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paradisa2013-10-30 06:14 pm
encryptedlock) wrote in paradisa2013-10-30 06:14 pm
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Log...Final
[York's voice is a bit more hesitant and subdued than usual. This has been coming for a while, but it's still not exactly easy for him to say.]
Hey there, everyone. I just--wanted to let you all know that it's time someone went and checked out that spot on the map marked New York and, well, I couldn't think of anyone better to do it than me. Carolina's going with me, of course.
The thing is, I'm not planning on coming back.
We'll be taking the car that the Spartans made. The sleds are for everyone--they're in the garage out back of the castle. Bet most of you didn't even know we had a garage, huh?
So, uh. I guess this is goodbye, castle.
[Wash and South]
The hangar and the second Danger Room are up to you guys now. The teleporter on the roof of the hangar is keyed to the Danger Room, and it's located at three degrees north of due west in the mountains, about 50 kilos out from the castle. Keys are on top of the fridge in the hangar.
[/Wash and South]
[Friends]
[If you think you're on this filter, you probably are.]
I'll be checking in with Dr. Brewer in Fairfield from time to time, so if you really need to get a message to me, just leave it with him. Or if any of you ever want to join me out there, well, there'll always be room.
[There's a long pause.]
You guys are the only thing that's made it worthwhile to stay. I'm not leaving because of any of you, or anything you did or didn't do or could have done. It's me. I've been here almost five years now, and--it's just too much. Maybe I'll be back some day, but if you all go home before we meet again, I just want you all to know that each and every one of you is special. Not because the castle chose you or because you have some special power or because you're important in your own world. It's because you're my friends, and there's nothing more important than that. Nothing the castle does can take that away.
Not to sound cheesy or anything, but I thought you all should know that. And, well.
Goodbye.
Hey there, everyone. I just--wanted to let you all know that it's time someone went and checked out that spot on the map marked New York and, well, I couldn't think of anyone better to do it than me. Carolina's going with me, of course.
The thing is, I'm not planning on coming back.
We'll be taking the car that the Spartans made. The sleds are for everyone--they're in the garage out back of the castle. Bet most of you didn't even know we had a garage, huh?
So, uh. I guess this is goodbye, castle.
[Wash and South]
The hangar and the second Danger Room are up to you guys now. The teleporter on the roof of the hangar is keyed to the Danger Room, and it's located at three degrees north of due west in the mountains, about 50 kilos out from the castle. Keys are on top of the fridge in the hangar.
[/Wash and South]
[Friends]
[If you think you're on this filter, you probably are.]
I'll be checking in with Dr. Brewer in Fairfield from time to time, so if you really need to get a message to me, just leave it with him. Or if any of you ever want to join me out there, well, there'll always be room.
[There's a long pause.]
You guys are the only thing that's made it worthwhile to stay. I'm not leaving because of any of you, or anything you did or didn't do or could have done. It's me. I've been here almost five years now, and--it's just too much. Maybe I'll be back some day, but if you all go home before we meet again, I just want you all to know that each and every one of you is special. Not because the castle chose you or because you have some special power or because you're important in your own world. It's because you're my friends, and there's nothing more important than that. Nothing the castle does can take that away.
Not to sound cheesy or anything, but I thought you all should know that. And, well.
Goodbye.