"Hey! You've reached Cayde, but either I'm busy or I'm busy. Either way, go ahead and leave a message...or don't. Obviously I won't get back to you if it's the latter."
[He'd cooked two packs of ramen and only one and a half of the flavoring packs just in case spicy was too spicy. It's hard to gauge between people after all.
Cayde starts sifting noodles around with his chopsticks, pausing a moment to glance back at the kid.]
Huh?
...
...oh right!
The Graq! Only not the Graq. -I think they used to live in Sh'Ka from what I've seen of the architecture. Anyway!
See, it was all an elaborate setup and these poor guys were plucked off of their planet and dropped in the Agrii ship, armed with guns they didn't know how to use. They made for the most familiar thing to them, which happened to be some kinda in-ship greenhouse forest.
[Dustin watches Cayde with narrowed, intense and curious eyes, even as he starts more aggressively scarfing down his bowl of noodles. There's a bit of heat to them, but it's not unpleasant enough to slow him down.]
So, non-spacefaring species similar to the Graq? [Said around a mouthful of ramen, which he pauses to finish chewing and swallowing before he continues.] What did they look like?
Sorry, that got a bit confusing. It was the Graq who were aboard the ship, but they weren't the ones who planned the whole thing. So far as I know, the Graq aren't spacefaring in general.
[He holds a hand out to invite his Ghost to join in. Sundance compiles in a shimmer of light, spinning her shell halves before she floats back to project a recorded clip of the Graq.
Short, more stocky in build but in terms of size far more closer to average humans than the skinny, tall, limby Agrii. That'd explain why the clothes in Sh'Ka suited people more than the ones here in Temba. They had gruff, doglike faces, and their language was all grunts and growls, although with the Communication point, Dustin could probably make out that they were saying something about a rock bird.]
[Dustin lets out a small, frustrated huff at Cayde's roundabout storytelling methods, but the moment passes quickly. Sundance's demonstration drags his attention away at once, enough to get him to stop eating for a few seconds, even, so that he can hear what the projection is saying over the sound of his slurping.]
...Rock...bird? The ship, I would guess. [Dustin tilts his head slightly, like a dog hearing a whistle.] If they weren't spacefaring, then...what were they doing on Agra 10? There's no way the population in Sh'Ka didn't know about space travel - the city has a spaceship hangar. Unless it - or the connections to Temba - weren't built concurrently...
[Dustin cuts himself off only because he's scooped another clump of ramen into his mouth, chewing pensively while the gears in his brain churn behind his eyes.]
Oh, no, that was a literal bird. That eats rocks. Think that was when Tony and I were asking about the local wildlife. We wrangled one of those things you know. She's probably still aboard the Agrii ship.
[He pauses to finally enjoy a mouthful of noodles himself. It's a bit hard eating noodles when you have no lips so he has to jerk his head up to make sure it all goes past his jaws.]
Good question, right? Makes you wonder if even the Agrii were actually native to this place or if they were both transplanted for some reason or another. I don't think Sh'Ka was built by the Graq. You've been there, right? You can tell their handiwork from other buildings.
They build things from rock, use their spit to melt it down and form it.
[He holds up a finger before pulling out a knife, setting it on the counter. It's one solid piece and a bit weighty, some eight inches in length. Definitely handcrafted, but the shaping is smoother in some areas, a slightly different texture.]
It's how they make their tools too. I'm pretty sure that's why there's a giant quarry in Sh'Ka, since rock was their main material to work with.
[--is all Dustin can manage at first, because while Cayde was talking, he's polished off all of the noodle parts of his meal and is in the process of guzzling the broth out of his bowl, as much for the sustenance as he is for the warmth. He places the empty dish and his chopsticks back down on the counter with a soft clatter and quickly wipes his mouth (and his now slightly runny nose) on the back of a coat sleeve.]
--Yeah, I gathered. [Dustin turns his attention to the knife. He glances up once at Cayde, as if silently asking permission, then gently leans forward to get a better look at it from all angles.] The stoneworking methods present in the ruins suggested a sort of active melding rather than carving or casting, although the fact that the rock shows minimal signs of metamorphosis from the process is still odd. A property of the local bedrock or their spit, maybe.
