text | jvolkhov

[saklas]

[A static image is posted. It is of a small coil of commissary tickets.]

✨🎟️ NINE FREE TICKETS - WARDENS ONLY - FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED 🎟️✨

RULES OF THE GAME:

🎟️ Ask for an item of your choice off of the commissary menu, at any ticket amount

🎟️ The item must follow the stated rules of the category in which it was requested

🎟️ If the machine fails, you get to keep what came out AND you get your full ticket amount as a prize, to re-use on whatever you want

🎟️ For a free bonus ticket, ask the owl in the library whether or not someone is living here that isn't on your official passenger records, and isn't the Navarch!

Comments

grace.g

[expectaspectre]

there's a what living where that isn't on what ? ? ?

[grindset]

[Not chiming in yet, but: same.]

audio | jvolkhov

[saklas]

[Audio clicks on.]

I can't tell through text if you're... incredulous? Or just confused.

There are people living here that aren't wardens or inmates. Ask him.

audio now...

[expectaspectre]

Both??

[ More importantly: ]

Are you sure it's people?

[saklas]

It said organic crew members. It might be dogs.

Still weird, though.

[expectaspectre]

Did he say anything about what they do? Or where they might be?

[ or which wall she needs to walk through to find them. ]

[saklas]

It wouldn't tell me where. If it tells you, I'd love to know.

They're ostensibly here to repair the ship, but when we got a hole knocked in us by a meteor I didn't see anyone, and besides that nobody on the repair crew seems to ...care? that the loading bay door is a guillotine. We have no way to actually ask them to repair things, which is an interesting approach.

[expectaspectre]

What if it's insectoid creatures that live on the outside of the ship and repair it with their spit and little mandibles, that'd be great.

Also it would explain why they don't care about anything.

[saklas]

That'd be cool, and very sci-fi, but I still kind of want to know that they're there and have a line of communication to them in case we need to communicate an urgent need.