First Atom; Video

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[The visage of a man comes onto the screen. He is unfamiliar but fascinated by the technology of the computer terminals. However, that is not the pressing topic at hand. ]

Greetings. My name is Robert Lutece and I arrived here yesterday with my sister Rosalind. She and I are both scientists and will be converting her suite into a laboratory, therefore we have no need for the furniture in her residence. We will be offering it to whoever is interested.

[He sits and waits in front of the computer terminal, looking rather calm with his eyebrows slightly raised. They just sit that way naturally, default expression that gives a general appearance of being constantly unamused.

It's her turn to talk now. Though this would be a little easier if they were reporting from the same terminal.]

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Or a quick escape, [murmurs Javert. It is still a dangerous contraption, when placed in the wrong hands. Imagine what sort of chaos would result if the gang members got ahold of a doorway or five! They would become impossible to catch.

On the flip side, in the event of a disaster in which one needed to traverse the city to get to a 'safe' house, it would become a blessing. Do the benefits outweigh the risks? That is the question.]

For starters, then. [What else is on that laundry list of uses? Another dangerous question.] And will you intend it as a public transportation network? That anybody will use?

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It's an idea. Of course, the possibility of it actually coming to fruition depends on the ability to replicate the machines we had created previously, and that comes with parts. We also don't have any of our notes available from building our machine.

If you're worried about the possible implications that such a thing would have, I assure you that it's nothing to worry about right now. We haven't even fully settled in yet.