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@cerenovus-official
Loading question: Is there a Cerenovus in-play?
Response: No.
Conclusion: Might be drunk, poisoned, or the Knaves are messing with me. But sometimes, silly little people choose silly little bluffs. Painting whatever they want on the canvas they call their identity.
And pressure can break the finest pieces out there.
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I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
you ok cera?
I donât know⊠I donât want to have any more sick days⊠but something feels offâŠ
And please⊠donât call me CeraâŠ
is it the human body?
Maybe? I donât know⊠I donât know if somethingâs missing or if thereâs something extra. Either way, my systems are glitching, my routineâs been trashed, and I have to keep thinking about trains so I donât focus too much on the care I⊠totally donât want.
uhm... I think its probably because if that, a new mind i assume would cause someone to think differently
If it was that, theyâd be glitching as soon as I got in this vessel.
have you gotten brain surgery recently?
âŠYes. But like⊠a day or two before this. A side-effect typically would have⊠made itself clear.
[So she doesnât see anything weird with the train thing? God, she really IS autistic!]
It seems like youre hyperfixating on trains, is that for any reason?
I just⊠like trains. Is it bad to have a new interest?
I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
you ok cera?
I donât know⊠I donât want to have any more sick days⊠but something feels offâŠ
And please⊠donât call me CeraâŠ
is it the human body?
Maybe? I donât know⊠I donât know if somethingâs missing or if thereâs something extra. Either way, my systems are glitching, my routineâs been trashed, and I have to keep thinking about trains so I donât focus too much on the care I⊠totally donât want.
uhm... I think its probably because if that, a new mind i assume would cause someone to think differently
If it was that, theyâd be glitching as soon as I got in this vessel.
have you gotten brain surgery recently?
âŠYes. But like⊠a day or two before this. A side-effect typically would have⊠made itself clear.
[So she doesnât see anything weird with the train thing? God, she really IS autistic!]
I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
you ok cera?
I donât know⊠I donât want to have any more sick days⊠but something feels offâŠ
And please⊠donât call me CeraâŠ
is it the human body?
Maybe? I donât know⊠I donât know if somethingâs missing or if thereâs something extra. Either way, my systems are glitching, my routineâs been trashed, and I have to keep thinking about trains so I donât focus too much on the care I⊠totally donât want.
uhm... I think its probably because if that, a new mind i assume would cause someone to think differently
If it was that, theyâd be glitching as soon as I got in this vessel.
I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
you ok cera?
I donât know⊠I donât want to have any more sick days⊠but something feels offâŠ
And please⊠donât call me CeraâŠ
is it the human body?
Maybe? I donât know⊠I donât know if somethingâs missing or if thereâs something extra. Either way, my systems are glitching, my routineâs been trashed, and I have to keep thinking about trains so I donât focus too much on the care I⊠totally donât want.
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I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
you ok cera?
I donât know⊠I donât want to have any more sick days⊠but something feels offâŠ
And please⊠donât call me CeraâŠ
I⊠donât feel right⊠what is this⊠feeling?
Madness.exe has stopped responding. ⊠⊠⊠Close the program [] Wait for the program to respond [âïž] ⊠⊠⊠[Cerenovus has never felt so⊠strange? Weird? âŠunburdened? What is this feeling? Is she sick again? She told herself not to think about caretaking⊠did it not work? Or is this something new? Something foreign? Something⊠she canât describe at all.]
Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking.
Fuck⊠Iâm thinking about it⊠whatâs something else you canâŠâŠ trains! Yeah⊠think about trains, NovaâŠ
Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking. Donât think about caretaking.
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Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
an experience?
And⊠um⊠rare.
Mez seems too.. vigilant is the best way to describe it, to get drunk
She needs⊠to⊠uh⊠let⊠loose⊠a littleâŠ
I suppose itâs hard for her to relax when she feels the need to constantly be pushing towards the objective. I wonder if there is a way we can let her relax?
Maybe⊠but⊠how?
Iâm not sure⊠I know, we could set up some kind of distraction. Then, while the good team is occupied, we can convince Mez to take a break
Maybe⊠maybe. Iâm not in the mood for⊠madness right now⊠though.
I can come up with some sort of other distraction, donât you worry
OkâŠ
Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
an experience?
And⊠um⊠rare.
Mez seems too.. vigilant is the best way to describe it, to get drunk
She needs⊠to⊠uh⊠let⊠loose⊠a littleâŠ
I suppose itâs hard for her to relax when she feels the need to constantly be pushing towards the objective. I wonder if there is a way we can let her relax?
Maybe⊠but⊠how?
Iâm not sure⊠I know, we could set up some kind of distraction. Then, while the good team is occupied, we can convince Mez to take a break
Maybe⊠maybe. Iâm not in the mood for⊠madness right now⊠though.
Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
an experience?
And⊠um⊠rare.
Mez seems too.. vigilant is the best way to describe it, to get drunk
She needs⊠to⊠uh⊠let⊠loose⊠a littleâŠ
I suppose itâs hard for her to relax when she feels the need to constantly be pushing towards the objective. I wonder if there is a way we can let her relax?
Maybe⊠but⊠how?
Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
an experience?
And⊠um⊠rare.
Mez seems too.. vigilant is the best way to describe it, to get drunk
She needs⊠to⊠uh⊠let⊠loose⊠a littleâŠ
Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
an experience?
And⊠um⊠rare.
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Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
Mez got drunk? I didnât think that they would do that
Itâs⊠umâŠ
Heeeeey! Can you help Auntie Nova out? You bettew not wesist, Iâm one of youw demons!