[With formal permission given, Dustin picks up the stone knife like he's handling a precious artifact, turns it over once in his hands to weigh it and see the underside, then sets it back on the counter and pushes it towards Cayde. That's all he needs.]
[But as mentioned - sidetrack.]
Right. Do you know who was doing the shooting? What they wanted?
[Cayde gives the knife a little spin, watching it twirl on the counter a few rotations.]
No. Well, theoretically it's the Atroma who pulled the trigger and set everything up. See, the entire Agrii crew was missing from their homeship when we got there, except for Ga Re, and we had no idea where any of them had gone to.
The two 'enemy' ships had some Graq aboard to continue to try selling the whole thing of invaders. Thankfully our guys weren't just twiddling their thumbs while we were out scouting the Agrii ship and looking for Ga Re. Some of 'em managed to sneak aboard the other ships, and plus we got our scans running. Found all the Agrii that were missing- they'd been transported to the other ships.
Could've been real bad if we just decided to open fire right back, see?
[Dustin nods along, his eyes periodically flickering back to the spinning knife as its movement distracts his attention. Still, he doesn't seem so sidetracked that he doesn't follow Cayde's story.]
Yeah, I get it. [Kind of nasty, actually, if this is the last population of the Agrii left - essentially setting them up for extinction. Dustin's pensive expression turns into a troubled frown.] What evidence do we have to suggest that the Atroma were responsible?
[He's heard this name before, but it's only ever been just that: A name. "The real enemy" with nothing concrete to back it up. He's inclined to believe that a third party is involved in all of this, he's just not sure who it should be, or why.]
[Considering that the storms were pretty much tailored to do the same to the Agrii here...]
Convenient scapegoat. Honestly though? Their fingerprints are everywhere, according to those who've actually encountered and fought them. Most of them aren't here anymore though...
There's traces of their technology- even the shuttles we use? Those were provided to them, along with the ship the Agrii use now. They've even got videos of...I guess old episodes? Wait, guess I should back up. How much have you heard about them anyway?
Mind, this is all what I've heard from the few that said they'd been kidnapped by the Atroma before. Think the only ones still around from that experience are Keith and the Soldier.
[He resettles himself in his seat, absently pushing around the noodles floating in his bowl.]
These Atroma guys, they were some kind of cyborg race that had in their minds to be entertained by well, everyone else. They'd pluck a bunch of people from all over and stuck them in some glorified gameshow. Heard they put some kinda implants or something in them too, I forget how that worked.
Anyway, so they had something like a broadcast. All the people who were brought in were assigned to shuttles- and those shuttles happen to be the ones- or at least some version of the ones that we have now. They're apparently lacking in a lot of the things the veterans remembered 'em to have. But I figure with all the weird time-dimension-whatever going on with people being brought in, who's to say what iteration of anything we're in now.
The Agrii who lived in Temba at the time, played host to some of the Atroma's cast, I guess you'd call 'em. Temba was some kind of supply stop. Think it was shortly after that visit that the storms started. So conveniently the Agrii were able to be evacuated by them, and then the Atroma apparently supplied them with their current homeship, which happens to also have a viewing theater with all the lovely Fleet episodes. Think that was the name.
...actually I think that kid with the little bot has that particular episode downloaded from back when we were snooping- er, exploring the ship.
[Dustin's eyes migrate from the knife to Cayde's bowl of noodles. He's focused, yes, but also...still very hungry. Is Cayde going to eat those? Does Cayde need to eat those?]
[Good thing for both of them, the thought of that ramen going to waste doesn't seem to distract Dustin at all from Cayde's explanation - which is good, because this is a lot to take in. Non-consensual interdimensional gameshow? Temba, used as a pitstop that immediately caused planet-wide turmoil? The Atroma supplied their escape and some of the critical technology that the Agrii have for them now? Who is "The Soldier?"]
[A few moments of silence pass as Dustin processes, trying to determine what the most important thread of information to tug on would be.]
[Oh, he saw that. He may be deep in his storytelling but he can catch a hungry look.
Cayde lets Dustin soak the information all in, knowing it's a lot to dump on someone but there's not really much of a better way to break it up, and they'd basically learned a good chunk of that all at once too.
