[locked to Refugees except Josiah]

[songbird9.livejournal.com]

Well gang, looks like Murphy's law has done it again.

Something's wrong with Margaret. She's talking nonsense.... Really creepy nonsense. It's not like her at all, and I fear a certain Mistress of All Evil is attempting to give us an encore. I won't say I didn't expect this to happen, but she could have at least waited until Calum was out of the way...

Anyway, I need to make an emergency run to Mirror Earth. I'll take my boat if I have to, but it doesn't have a warp gummi. Can anyone get me there faster?

Ray, I'm afraid you'll have to handle Josiah's mind invader without me. I dunno, maybe that's for the best. If you see Lilith, tell her that Calum's after her and she should probably stay far away.

Cool stuff happens when I leave.

[auriatetsukai.livejournal.com]

But! Upon arriving back here, I was immediately swept to...my dad's workplace.

They're renovating. To make room. For gummi ships.

I mean, I knew they were using gummi tech in cars and stuff, but they're actually starting to build ships to go between worlds. I've been doing a little digging since I got back, and from what I understand, they're making cargo ships for interworld mail and passenger ships for interworld travel.

Am I the only one who sees a few problems with this? For one, we have the barest of diplomatic relations with most of these worlds. And if we establish anything concrete, I imagine it will follow something like, underdeveloped worlds are off-limits, but go ahead and do scenic vacations in Andalasia. It'll just cost you $679853467.82. That, or it'll be banned altogether, aside from Mirror Earth and Radiant Garden. And maybe Twilight Town.

For two, the Refugees might come under fire for being the only ones allowed to travel freely between whatever worlds they want. And that scares me. That really does scare me.

Did I mention that the companies operating these interworld systems want warp gummis for their ships?

I dunno, you guys. All this multiworld stuff is getting kind of complicated now that politics have been thrown in the mix.