Event | Satellite | Salvage & Repairs

[ironwood]

Characters: Any and all!
Date: May 22 - 26, 2013
Location: Keeliai, turtleside, ARSHEPHELIOS cluster remains
Situation: The fires are put out and repairs around the city have begun. With life preserved, eyes turn now to what exactly crashed down into the ocean.
Warnings/Rating: Please put CW in your subject lines

Satellite Crash Event

Crash Landing | Salvage Party | Shocking Spectres

Questions | Keeliai | Repairs | Salvage | Other | Oceanside | Shellside | ARSHEPHELIOS-side | Coralside


The majority of fires are reported as under control and repair crews start forming up to bring Keeliai back to her pre-scorched splendour. This is all well and good, but there remains a cluster of debris that crashed into the ocean drawing the attention of salvagers and Foreigners alike. Boats and teams form up and head up to scour the ocean, where the cluster rests upon an expansive and ancient coral formation and can be reached within ten metres of the surface.

Comments

[alphatar]

The past Avatar spirits? It usually takes meditation to contact them, and sometimes they contact you. [She shrugs.] It’s kind of a touch and go thing. As for other spirits, I don’t even know really. I haven’t been sensitive to that stuff at all until right before I arrived here.

[Question for a question is the way Korra’s treating it.] Sounds like it all depends on how far you can push yourself then. What happens if you go too far?

[urbanmagic]

Huh. Sounds fair enough. Not too different from how I imagined it goes.

[Oh. Well.] If I don't pass out first, I'm probably dead. [Said so seriously there is no way she can be joking.] Not that I ever tried going that far.

[alphatar]

Dead… [Korra’s energy wanes a bit at the thought.] I hope you never have to go that far.

[Of all the things Korra’s heard of magic, it felt to her that there weren’t enough pros to outweigh the cons.]

After yesterday though, I don’t think there’s much worse that could happen. [Oh Korra…]

[urbanmagic]

[She gives a reassuring and bright smile right at that, as if the earlier seriousness didn't happen.] I'm not an amateur. I won't make such a rookie mistake. The human body is a good catalyst in telling you when you've reached your limit and tire you out anyway.

[Uhhh...] Normally, statements like that attract even worse events. Just saying.