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[andaway]

[Well, hello there. There’s a friendly face smiling at the network, nervously pushing his glasses up. He doesn’t seem to have any kind of trouble with the computers, but it’s obvious by the way he’s looking speaking to crowds (and he seems to consider whoever might be looking a ‘crowd’) isn’t really his thing.

Or that’s what he wants to make you believe, anyway. Clark Kent had always been the go to personality in case of kidnapping. He isn’t stupid enough to show where is he exactly living, but you get to see enough of his room to guess he’s in the water sector if you care enough to notice that kind of things. Seeing how calm and easy going the guy seems it shouldn’t come as a surprise.]

Um, hello. [A little friendly wave and a tilt of his head.] I’m not really sure if we’re supposed to-ah, introduce ourselves? I was told everything would be alright and everybody I’ve seen has been rather welcoming so far so I though… [He trails off, shrugging.] Call it farm-boy routine I guess.

Anyway, I’m Clark. Clark Kent. It’s a pleasure.

Comments

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[andaway]

I... had no idea it was on a stage.

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[tactile_telekinesis]

Yeah. It was kind of hard to watch.

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[andaway]

I can imagine. And I'm guessing no one tried to record it? Or wrote about it?

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[tactile_telekinesis]

Not that I know of? If they did, they're keeping it to themselves. But I don't think the people involved really want a constant reminder.

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[andaway]

It's not a constant reminder, it's a way to inform people and to make sure they are... careful with he laws here.

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[tactile_telekinesis]

But if it's recorded and then put to the public, then it is. Also, we never saw anything to do with the law here, other than, join a gang and act out, you die.