Voice; UN: WrightLawyer4U

[objectionattorney]

A bit of a vague question, I know. But out of curiosity, how advanced was the technology from your homeworlds? Is it close to how things are here on El Nysa? Or was it something closer to Thessa Station?

How difficult was it for you all to adjust to your lifestyles here because of it?

[Just a casual question. There's no ulterior motive or purpose to this what-so-ever.]

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[objectionattorney]

So you could almost say all this was practically par for the course with you to some degree.

[How strange, to think there were people out there who were so much more adjusted to such things than he could ever hope to be.]

If that's the case... Have you ever messed around with the tech up on The Orbiter as of yet? I mean, like, really looked at it.

[directives]

To some degree, yes.

[ she nods, there's no denying that she's much more comfortable, so to speak, in this predicament than others likely are. ]

If you're asking if I've ever tinkered with any of it, yes. I have.

[objectionattorney]

Oh? Which parts of it?

[And so he starts getting down to the root of this post. Maybe she would be able to answer some of his questions.]

[directives]

Various, from the stasis pods to artificial gravity and environmental controls.

[ among other things she won't readily admit to. like weapon's systems and trying to gain access to suits she wasn't cleared to pilot. ]

[objectionattorney]

[Bingo.]

So you've really looked into the stasis pods? Which means you've managed to grasp a pretty good understanding of them right?

[directives]

I have. It's not too different from the cryostasis technology aboard my ship.

[objectionattorney]

[Even better! Thanks for lifting his hopes at least a little Katheryn!]

They are? Oh thank goodness, maybe you can answer some of my questions regarding it then. I've developed some theories, but it would be nice to have someone who's more knowledgeable on the subject put in their two cents.

[directives]

Not at all. What would you like to know?

[objectionattorney]

I was curious about the stasis pods effects on those sleeping in them. I've come across many situations where people wake up with no memories of there time here before. And others with memories they did not previously have when they were awake the last time.

Of course, that wouldn't be strange in itself. But I've also seen some people wake up physically changed. Like aged up or back by quite a few years.

I even spoke to one woman who said that she had experienced life for more than thirty years on her destroyed homeworld after she fell back into stasis. Except it was only a month or two since she had fallen asleep here.

[It's been confounding him to no end.]

[directives]

Stasis technology is traditionally used in the event of a medical emergency or, at times, to ensure a person's survival during prolonged periods of travel with limited resources or to protect them from the harmful effects of radiation.

This situation, however, is far from traditional. There are pandimensional and temporal elements in play that could be tied into the stasis units in ways that we previously did not take into account. Our memories, our experiences... It's entirely possible that some of us could have awoken out of sync with ourselves, so to speak.

[objectionattorney]

Out of sync...

Wait, you mean the thing's we remembered about our worlds may not have happened exactly as we recalled? Like it may have messed with us on some sort of temporal or dimensional level?

[Man. What happened to all of them? It made him start to realize how lucky he was that he was alive and conscious at the moment.]

I always assumed that the reason that there were so many worlds that seemed so similar yet so different could have been due to multiple 'Earths' existing simultaneously. But different dimensions... Does Dharma have that ability?