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PlatyPost #1
[Cambot has found something strange! He flies past the media deck, picking up the sounds of what could be a soap opera given the cheesy music and dialogue. He turns back to see who or what he can make fun of, however when he arrives on the deck he instead finds a small, teal animal lying on the couch. Shouldn't a platypus be on the nature deck?
The platypus looks up and makes a chittering noise, his eyes going in both directions so he's not looking directly at Cambot. Cambot zooms in on the platypus as if testing this. There have been talking ponies and birds and what not, surely the platypus wasn't...just a platypus.
But, nope, Perry just keeps lying there on the couch with his eyes pointing in two different directions. A subtitle pops up on the screen]
"JUST A PLATYPUS!"
[Cambot then spins around to leave, not seeing Perry let out a sigh of relief and getting comfy on the couch to enjoy his soaps. Perry makes a mental note to do something about that camera floating around otherwise he might be in trouble.]
The platypus looks up and makes a chittering noise, his eyes going in both directions so he's not looking directly at Cambot. Cambot zooms in on the platypus as if testing this. There have been talking ponies and birds and what not, surely the platypus wasn't...just a platypus.
But, nope, Perry just keeps lying there on the couch with his eyes pointing in two different directions. A subtitle pops up on the screen]
"JUST A PLATYPUS!"
[Cambot then spins around to leave, not seeing Perry let out a sigh of relief and getting comfy on the couch to enjoy his soaps. Perry makes a mental note to do something about that camera floating around otherwise he might be in trouble.]
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Instead, he's just going to stay perfectly still and maybe both the camera and the wolf will go away and he can do some proper investigating of this place.]
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[She is, however, still curious as to what Perry is. So she comes right up to him and sniffs, trying to determine if he's a bird or a mammal. And it seems more like mammal, although she's not completely sure. At least it doesn't seem dangerous.]
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Perry steals a glance at the bot but it's still hanging around.]
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Cambot, however, seems to have grown bored. These two can't exactly be funny like other people on the SoL and so he floats off. Perhaps someone else will have material for him to film.
As soon as the bots are gone Perry sighs and the wolf might pick up the spark of intelligence in his eyes. It's a relief that he's gone and Perry can relax. Still, to answer the wolf's question might be hard if she's never seen a platypus before.]
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[She takes out a piece of the paper she's been carrying around, and her paintbrush. She paints for a little bit, then shows the finished product to the animal:]
[She is a god, named for the sun. What is his name?]
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He sits up, however, when she finishes the drawing and pulls out a pencil and notepad from...wherever he kept such things. He liked drawing and the game pictionary so maybe this was like that. He didn't exactly have a fancy symbol for his name like a sun or anything, so he drew a 'pear plus e' and then wrote his name as well in capital letters.
That done, he then flipped to a blank page and drew a picture of himself wearing his typical fedora hat and holding a paw up to his duck bill in the universal sign for 'shhh' or 'secret']
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[With the next picture, she gets the idea that he has another, more human identity, what with the hat. And obviously this is supposed to be kept secret. At least that seems to answer her questions about his behavior and nervousness with the robots.]
[She nods once in understanding, but then lightly taps Perry on the head with her paw, where his hat should be. She wants to ask why this is a big secret.]
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He shows this to his new friend, looking a little sad just thinking about it. Perry realizes he probably could have shown her the pamphlet, but he didn't have a new copy of that]
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[She looks sad...she understands being separated from friends since no one she knows is here. And as important as her duty was, knowing she had to go back to the Celestial Plain and leave behind the many people she met in Nippon was a sobering thought.]
[She turns around in a small circle and looks around the media deck to indicate that she's asking something else...are Perry's friends here? Does he need to keep up that secret with all humans?]
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He's getting a little bit better at understanding Ammy's questions. He shrugs. Honestly he just got here a short bit ago and doesn't know who all is on board or where he really is other than on a satellite in space. As far as whether or not other humans can know, well, he'd rather err on the side of caution for now, especially until he knows more about the situation. His body language and facial expressions convey the question he hasn't asked yet: where are we and what's going on?
He wants to help but he can't exactly help if he doesn't know the situation and Major Monogram hadn't briefed him as usual so this was either unrelated or a surprise to even the Major.]
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[As to his other question...well, that's rather hard to explain, especially since Ammy doesn't quite get it all herself. She saw one of the experiments and has seen the Mads talk, but it's still all pretty weird. Finally, she pulls out several sheets of paper and starts painting. Once done, she shows three sheets to Perry:]
[They are in a ship up in space, there are two mean scientists down in the earth below, and they must read bad stories at the scientists' insistence.]
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He can't help but wonder who THESE guys are though and what sort of plan involves bad literature? No, actually, he takes that second question back. He can just imagine Doof pulling off a scheme like that with something like the Badbookinator or something. He sighs, yeah, totally used to this sort of thing and he hands the drawings back to Ammy. He's thankful she explained it at least.]
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[Oh, there is something else she needs to mention...she nods in the direction that the Cambots left, and then gives Perry a big wolfy grin, which could look either happy or a bit threatening. The idea being: they need to be happy and positive, especially for the camera robots. She then paws the drawing of the Mads again, like stomping on them. Them staying positive will be bad for the scientists.]
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Perry looks from the robot down to the drawing of the Mads. Well, he's pretty good about not letting these things get him down. He nods, letting her know that shouldn't be a problem...but then pauses and reiterates the whole 'I'm supposed to be a pet on camera, someone might see me.' He does this by indicating the cambot and then switching back into his 'just a platypus' mode]
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[Speaking of making people happy, Ammy has one other question, and draws it for Perry:]
[What does he like to eat?]
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He taps Ammy's drawing, directing the same question back to her. He's fine with this kind of small talk.]
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[In response to Perry's question, she draws a few of the foods she's had and liked:]
[Turnips, beef and chicken dumplings, rice stew, roasted fish, and best of all...cherry cakes!]
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He looks from the drawing back to Ammy and points to the drawing. Where did she learn to paint like that anyway?]
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[She's not sure if Perry will understand it or not (not that many recognized her name, after all,) but she paints for him the symbol for the gods:]
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Perry draws a superhero and taps the picture, asking if that's what she is and if she lost her powers or something like that?]
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