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After a walk and an elevator ride, the three of you make it into a large lab-like area with a few desks and a big comfy chair.
Diane: You can’t be living like this.
Fizz: You know I’ve always liked being close to my work.
Diane: Yeah but like… come on.
Fizz: It’s fine, we talk about my bad habits later. I got something big to show you all.
Diane: Mm.
Fizz: Alright so I’m gonna show you something really neat in a sec, just gotta get this generator warmed up quickly.
Diane: What is it?
Fizz: You’ll see when it’s ready. I gotta talk to you about some big stuff real quick though. So uh… first off I gotta tell you that I can’t go home just yet. In fact if what I’m finding is correct, none of us really can afford to.
Diane: What do you mean?
Fizz: I gotta look out for this place you know? And uh… truth be told our circumstances in our world are way more dire that you might think.
Diane: They’re really dire right now! The dead are walking Fizz! They’re walking and they’ve formed a weird cult and people are getting sick!
Fizz: Yeah I know, life was pretty weird and messed up before I got ejected all the way out here in this hell world too you know. This world is connected to what happens to ours though.
Diane: As in…
Fizz: As in if we don’t save this place our version of Plaza goes too. You read up on my papers right?
Diane: Course I did, needed to in order to get all the way out here.
Fizz: You too uh…Dorothy right?
Dorothy: I skimmed a little on some of it, Diane needed help going through for the research so I know a little.
Fizz: Right so…. Remember the documents on pocket worlds?
Diane: Yep.
Dorothy: Refresh me.
Fizz: Alright so, gist is that my team at the lab back when I was working for Mori discovered that angels are capable of making little pocket worlds out of pieces of others right? That’s how stuff just sometimes disappears in mass, how people remember the names of books being different than what they supposedly were the whole time, etc. They get sucked into a small pocket world where the angel is storing stuff.
Diane: Is this one of those pocket worlds right now?
Fizz: Nope! This world has always been here right next to ours. It’s a different Plaza in all but name.
Dorothy: Doesn’t really look like Plaza.
Fizz: Yeah, that’s the problem. A lot of it got pocketed. And our world is gonna get pocketed too. There’s two angels communicating and bundling up pieces of this world and our home world in a big rat nest of a mess.
Diane: So what are you saying? That two angels are buddying up?
Fizz: Well to be more precise.. They’re reproducing. You see any weird hell creatures on your way here?
Diane: Huge one, tried to crush me.
Fizz: Had a weird effect where it’s eye locked onto you yeah?
Diane: Yeah.
Dorothy: We had a close call with one of those on the way here, nearly ended our trip early
Fizz: Those are pieces of the angel wandering about gathering living material. They’re stockpiling matter both living and dead to create a nest.
Diane: You’re.. You’re talking about angel egg theory?
Fizz: Absolutely! You understand where I’m going with this then?
Diane: Oh shit…..
Dorothy: Okay I’ve NEVER heard you swear before, what’s going on?
Diane: A worst case scenario. An angel is laying eggs in Plaza.
Dorothy: Like… making more angels?
Fizz: Exactly that. It’s gonna suck in people and places and things and just use them to create energy and a nest for that angel to form… and once it does, everything sucked in is going to cease to exist without a single memory attached to them. It’ll be like they never were around to begin with.
Dorothy: That’s… kind of some existential dread there.
Diane: Not only that but the hatching of a angel egg is said to devastate whatever land is nearby to a degree which it’ll never truly recover.
Fizz: And… the angels communicating are using this world and Plaza as a hub. In other words…
Diane: In other worlds we’re all in this together.
Fizz: Bingo.
Dorothy: Can we do anything to stop it?
Diane: I don’t know.
Fizz: If we get our gameplan together we might. First thing first is we need to be able to safely track down a angel. I was going to try and do that with the help of some DOP units but it’s good that we might have some real muscle.
Fizz looked at you and Dorothy with a grin.
Fizz: You’re game for this right?
Diane: I mean we have to right? We don’t have any other choice.
Dorothy: I gotta rescue you and I promised Diane I’d have their back during this so I’m in this too. Besides… rancher units like me are the first ones thrown in the way of danger if something like a newborn angel shows up so…. No real choice in this.
Fizz: Excellent.
Diane: How do you know for sure it’s a pocket world though?
Fizz: Well...
