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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 1848740" data-attributes="member: 9646">Caine Freerover & Christopher Lambert vs. Guran Mopta (2) Guran Mopta relaxes when the discussion leaves the bio-electricity subject. Then, about the "church folk" his answer is more along a "Church folks? Here on Ashira_29? Mmmmh... Ah yes, have vaguely heard about them, now that you ask about it... Mmmmh... well, I don't know..." ------------------Vincent Collins vs. Shemezgan & Balmers (2)Shemezgan of course reacts to the concept of conducting research in the field of antimatter containment. However, Vincent realizes two things: first, that the word "antimatter" is most likely to impress people, especially those who don't know anything about science. Then, Shemezgan has a reputation for being shady, and thus are the majority of his clients. As such, a company dealing in antimatter and wanting to get something probably of an illegal nature, can only arouse his interest! Now, you realize that it's probably the first time he hears about this subject, but will probably remember that Sarteck inc. = antimatter in the future (who knows what could happen?!). In any case, he is glad to meet you in his office tomorrow, to see what he can do for Sarteck inc.------------------Jay Purr in the temple of the Church of the Scientific Revelation (2)Jay doesn't learn anything of significance concerning technological equipment installed in the temple. It seems to be just that: a temple in a space station. He also learns that the current new Guide has been the new Church Leader for about one month. He was designated by the precedent "Guide" who departed 26 days ago from Ashira_29 for the deep space. Otherwise, Robert gladly offers you to send a file of the Church's teachings. Nonetheless, he tells you a little about the Time of Reward, Definite Transmogrification and Final Pilgrimage. Normally these are allegories about the worthiness of a faithful going to Heaven upon his/her death. However, it appears that last year the precedent "Guide" had a revelation during a trip to Mars. He then explained to the faithful that now, one could be granted Definite Transmogrification by the "Ancient Creators" (that is: a race of extremely wise aliens). So, the precedent Guide decided to do his Final Pilgrimage physically, and not wait that his soul does it upon death. The church funds were thus used to buy a spaceship (The Pilgrim), that was fitted for a long journey in deep space. Of course, with such holy religious matters, the Guide could not reveal where he was heading exactly; yet it was supposed to be outside the solar system. In any case, none has heard of him since his departure, but most believe (or want to anyway) that everything will go well, and that he will reach his mystical destination, and then reveal to the world that they always knew the truth, etc. Note that the current Church Leader got the position for having being the greatest contributor to the church's wealth; without him the physical trip to deep space could probably have never been funded. ------------------Then, you all go back to the shuttle, and to the Telarion a few miles away.</blockquote>

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