05 ☣ TEXT & VOICE;

[angermanaging]

Looking to gather some info. Please respond with succinct list of what you would consider unalterable laws of reality in your home dimension, e.g. gravity, conservation of mass, particular laws of magic.

Will attempt to compile results into meaningful commonalities across dimensions. Maybe there's a universal law somewhere.

Would prefer text response if possible. Thanks.

B. Banner

[The message is then repeated in audio, if preceded by Bruce clearing his throat, for those that can't read English.]


[Voice | 60% encrypted to castmates & established CR.]

Finally got fed up with everyone talking over my head and made a trade to see my future.

[A beat.

In utter, dry exasperation,] You're all nuts. What kind of teamwork was that?

[ooc: Bruce is now post-Avengers! If you're not sure if you're established CR, ping me and I'll let you know if they're included, but feel free to play fast and loose.]

Comments

[angermanaging]

Don't think I've actually run into a vampire here yet. That I know of. Just myth back home.

Then they become vampires later?

[passively]

Then, one day, they consume the elixir of immortality for one reason or another and become beings who cannot age and will heal from any and all injuries.

[angermanaging]

Any and all? Including death? So true immortality.

Wondering if it has any commonalities with tendency for resurrection here.

[passively]

Each and every thing has an exception, sir. Immortality is the same. There's one way for them to die, as well.

However, if there are any connections between the mechanics of this world and their situation, I'm not aware of it. Those immortals don't heal; they're simply returned to the state they were in when they consumed the elixir.

[angermanaging]

Maybe right about the exceptions.

Thanks. Not sure what I'll do with the information, but maybe patterns will crop up.

[passively]

What are you going to use them for? If it's not too much to ask, may I ask why any of this information may be useful to you?

[angermanaging]

Trying to draw some conclusions about how reality works here. Might come in handy.

[passively]

That does make sense. If you figure out something, will you share it with people?

[angermanaging]

Definitely. I always do.

Radio program makes that easier now.

[passively]

I can see that. It's very convenient, isn't it? We had something similar to this where I'm from, but nothing like the image and this text function that's available here.

[angermanaging]

Yeah, it's a good idea. I contributed something last time. I'm not a public speaker. More convenient.

Used to use online text function to be anonymous at home. Convenient for that too.

[passively]

Online? What do you mean?

[angermanaging]

Like this, except, worldwide. More expansive than the 'network'.

[passively]

I'm afraid that's technology I'm unfamiliar with. I assume it's something that was developed after 1934, as our worlds sound extremely similar.

[angermanaging]

1934. Yeah. It's 2012 for me. Much more advanced than what's here. Just not magical.

[passively]

Not magical, huh. Are there no elements of such things where you are from, then?

[angermanaging]

There's... elements. All from another dimension / planet. Not sure yet if there's anything native.

[passively]

Another dimension. Travel like this is not unfamiliar to your world, then?

[angermanaging]

Oh no. It's unfamiliar. Just not unprecedented.

[passively]

I see. Are you familiar with it personally then? Could you tell me about it?

[angermanaging]

[Does he want to tell a stranger about the Tesseract? Not really. But Bruce understands the impulse to want to know.]

The example I'm familiar with is not really suitable for public consumption. Could tell you about multiverse theory in physics if you want the technical explanation. Some of it more or less confirmed by being here.

[passively]

That's quite all right. I'm familiar with the theory myself.

You're right, though, I suppose. Although this world seems isolated from ours mostly, it's not too much to keep some things from spreading too far.