Fizz pulled down the lever on the generator. The environment swirled and whirred with color and light until it became a large mountainous area with a long spanning field of grass.
Fizz: We’re able to actually monitor the pocket from in here! Took a lot of work and trial and error and maybe a few DOP shells to safely do this without creating a actual rift between worlds but uh… yeah.
Dorothy: It’s really pretty….
Diane: It looks like north Plaza.
Fizz: That’s the kicker, it probably is North Plaza! Just… not our version. You notice how much was kind of just missing when you walked over to the city?
Dorothy: Yeah it’s a little apocalyptic looking.
Fizz: It wasn’t supposed to be like that. This city is one of the last remaining bastions after the original terrain was yanked apart after decades and decades now our world is going to be next and collide with all of it.
Dorothy: I’m having trouble following a bit....
Fizz: We’re in Plaza 2 that’s been mined for pieces by one angel. Another angel is laying an egg in our world and using Plaza 2’s material as feed and nesting. It will probably do the same to our Plaza after. We need to close the pocket world where it’s storing pieces of both versions of Plaza or it’ll hatch and cause all sorts of devastation. A Infant angel is the scariest because it doesn’t understand the world and will topple things until it does.
Diane: What happens to the stuff in the pocket if we close it?
Fizz: Should go back to where it belongs? In theory… but even then if we just have to cut our losses, we may end up having to accept that and roll with things. We just need to save what’s left at the very least.
Diane: What do we gotta do first?
Fizz: Well… this is the part you’re gonna hate. We’re gonna have to be able to pin down the angel’s location, and to do that we need a piece of it.
Dorothy: We’re gonna have to kill one of those big floating orb things.
Fizz: Mmhmm. That’s gonna be a real high risk job. From there it doesn’t get much easier.
Diane: I figured as much.
Fizz: If you’re really up to this, I want you to know how dangerous things are going to be. I don’t want to sugar coat it.
Diane: We’ve been through worse together. Besides I got my two best friends with me. We’ll be fine.
Fizz: Aww….
Dorothy blushed.
Dorothy: You really think of me as one of your best friends?
Diane: Wouldn’t trust most people to join me on a mission like this…
Fizz: I support it. Anyway huddle up, I’m gonna get us some equipment. We got a lot of prep work to do.
Diane: You can’t be living like this.
Fizz: You know I’ve always liked being close to my work.
Diane: Yeah but like… come on.
Fizz: It’s fine, we talk about my bad habits later. I got something big to show you all.
Diane: Mm.
Fizz: Alright so I’m gonna show you something really neat in a sec, just gotta get this generator warmed up quickly.
Diane: What is it?
Fizz: You’ll see when it’s ready. I gotta talk to you about some big stuff real quick though. So uh… first off I gotta tell you that I can’t go home just yet. In fact if what I’m finding is correct, none of us really can afford to.
Diane: What do you mean?
Fizz: I gotta look out for this place you know? And uh… truth be told our circumstances in our world are way more dire that you might think.
Diane: They’re really dire right now! The dead are walking Fizz! They’re walking and they’ve formed a weird cult and people are getting sick!
Fizz: Yeah I know, life was pretty weird and messed up before I got ejected all the way out here in this hell world too you know. This world is connected to what happens to ours though.
Diane: As in…
Fizz: As in if we don’t save this place our version of Plaza goes too. You read up on my papers right?
Diane: Course I did, needed to in order to get all the way out here.
Fizz: You too uh…Dorothy right?
Dorothy: I skimmed a little on some of it, Diane needed help going through for the research so I know a little.
Fizz: Right so…. Remember the documents on pocket worlds?
Diane: Yep.
Dorothy: Refresh me.
Fizz: Alright so, gist is that my team at the lab back when I was working for Mori discovered that angels are capable of making little pocket worlds out of pieces of others right? That’s how stuff just sometimes disappears in mass, how people remember the names of books being different than what they supposedly were the whole time, etc. They get sucked into a small pocket world where the angel is storing stuff.
Diane: Is this one of those pocket worlds right now?
Fizz: Nope! This world has always been here right next to ours. It’s a different Plaza in all but name.
Dorothy: Doesn’t really look like Plaza.
Fizz: Yeah, that’s the problem. A lot of it got pocketed. And our world is gonna get pocketed too. There’s two angels communicating and bundling up pieces of this world and our home world in a big rat nest of a mess.
