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[Post-it note] DON’T TOUCH THE PYROCIDIC GEL IN THE FRIDGE (quickly-drawn corrosive warning sign)

I’m hosting a starter call for @markazianapogeeexplorer @princofthecragmites and @natalie-ziegler-lombax 

If you’d like to plot out a thread like this post and I will message you about which muse and plotting ideas! 

From amidst the hustle and bustle of Meridian city, a rather suspicious looking starship soared through the sky. It’s sole occupant seemed a bit nervous to say the least as he flew in the unfamiliar airspace, not that he would admit it publicly of course. 

Choosing a suitable landing place, the sleek obsidian colored ship touched down in the middle of an empty plaza. Its engine went quiet as its internal systems were powered down, however there was little to no movement from within its confines.

A small sigh escaped the diminutive robot as he peered out through the ship’s windshield at the city surrounding him. Overall, the city reminded him a bit of Metropolis back in the Solana galaxy. Just bigger and slightly more busier. And perhaps a tad more intimidating. But that might just be due to Daxx being the only planet he was fully used to.

Finally working up the courage, Klunk hit the ship’s release button. He watched silently as the glass concealing him inside rose up, he then climbed over the side and dropped down onto the platform below.

Now, where exactly should I start searching for information, does this city even have a functioning black-market community in the first place? From what Klunk had researched, it was highly possible that it did, although it was most likely a bit more secluded than on Daxx. Which was why he was questioning its existence.

[[Cant remember whether this means he gives or gets back scratches, so here have the former]]

“What do you mean you can’t reach it? You have longer arms than I do!” Nevertheless, being A Good Friend, he scratches at the spot between Talwyn’s shoulder blades that she pointed out with a frustrated little whine.