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Ionian Dreams (Bront Judging)

Griff sleeps, getting up in the morning to prepare a rather impressive setup of camera equipment. He seems to go through checking things, cleaning, etc..very, very fast.

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(OOC: Alright, that's enough so that if anyone else (I think only Highbrow is left unaccounted for) actually wants to have done something, we'll retcon it)

*The group sleeps as long as they can and rushes out of the room at checkout time, getting into the van using the waveform generator to make Carrion appear to be a man pushing a cart with a huge stack of luggage. Highbrow drives the car passably, often sputtering or shaking a bit as he changes gears, but not getting into any accidents, though he finds that Turkish roads are confusing, and the lines are not always respected--cars even drive on the wrong side of the road to pass others in their lane if it looks like they have the room. They drive towards Kurtalan, stopping at hostels on the way and using Highbrow's communicator to negotiate rooms, though the people look at them funny when he does so, and it's clear that his pronunciations and idioms aren't perfect. It is, however, more than good enough, and some of them do speak English.*

(OOC: Want to do anything computerwise CPU or Highbrow? Or shall we skip ahead to Kurtalan?)
 

OOC: Highbrow doesnt have a translator..He IS the translator. The descriptor is he is super-intelligent and just figure out all languages or has learned them all already.
 

(OOC: You bought the Flaw that it takes a Free Action each round to use it, which means that he doesn't actually understand the language as it is being spoken. If you want to speak and understand all languages as they are spoken, you need to have it as a Reaction as normal. I had figured you knew that and picked the Flaw for flavour reasons--it seemed like an awesome flavourful way to describe what someone with a translator that needs to run would be like--he doesn't understand it at first and then figures it out. It's cool if he actually has internalised the translator though, but he can't actually know the languages, per se.)
 
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OOC: Yup you are right. I think I added it to represent him cyphering the language as he heard it. But the on again off again nature of PbP made me forget about it.
But yes it is a side effect of computer-like brain, not a gadget, internalized or otherwise. :)
 



OOC: Do we haev any indication on the letter about teh fax. Generally, fax leave some print on it, ike page x/X and who send it, ect...

If he has a clue about the fax itself, he will try to retrace it. If not, he will try to install some listener program into the communication center of all cell provider. There listener will record any discussion with some words told, like attack, bomb, traget, ect... Cedric will speak with highbrow to have a list of words and have them translate into may language (Arabe, Eglish, Turkish, French, ect...)
 

(OOC: The paper doesn't have any indication of the fax. In fact, it may not have been faxed at all and simply printed on fax paper. To insert a listener program, you're going to have to crack the cell phone company's security. You're in a bit of danger if you don't make sure that Highbrow lets CPU do it, since a low roll is going to alert them and they will be on high enough alert to notice and remove the program later, and the reroll is crucial there)
 

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