic properties due to age by now, so it’s questionable if there is any data remaining.”

GM

“By data you mean music right,” Lily asked. “Any idea what the songs were. Is there something written on the case,” she asked Reilly instantly curious.

Lily Locksley

“Music or vocal recording. Books narrated by a famous person, actor or actress was known to be also popular around that time, as well as things that people wanted to record,” replied the old lady, “Unfortunately, the label has long since worn off. The adhesive was not strong enough to last 500 years.”

GM

Mikel remain back. His goal was to keep the woman in a bargaining mode and now the others could work her however they pleased.

Petrov CE

Reilly peered at it intently and then said “May I examine it more closely? And yes… I am quite aware of the ‘You break it, you buy it’ rule.” he said playfully.

Reilly, XO