Absently tapping his chopsticks against the side of the bowl to make sure they don't drip everywhere, he just as casually slides his bowl over to Dustin. Someone may as well enjoy it while it's still relatively warm.]
Yeah, Cal. He was with the team that went looking for Ga Re.
[Dustin had been mostly unaware that he was so openly ogling Cayde's food, so when the bowl is slid his way he looks genuinely surprised by the gesture, gaze flickering several times between the Hunter and his abandoned noodles before he hesitantly pulls it close, hovering overtop like he'll bite anyone that tries to take it away.]
Got it.
[Note to self: Follow up with Cal to access that recording. Dustin isn't thrilled about how this information-gathering venture is starting to snowball into the laps of more people, but at least it's all been people that he's identified as either "trustworthy" or "interesting and probably competent" in Cal's case.]
Tommy was part of that team, too. He mentioned that the ship experienced some kind of storm-like phenomenon, and that it affected Ga Re in a similar way. [The whole reason why he's talking to Cayde right now, that.] Does that line up with what you observed? You said there were power fluctuations, just before the attack.
Power fluctuations- no, no. Those happened once the supposed enemy ships started firing on us. Think the only reason it didn't do worse is because we'd managed to get the shields running, but soon as they opened fire, systems were going haywire.
I think I was too preoccupied with the fact that we were being fired at to notice anything powers-wise. I mean, technical stuff never seems to function right during the storms either.
[Cayde finally reaches over to put the stone knife away.]
The group I was with decided to go get some answers from the apparent boarding party shortly after things started going kind of crazy. Don't think the barrage outside lasted too long because I was able to use my solar a bit.
[Dustin takes advantage of Cayde's exposition to start scarfing down this next bowl of ramen. With the way he haphazardly twists and scoops noodles into his face, it's like he hasn't eaten in the past week, let alone five minutes ago. Then again, the boy is thin enough that Cayde wouldn't be remiss in thinking this is, in fact, the first decent meal he's had in several days.]
[Mumbled around a half-chewed mouthful of noodles: ] And? What did you get out of the boarding party? That you haven't already told me, anyway.
Well, Jon wanted to try talking to them. He could tell they were confused but then I think they panicked and spit at him- apparently their spit doesn't work the same on...people as it does to rocks, thankfully, but it makes them go loopy, so I hadda deal with a hallucinating Archivist on top of everything else.
[He sighs.]
Managed to get the rest of the team to stick to incapacitating rather than outright killing 'em.
Things calmed down for a bit after that, and Tony's team found the missing Agrii. ...and then of course suddenly we find out the other two ships out there have been set to self-destruct, so we gotta hustle to evacuate everyone from there.
[Dustin nods slowly. Getting spit on by a Graq was already something he'd made a mental note to avoid, but it's nice to know that this is still a priority even if the end result isn't immediately disfiguring or fatal.]
What kind of condition was Ga Re in? The rest of the Agrii?
[Tommy had made it sound like Ga Re was in rough shape, but had been unable or unwilling to provide more details. Details Dustin has determined are Important.]
The other Agrii, they were all unconscious, asleep or something. We had to wake 'em up and try getting some to help so we could get everyone out. It was really tight, moving a couple hundred Agrii out with only our shuttles available to do the ferrying.
I heard Ga Re was taken to get medical treatment soon as things started going down. Didn't really see her myself until everything was overwith and she was willing to send us all home, or at least let us 'He-Rows' have a look at the technology to figure it out and use the portals to go wherever, even home.
Of course, conveniently, whatever source was being used to power the thing was somehow missing and poor Ga Re was about to panic.
[Cayde holds up a hand.]
And cue the evil, mysterious voice over the PA system, basically thanking us for the entertainment and that as much as Ga Re wanted to, they couldn't let her send us home so they took whatever the Core thing was. Shooed us back to Agra Ten, but they were kind enough to give the Agrii ship a power core that could make the trip back. So thoughtful, right?
[Dustin has enough time while Cayde is explaining this next bit of the story to finish the rest of his soup, but this time, he doesn't. Part of it is the fact that he's actually getting a little full; more of it is that the events being detailed give him enough pause to slow down and think things through more thoroughly than before.]
[The Agrii gave them the option to go home.]
