Dr. Robert "Rocket" Romano (
badlydisarmed) wrote in
etraya2025-02-16 03:28 pm
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Looking for a mechanic capable of fixing a prosthetic arm, altruistic introverts highly preferred, opportunistic assholes also acceptable.
Age irrelevant, but if you're a child I will comment on it.
Age irrelevant, but if you're a child I will comment on it.

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No teleportation, and it sounds like your prosthetics are decades ahead from what I know. So you win some, you lose some.
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Technically, magic is banned in Piltover. There was a war, a long time ago, that was fought by rival nations wielding powerful magical runes. It decimated entire empires and changed the face of the land itself. After the war ended, our city's founder wanted to create a place dedicated to science and technology, where magic and mages couldn't cause any further destruction. Jayce and Viktor have figured out how to use technology to harness the power of magic, allowing them to create magical effects – like teleportation via the hexgates – without being mages themselves.
Proper magic's quite common in other parts of the world, though. My family originally came to Piltover from Ionia, where the border between our world and the spirit realm is thin. The land itself is said to be infused with magic; there are trees that light up and creatures that sing and dragons thirty metres high. I've always wanted to visit, but I've never had the chance.
If your world hasn't got any of that, what do you have instead? Is medicine the primary profession of the place you're from?
There's quite a lot of mechanical knowledge in Piltover. We're renowned for it. It's no wonder our prosthetics are advanced. I don't know many children who can build bombs— [That's easy to say, since she doesn't know any children.] —but studies in things like engineering can begin young.
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There's many professions. Medicine isn't one of the most popular ones, but if you're good enough it's emotionally rewarding and well compensated.
There's too many lawyers.
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[Technically, that's a lie. She was fired. But no one here
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[He's curious, he hasn't met many cops. Hell, he's never had many friends.]
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What were you protecting the city from? Its citizens?
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But I won't leave, no. Some of the others from my world are from my future, and they've told me as much. If I didn't know that things will turn out more poorly than I could anticipate, I'd say that I can change things for the better now that everything's come to light. Even with the knowledge of what the future holds, I'm going to do whatever I can to keep people safe, and I don't see how leaving the force would accomplish that.
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[ That's such a nightmare, what the hell. ]
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