Diane: So what are you saying? That two angels are buddying up?
Fizz: Well to be more precise.. They’re reproducing. You see any weird hell creatures on your way here?
Diane: Huge one, tried to crush me.
Fizz: Had a weird effect where it’s eye locked onto you yeah?
Diane: Yeah.
Dorothy: We had a close call with one of those on the way here, nearly ended our trip early
Fizz: Those are pieces of the angel wandering about gathering living material. They’re stockpiling matter both living and dead to create a nest.
Diane: You’re.. You’re talking about angel egg theory?
Fizz: Absolutely! You understand where I’m going with this then?
Diane: Oh shit…..
Dorothy: Okay I’ve NEVER heard you swear before, what’s going on?
Diane: A worst case scenario. An angel is laying eggs in Plaza.
Dorothy: Like… making more angels?
Fizz: Exactly that. It’s gonna suck in people and places and things and just use them to create energy and a nest for that angel to form… and once it does, everything sucked in is going to cease to exist without a single memory attached to them. It’ll be like they never were around to begin with.
Dorothy: That’s… kind of some existential dread there.
Diane: Not only that but the hatching of a angel egg is said to devastate whatever land is nearby to a degree which it’ll never truly recover.
Fizz: And… the angels communicating are using this world and Plaza as a hub. In other words…
Diane: In other worlds we’re all in this together.
Fizz: Bingo.
Dorothy: Can we do anything to stop it?
Diane: I don’t know.
Fizz: If we get our gameplan together we might. First thing first is we need to be able to safely track down a angel. I was going to try and do that with the help of some DOP units but it’s good that we might have some real muscle.
Fizz looked at you and Dorothy with a grin.
Fizz: You’re game for this right?
Diane: I mean we have to right? We don’t have any other choice.
Dorothy: I gotta rescue you and I promised Diane I’d have their back during this so I’m in this too. Besides… rancher units like me are the first ones thrown in the way of danger if something like a newborn angel shows up so…. No real choice in this.
Fizz: Excellent.
Diane: How do you know for sure it’s a pocket world though?
Fizz: Well...
Fizz pulled down the lever on the generator. The environment swirled and whirred with color and light until it became a large mountainous area with a long spanning field of grass.
Fizz: We’re able to actually monitor the pocket from in here! Took a lot of work and trial and error and maybe a few DOP shells to safely do this without creating a actual rift between worlds but uh… yeah.
Dorothy: It’s really pretty….
Diane: It looks like north Plaza.
Fizz: That’s the kicker, it probably is North Plaza! Just… not our version. You notice how much was kind of just missing when you walked over to the city?
Dorothy: Yeah it’s a little apocalyptic looking.
Fizz: It wasn’t supposed to be like that. This city is one of the last remaining bastions after the original terrain was yanked apart after decades and decades now our world is going to be next and collide with all of it.
Dorothy: I’m having trouble following a bit....
Fizz: We’re in Plaza 2 that’s been mined for pieces by one angel. Another angel is laying an egg in our world and using Plaza 2’s material as feed and nesting. It will probably do the same to our Plaza after. We need to close the pocket world where it’s storing pieces of both versions of Plaza or it’ll hatch and cause all sorts of devastation. A Infant angel is the scariest because it doesn’t understand the world and will topple things until it does.
Diane: What happens to the stuff in the pocket if we close it?
Fizz: Should go back to where it belongs? In theory… but even then if we just have to cut our losses, we may end up having to accept that and roll with things. We just need to save what’s left at the very least.
Diane: What do we gotta do first?
Fizz: Well… this is the part you’re gonna hate. We’re gonna have to be able to pin down the angel’s location, and to do that we need a piece of it.
Dorothy: We’re gonna have to kill one of those big floating orb things.
Fizz: Mmhmm. That’s gonna be a real high risk job. From there it doesn’t get much easier.
Diane: I figured as much.
Fizz: If you’re really up to this, I want you to know how dangerous things are going to be. I don’t want to sugar coat it.
Diane: We’ve been through worse together. Besides I got my two best friends with me. We’ll be fine.
Fizz: Aww….
Dorothy blushed.
Dorothy: You really think of me as one of your best friends?
Diane: Wouldn’t trust most people to join me on a mission like this…
Fizz: I support it. Anyway huddle up, I’m gonna get us some equipment. We got a lot of prep work to do.
