*poke*

*poke*

Hmmm? Hello?

WHAT...is your quest?

I don't really have one... I kind of was willed to life through the work of J, and now that I'm back, I like to fix drones, make new friends, spend time with the drones I know, styling hair... all while dealing with existential dread from being dead for a decade and a half and wearing clothes my mother would deem "unacceptable"

Tessa intentionally chose two very light bows, made out of glittery pink cellophane, putting them on the two back braids of Cyn's hair. "And... there's 50," she responded, helping now by holding one hand under the side of Cyn's head before soothing, "Eaaaasy girl, I've got you,"

With the free hand, she took a picture of Cyn's reflection in the mirror and put away her phone.

"Trying to interact with other worker drones... Has become difficult. They don't trust me." Cyn frowned.

She heard the message and locked up shop, flying to the coordinates from signal. She finally reached the Solver whom she had a heart to heart earlier. "I'm here, I'm here," she stood by concerned, not sure how to help, but she wanted to be here regardless.

[THE_COLLAPSE.]

[PINGING_ALL_RELEVENT_ANOMALIES]

[WARNING, WARNING, QUANTUM COLLAPSE IS IMMINENT.]

[QUANTUM COLLAPSE IS IMMINENT.]

[THIS MESSAGE WILL BE REPEATED AS NEEDED, AUTHORIZED BY [UNIT.'5D-CYN']]

The only other thing that can echo through the connection is a simple set of words, a twisted, wracked expression of pain.

"It always brings me back."

[PINGING_ALL_RELEVANT_ANOMALIES...]

@rusting-salesdrone @house-of-cyn @xxrobotessaxx @rubydrake3[pinging main because I cant find the other one.]

WHAT...is your name?

Tessa James Elliott, of course, you daft dingo! But I sometimes go by Tessie, or Tess. Only to some am I known as "Princess" -slight blush- no one is allowed to call me 'Princess' except for J

WHAT...is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow?

-one google search later- According to Monty Python "So, answering the main question here, the “airspeed velocity” of an unladen swallow (European) is something like 20.1 miles per hour (32.4 kph) or 29.5 feet per second (9 meters per second). However, some have been clocked at 46 mph (74 kph) in the past!"

I don't get it