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[ihope]

[Other Atlanteans. He'll keep that in mind, thanks.]

How did the satellite compare to the technology you've seen from Earth? [There can't be other worlds with the lore, alive or not, he figures. Space junk had to crash into the ocean all the time.]

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[relentlesstide]

[Go ahead, Lex, you really don't want to even try with them. The fact that he'll talk about them at all is proof that he knows they can all take care of themselves quite well.]

Hmm. Hard to say, it was more than the kedan are familiar with. [Not gonna make the Watchtower comparison to you, sir.] I'm afraid I'm not too well-versed in surface technology.

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[ihope]

Any name? Logo? I assume if there was one, there are more in orbit. I just want to know who it belonged to and what its purpose was. The intranet, from what I’ve seen, continues to work well as the foreigner’s sole means of communication. [He’s trying not to be unnerved by the fact that- oh shit- he might be talking to a man from Atlantis. Nothing is as it seems, he reminds himself. He waits a second and continues.] How did the crash affect the technology you’d grown to know in Keeliai? [What about the invasion?]

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[relentlesstide]

The only name written anywhere was 'Arshephelios'. Still no leads on who it might have belonged to, though. There were signs of previous life, but no bodies. Still, I think it's safe to say it wasn't anything the Emperor or the kedan put in the sky. [These are pretty much basic things that anyone could have found out with a little digging, so he doesn't feel too wary giving it up.] Whatever it was, it was... well protected, with some sort of hive-mind energy beings that were released from canisters made out of a metal the locals were unfamiliar with. They were buying them before the first ones cracked open, I don't think they would have if they'd known what they were.