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[the-fifth-lutz.livejournal.com]

[Action]

[Rune is walking about, inspecting the newly-arrived ships. He's getting the grand tour of each ship from a personnel member, making sure he knows where everything is and what the specs of each ship are.

When he's done, he disembarks, but walks over to another, much smaller ship. It's large enough to hold two dozen people at most, but it's also sleek and the engines radiate power. It's pretty clear the ship was designed for speed. Rune times his broadcast to during the inspectors' fury over what has been occurring here.]

[Video]

See this ship behind me? This is the Landale, a ship I brought from home. It doesn't have much weaponry, but it's got phenomenal speed. I figured we could use it for transportation purposes, especially in worlds that require this kind of ship.

It could use a pilot, though, and I'm not the best person suited to flying it. I know enough to give someone a crash course, though. Anyone interested in learning?

Comments

[the-fifth-lutz.livejournal.com]

In my world, I'd say moderately so. Enough that people see it frequently even if they aren't trained in magic, techniques, or weapons.

[qhaellizith]

What kind of shape's your world in?

[the-fifth-lutz.livejournal.com]

It's seen better days. It went through a technological crash a millennium ago and hasn't fully recovered yet.

[qhaellizith]

'Technological crash'?

[the-fifth-lutz.livejournal.com]

A thousand years ago, my people got too reliant on technology in general and a computer that ran everything in particular. But then that computer ended up not having our best interests in heart. It was destroyed, but most of the technology went with it, since it controlled all of it.

[qhaellizith]

I see humanoids can be just as foolish as they can be clever.