[Somehow, Dustin has gone this entire time assuming that, even if they fulfilled what they were abducted here to accomplish, the Agrii would be so reliant on their assistance that they would refuse to let them leave - and have the complete and utter mental authority to enforce their compliance on the matter. He'd been bitter about it. And now here's Cayde, telling him that Ga Re was ready to send them all home before they had ever "fixed" a single storm. It flies in the face of all the assumptions Dustin had built up about these people, and he's not quite sure how to puzzle through it all at the moment.]
[So he doesn't. Instead, Dustin focuses on something that definitely makes him mad, and he's pretty sure should make him mad.]
Fucking typical. [He snorts, derisive, and angrily mauls a clump of noodles wrapped around his chopsticks.] So it's all just for their entertainment, then? The Atroma? All of our suffering and the Agrii's tasks are some drama that they can watch on a Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn?
[Cayde thought personally that it was a real shame the newer people haven't gotten the opportunity to meet the Agrii face to face. He wonders if they've gotten around to a decision on that.
He watches Dustin out of the corner of his eye, even as he reaches out to invite Colonel closer for some petting.]
That's what it's been looking like, and from what's been said about them, they seem the most likely culprit. But if they are, then we at least know they'd been beaten before, from the Fleet veterans. Maybe that's why these ones are staying hidden. They know we'd whup 'em good if they ever showed their faces around here.
[Dustin doesn't seem so sure - or maybe he sees Colonel edging closer and that's making him a little nervous. Either way, he guards his bowl closer and starts eating it with a bit more gusto.]
[Colonel tilts her head in that jerky fashion that chickens tend to use, her eye fixating on Dustin for a moment as though she might actually be judging him before she's scooped up by Cayde.]
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Cayde starts sifting noodles around with his chopsticks, pausing a moment to glance back at the kid.]
Huh?
...
...oh right!
The Graq! Only not the Graq. -I think they used to live in Sh'Ka from what I've seen of the architecture. Anyway!
See, it was all an elaborate setup and these poor guys were plucked off of their planet and dropped in the Agrii ship, armed with guns they didn't know how to use. They made for the most familiar thing to them, which happened to be some kinda in-ship greenhouse forest.
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So, non-spacefaring species similar to the Graq? [Said around a mouthful of ramen, which he pauses to finish chewing and swallowing before he continues.] What did they look like?
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[He holds a hand out to invite his Ghost to join in. Sundance compiles in a shimmer of light, spinning her shell halves before she floats back to project a recorded clip of the Graq.
Short, more stocky in build but in terms of size far more closer to average humans than the skinny, tall, limby Agrii. That'd explain why the clothes in Sh'Ka suited people more than the ones here in Temba. They had gruff, doglike faces, and their language was all grunts and growls, although with the Communication point, Dustin could probably make out that they were saying something about a rock bird.]
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...Rock...bird? The ship, I would guess. [Dustin tilts his head slightly, like a dog hearing a whistle.] If they weren't spacefaring, then...what were they doing on Agra 10? There's no way the population in Sh'Ka didn't know about space travel - the city has a spaceship hangar. Unless it - or the connections to Temba - weren't built concurrently...
[Dustin cuts himself off only because he's scooped another clump of ramen into his mouth, chewing pensively while the gears in his brain churn behind his eyes.]
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Oh, no, that was a literal bird. That eats rocks. Think that was when Tony and I were asking about the local wildlife. We wrangled one of those things you know. She's probably still aboard the Agrii ship.
[He pauses to finally enjoy a mouthful of noodles himself. It's a bit hard eating noodles when you have no lips so he has to jerk his head up to make sure it all goes past his jaws.]
Good question, right? Makes you wonder if even the Agrii were actually native to this place or if they were both transplanted for some reason or another. I don't think Sh'Ka was built by the Graq. You've been there, right? You can tell their handiwork from other buildings.
They build things from rock, use their spit to melt it down and form it.
[He holds up a finger before pulling out a knife, setting it on the counter. It's one solid piece and a bit weighty, some eight inches in length. Definitely handcrafted, but the shaping is smoother in some areas, a slightly different texture.]
It's how they make their tools too. I'm pretty sure that's why there's a giant quarry in Sh'Ka, since rock was their main material to work with.