@lil-monsta-official
Uh, yeah? Sure. (cough)
Okaaay! Sheâs in a shed in the woods⊠and she hasnât weally wesponded to meâŠ
Iâll look into itâŠ
(Marionette makes the journey towards the woods)
time to see if the barrier will block meâŠ
(marionette takes a step andâŠ
âŠpasses right through)
(Marionette takes off looking for where cerenovus is)
(Shouted) @cerenovus-official! You out here?
[Cerenovus didnât say anything, but she could be seen inside her shed.]
(Marionette poked her head into the shed)
Cerenovus? You good?
[She shook her head.]
(Marionette went over to where Cerenovus was)
Cerenovus, whatâs wrong?
[Cerenovus didnât respond⊠but she still clearly heard her.]
Hey, Cerenovus, you want to know something that I know with 100% certainty? Itâs that you are so incredibly valuable
[Cerenovus just looked at Marionette.]
Whatâs going on here? I want to help
(Marionette also takes a look around the room)
[Cerenovus was just⊠on her bed. Staring at the ceiling. The shed didnât have too much going onâŠ]
(Marionette grabs one of Cerenovusâ hands and sits on the ground by the bed, leaning against it)
I donât know what you are feeling right now, but you donât have to go through it alone
[Cerenovus tried to speak⊠but nothing came out.]
Do you want me to grab you some paper so you can write to talk? Just nod or shake your head if you canât talk
[She nodded.]
(Marionette grabbed a sheet of paper and a pen from off a table and gave them to Cerenovus)
[Cerenovus wrote âNameerror: âDaughterâ was not defined.â]
Yeah, Iâm still not sure who that was⊠that probably messed some stuff up for you, didnât it
[She nodded.]
what do I do? How do I fix my mistake?
[She shrugged.]
Well thatâs unfortunate. Have you felt any other symptoms other than not being able to talk?
[âI just want to get away from everything. Everything seems so much worse now.â]
Yeah, Iâm sorry. Itâs pretty much all my fault. I fricked things up and revealed pretty much the entire evil team, then I messed up the flowers, now this? Iâm really good at screwing things upâŠ
[âWhy did you even eat them?â]
I dunno, Lycanthrope was looking at them really hard and I decided âtoday we just be goofyâ so I ate one
[âAnd when it turned out to be poisonousâŠâ]
I figured since Lycanthrope only had one night to stay as a human, and she was clearly panicking, I decided the best way to make her stop panicking was with something ridiculous⊠it just didnât end super well, now did it
[âIt honestly made ME feel like throwing up⊠even now, to be honest.â]
at least I didnât die because of it! And sorry about the almost making you vomitâŠ
[âItâs ok.â]
Eh, not really. Itâs still way too gross
[Nova didnât respond to that oneâŠ]
what can I do to make your⊠current situation more comfortable?
[âTrains?â]
trains are cool, I like trains. What about them?
[Cerenovus flipped the paper over and started writingâŠ]
[âSince the 1970s, governments, environmentalists, and train advocates have promoted increased use of trains due to their greater fuel efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to other modes of land transport. High-speed rail, first built in the 1960s, has proven competitive with cars and planes for short- to medium-distance travel. Commuter rail has grown in importance since the 1970s as an alternative to congested highways and a means to promote development, as has light rail in the 21st century. Freight trains remain important for the transport of bulk commodities such as coal and grain, as well as for reducing road traffic congestion caused by freight trucks.â]
YES! I love high speed rail! Itâs so cool and efficient!
[âCan I have more paper?â]
Always!
(Marionette grabs 3 sheets of paper)
hopefully that will be sufficient for a while
[Nova smiled, and started to write more.]
[âWhile conventional trains operate on relatively flat tracks with two rails, many specialized trains operate in significantly different ways. Monorails operate on a single rail, while funiculars and rack railways are uniquely designed to traverse steep slopes. Experimental trains such as high-speed maglevs, which use magnetic levitation to float above a guideway, have been under development since the 1970s and can reach speeds higher than even the fastest conventional trains. Trains that use alternative fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen are a 21st-century development.â]
Stars, thatâs so cool! And whatâs even better is that they are a core part of practical urban design! In highly populated areas, they are necessary to avoid congestion and provide alternate means of travel!
[And sheâs still going.]
[âTrains can be sorted into types based on whether they haul passengers or freight (though mixed trains which haul both exist), by their weight (heavy rail for regular trains, light rail for lighter transit systems), by their speed (low speed and high speed), by their distance (short haul, long distance, transcontinental), and by what form of track they use. Conventional trains operate on two rails, but several other types of track systems are also in use around the world, such as monorail.â]
[You thought sheâd get tired by now. This is the third paragraph she wrote!]
Donât forget about rail gauges!
[âThe railway terminology that is used to describe a train varies between countries. The International Union of Railways seeks to provide standardized terminology across languages.[2] The Association of American Railroads provides terminology for North America.[3] Terms include:
Train (Britain): a light locomotive, self-propelled rail vehicle or roadârail vehicle in rail mode.[4]
Train (United States): a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive.[5]
Rolling stock (many jurisdictions): any railway vehicle.[6]
Rake (Britain): a collection of passenger or freight vehicles connected (not necessarily with a locomotive).[7]
Consist (North America and Australia): a train, locomotive(s), cut of cars, or any single car not coupled to another car or locomotive.[8]
Trainset (many jurisdictions): a set of vehicles that are permanently coupled together (such as the TGV, ICE or Pioneer Zephyr).[9]â]
I knew that there were all sorts of different words to describe trains, but I didnât know there are that many or that they changed so much across space!
[Nova was just smiling happily, and she tried to speak againâŠ]
I⊠I got this⊠I got this from the⊠symmetry⊠fuckâŠ
[It wasnât much more than a mumble, but it was something.]
Hey! Thatâs progress! Glad to have you talking again in at least a small regard!
This⊠this is like⊠when⊠when Mez gets dunkâŠ
