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Figures... and with Mnemosyne still being unresponsive, I don't have a way to convert the information into anything useful.
"Well, it wouldn't a right and proper first day off without everything I try failing, would it?"
Strangely enough, despite the words themselves suggesting otherwise, Lucifer didn't seem all that dejected- as if it had happened enough times before that he was used to it by now.
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The Dog
Selma finally found the people she'd heard talking, and gripping the kukri tightly in one hand, she moved closer to a nearby set of shadows and called out "Hey! You wouldn't happen to know where the survivors of A-9 are, would you? I'm kind of hoping to find some of my family there."
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I've heard that voice from somewhere...
"Are they not here?" Lucifer asked as he looked for the source of the new voice and, after a moment, found it- rather, found her, residing near the shadows, rather odd weapon in hand.
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Oh, it's one who was singing earlier. So she's managed to find her way here no worse for wear.
"Admittedly, my memory of what happened before that is spotty, but with you here, just about everyone I remember actually being on that ship is now accounted for. Which, now that I think about it..."
While it wasn't exactly likely that in a random group of a couple hundred or so out of a couple dozen thousand you'd have multiple members of the family together, standard evacuation protocols would generally result in somewhat non-random groups. After all, it wouldn't make sense for family or other individuals in close proximity to each other to be separated unless there was simply not enough space to hold everyone... or the others simply weren't rescued.
"Where
are the other ships with the survivors from A-9? Because there were only a few hundred people on the one I got off of, which doesn't sound right."