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[--is all Dustin can manage at first, because while Cayde was talking, he's polished off all of the noodle parts of his meal and is in the process of guzzling the broth out of his bowl, as much for the sustenance as he is for the warmth. He places the empty dish and his chopsticks back down on the counter with a soft clatter and quickly wipes his mouth (and his now slightly runny nose) on the back of a coat sleeve.]
--Yeah, I gathered. [Dustin turns his attention to the knife. He glances up once at Cayde, as if silently asking permission, then gently leans forward to get a better look at it from all angles.] The stoneworking methods present in the ruins suggested a sort of active melding rather than carving or casting, although the fact that the rock shows minimal signs of metamorphosis from the process is still odd. A property of the local bedrock or their spit, maybe.
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Yeah, that's what I figure. Why dig it out when you can melt it down and scoop it up?
Anyway, so yeah, Sh'Ka was a Graq city. I think Jon said they found some writing or something of theirs somewhere.
[He twirls a finger in the air.]
Sidetrack, we were talking about the ship getting shot at right?
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[With formal permission given, Dustin picks up the stone knife like he's handling a precious artifact, turns it over once in his hands to weigh it and see the underside, then sets it back on the counter and pushes it towards Cayde. That's all he needs.]
[But as mentioned - sidetrack.]
Right. Do you know who was doing the shooting? What they wanted?
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No. Well, theoretically it's the Atroma who pulled the trigger and set everything up. See, the entire Agrii crew was missing from their homeship when we got there, except for Ga Re, and we had no idea where any of them had gone to.
The two 'enemy' ships had some Graq aboard to continue to try selling the whole thing of invaders. Thankfully our guys weren't just twiddling their thumbs while we were out scouting the Agrii ship and looking for Ga Re. Some of 'em managed to sneak aboard the other ships, and plus we got our scans running. Found all the Agrii that were missing- they'd been transported to the other ships.
Could've been real bad if we just decided to open fire right back, see?
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Yeah, I get it. [Kind of nasty, actually, if this is the last population of the Agrii left - essentially setting them up for extinction. Dustin's pensive expression turns into a troubled frown.] What evidence do we have to suggest that the Atroma were responsible?
[He's heard this name before, but it's only ever been just that: A name. "The real enemy" with nothing concrete to back it up. He's inclined to believe that a third party is involved in all of this, he's just not sure who it should be, or why.]
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Convenient scapegoat. Honestly though? Their fingerprints are everywhere, according to those who've actually encountered and fought them. Most of them aren't here anymore though...
There's traces of their technology- even the shuttles we use? Those were provided to them, along with the ship the Agrii use now. They've even got videos of...I guess old episodes? Wait, guess I should back up. How much have you heard about them anyway?
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...Very little. What do you know?
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[He resettles himself in his seat, absently pushing around the noodles floating in his bowl.]
These Atroma guys, they were some kind of cyborg race that had in their minds to be entertained by well, everyone else. They'd pluck a bunch of people from all over and stuck them in some glorified gameshow. Heard they put some kinda implants or something in them too, I forget how that worked.
Anyway, so they had something like a broadcast. All the people who were brought in were assigned to shuttles- and those shuttles happen to be the ones- or at least some version of the ones that we have now. They're apparently lacking in a lot of the things the veterans remembered 'em to have. But I figure with all the weird time-dimension-whatever going on with people being brought in, who's to say what iteration of anything we're in now.
The Agrii who lived in Temba at the time, played host to some of the Atroma's cast, I guess you'd call 'em. Temba was some kind of supply stop. Think it was shortly after that visit that the storms started. So conveniently the Agrii were able to be evacuated by them, and then the Atroma apparently supplied them with their current homeship, which happens to also have a viewing theater with all the lovely Fleet episodes. Think that was the name.
...actually I think that kid with the little bot has that particular episode downloaded from back when we were snooping- er, exploring the ship.
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[Good thing for both of them, the thought of that ramen going to waste doesn't seem to distract Dustin at all from Cayde's explanation - which is good, because this is a lot to take in. Non-consensual interdimensional gameshow? Temba, used as a pitstop that immediately caused planet-wide turmoil? The Atroma supplied their escape and some of the critical technology that the Agrii have for them now? Who is "The Soldier?"]
