[Evening Day 6] Incoming from ???

[navi_no]

[Wherever you are, whatever you are doing, the jewel on your bangle suddenly, inexplicably crackles to life.

You all know the voices (colours, for Lucus) - you heard at least one prior to arrival on the Noanga.

While glitching crackle drowns out most of the message, you manage to make out the following:]

Invited.

A --- next few days--- go--- engage. Repeat do---.

[Lucas will note the message is laced with pain and distress, as if sending this harmed the senders somehow.]

Comments

[kosmonautilus]

Is all emotion! Crown to Reach to Guise!

[He vaguely gestures from his head to his hands to the slate full of colors. Communicating without emotional indicators attached doesn't exist for him.]

Have asked already if need help, but no words, just troubled.

[bestbrotherever]

Crown to reach...? I think you shall have to explain how your communication works in more depth. And in person.

They responded without words, but in a way you could understand? Can you tell them that we are planning to rescue? The change in their emotions should give us some insight into the situation.

[kosmonautilus]

Hurts them to talk! You tell, texting terrible. No colors! What if wrong text?

[He isn't concerned enough to go through all the effort of putting his thoughts into text again. But he would look at any replies Loki brings to him, try and explain how they feel to him.]

[bestbrotherever]

I have done so. [And he forwards Lucas access to the communication channel he opened.] Let us hope that they respond in a visual medium as well.

We may not have time now, with danger looming, but at some point, we should find a more comfortable way for you to communicate than texting. I presume you find the text color options to be severely lacking?

[kosmonautilus]

Takes too long! Draw patterns, let slate make words, know not all words right!

[He is skipping thought because drawing takes time and simplifies the drawings since the slate has limits on the complexity it will understand. Not to start with on having to get people to actually look at it.]