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CLOSED.
WHERE: Loki's apartment
WHEN: Beginning of September.
WHAT: Just revolution things.
NOTES OR WARNINGS: Not right now, but will update if needed.
We debouch upon a newer mightier world, varied world,
[ where it might be detrimental to Connor or Markus to push into the restrictions around AI implementation in this world, Loki does it with a careless curiosity. it's to cover their bases is what he says, and what he told Markus, and it is to an extent, but it's for him, too. to continue their investigations, they need to narrow down their options. so, he finds what he's looking for, and as promised, sends along the message to both Markus and Connor:
I wouldn't say it's a surprise, but I do have a present for you. Care to come get it? I'll put out salsa.
-L
it's accompanied with a GPS pin to his apartment and a calendar invite (the time is earlier in the morning, around 4 a.m. to comply with the city-wide time change). there's not much information other than that, but there's only a handful of things that it could be about, and Loki's not about to divulge through the network.
the apartment building is tall and nondescript, built to hold as many people possible in a small place. it's mostly micro-apartments, small, two-story-ish rooms that offer no privacy whatsoever. there are two pings, once to get into the building, and another at Loki's door. when they arrive, he's already leaning on the doorframe, as if he were waiting. ]
Ah, it's not often that I get to play host. Hello, Markus, Connor. Please—my home is your home.
[ and he whisks them in. it's small and narrow, with a large window on the west side that show's a lower skyline of the city (the only redeeming quality of the apartment). there's a place to sit, a small kitchen with two seats and a counter for either cooking or eating. above is a slim staircase that leads to two beds. cozy might be a better term, but it does get claustrophobic. ]
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Playing god. There’s irony in that.
[Considering who they’re sharing company with, at least.
But it isn’t surprising; it’s par the course when it comes to human nature, just as more practical reasons, such as manufacturing cheap labor, also aligns with the history of AI development back home. All in all, Loki simultaneously informs him and tells him nothing completely surprising. He’s of a same mind with Connor.]
Again, none of this is particularly shocking. I’m more concerned about the state of our original bodies — and the consequence of two examples of highly advanced AI existing in this kind of oppressive atmosphere.
[Meaning, what’s happened to them? Are they being stored somewhere? What if they fall into too-curious hands? The unknowns far outweigh whatever answers they can cobble together, an unfortunate trend these days.]
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everyone's trying their best to keep themselves afloat, worrying them with something that can't be changed right now is folly.)
So I'm in agreement with Markus. (dipping his chip with a liberal amount of salsa before eating it in one bite, chewing thoughtfully a moment before replying once he's through.) Respectfully, Loki, we're very familiar with... our people being created to be slaves and I'm... I'm unconcerned with the divine in this matter.
(clears his throat a little, fist against his mouth.) —excuse me.
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Nothing shocking, no—but confirmation so there no longer needs to be an assumption of ...
[ he trails off, pausing to give Connor a curious look.
...
...
then a cat-like grin spreads across his face. ]
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Not that it's obvious to start with. But Connor putting his words to pause for no reason is unusual, and Markus halts his considerations to look at the other android. Then to Loki. And the smile crawling across the latter's face is telling, injecting him with equal parts exasperation and suspicion, even if he already knows it's nothing dire. (Probably. Don't die, Connor.)]
...Loki. What did you do?
[THE BLAME GAME IS HAPPENING EARLY but to be fair, it's not difficult for anyone with a clever mind to put two and two together. And it's a room full of clever people.]