[A few moments of silence pass as Dustin processes, trying to determine what the most important thread of information to tug on would be.]
...Cal Kestis, you mean?
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Cayde lets Dustin soak the information all in, knowing it's a lot to dump on someone but there's not really much of a better way to break it up, and they'd basically learned a good chunk of that all at once too.
Absently tapping his chopsticks against the side of the bowl to make sure they don't drip everywhere, he just as casually slides his bowl over to Dustin. Someone may as well enjoy it while it's still relatively warm.]
Yeah, Cal. He was with the team that went looking for Ga Re.
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Got it.
[Note to self: Follow up with Cal to access that recording. Dustin isn't thrilled about how this information-gathering venture is starting to snowball into the laps of more people, but at least it's all been people that he's identified as either "trustworthy" or "interesting and probably competent" in Cal's case.]
Tommy was part of that team, too. He mentioned that the ship experienced some kind of storm-like phenomenon, and that it affected Ga Re in a similar way. [The whole reason why he's talking to Cayde right now, that.] Does that line up with what you observed? You said there were power fluctuations, just before the attack.
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I think I was too preoccupied with the fact that we were being fired at to notice anything powers-wise. I mean, technical stuff never seems to function right during the storms either.
[Cayde finally reaches over to put the stone knife away.]
The group I was with decided to go get some answers from the apparent boarding party shortly after things started going kind of crazy. Don't think the barrage outside lasted too long because I was able to use my solar a bit.
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[Mumbled around a half-chewed mouthful of noodles: ] And? What did you get out of the boarding party? That you haven't already told me, anyway.
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[He sighs.]
Managed to get the rest of the team to stick to incapacitating rather than outright killing 'em.
Things calmed down for a bit after that, and Tony's team found the missing Agrii. ...and then of course suddenly we find out the other two ships out there have been set to self-destruct, so we gotta hustle to evacuate everyone from there.
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What kind of condition was Ga Re in? The rest of the Agrii?
[Tommy had made it sound like Ga Re was in rough shape, but had been unable or unwilling to provide more details. Details Dustin has determined are Important.]
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I heard Ga Re was taken to get medical treatment soon as things started going down. Didn't really see her myself until everything was overwith and she was willing to send us all home, or at least let us 'He-Rows' have a look at the technology to figure it out and use the portals to go wherever, even home.
Of course, conveniently, whatever source was being used to power the thing was somehow missing and poor Ga Re was about to panic.
[Cayde holds up a hand.]
And cue the evil, mysterious voice over the PA system, basically thanking us for the entertainment and that as much as Ga Re wanted to, they couldn't let her send us home so they took whatever the Core thing was. Shooed us back to Agra Ten, but they were kind enough to give the Agrii ship a power core that could make the trip back. So thoughtful, right?
[The sarcasm, it is dripping.]
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[The Agrii gave them the option to go home.]
[Somehow, Dustin has gone this entire time assuming that, even if they fulfilled what they were abducted here to accomplish, the Agrii would be so reliant on their assistance that they would refuse to let them leave - and have the complete and utter mental authority to enforce their compliance on the matter. He'd been bitter about it. And now here's Cayde, telling him that Ga Re was ready to send them all home before they had ever "fixed" a single storm. It flies in the face of all the assumptions Dustin had built up about these people, and he's not quite sure how to puzzle through it all at the moment.]
[So he doesn't. Instead, Dustin focuses on something that definitely makes him mad, and he's pretty sure should make him mad.]
Fucking typical. [He snorts, derisive, and angrily mauls a clump of noodles wrapped around his chopsticks.] So it's all just for their entertainment, then? The Atroma? All of our suffering and the Agrii's tasks are some drama that they can watch on a Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn?
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He watches Dustin out of the corner of his eye, even as he reaches out to invite Colonel closer for some petting.]
That's what it's been looking like, and from what's been said about them, they seem the most likely culprit. But if they are, then we at least know they'd been beaten before, from the Fleet veterans. Maybe that's why these ones are staying hidden. They know we'd whup 'em good if they ever showed their faces around here.
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How were they defeated last time, exactly?
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Don't know, never got those details.
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