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[Backdated to Saturday afternoon so as not to spam the comm. York had thought about what Kat said about Carolina and Wash being there to help her, and he was hoping that meant Carolina was off her loss. Because it had to have been a loss, right? Well, if she wasn't, she probably wouldn't respond to a filter to Carolina anyway.]

[Carolina]

Hey. Can we talk?

[/Carolina]

[Filtered to Tony Stark and anyone else familiar with advanced technology that would not use this information for harm]

I've been talking to a few people about this--this change with death and how the bodies don't disappear any more, and how if you destroy the body it hurts the person coming back. So I was thinking, in my time we have what are called cryosleep chambers that we use on long space flights. Essentially, they keep a person alive but in stasis until we reach our destinations. It's no big deal, I've been in cryo dozens of times. Anyway, I was thinking something like that could help preserve the bodies, and if they do start showing signs of life the chambers can be calibrated to wake them up and let them out right away.

Would any of you be willing to help me build something like that? I have the schematics already.

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Ours are used on a regular basis for just a couple weeks or months at a time. Even the farthest colonies were only about two and a half months out by Slipspace travel.

Someone suggested the old Peace Patrol headquarters in the basement, since it's currently empty, wired for tech, and can easily be secured.

And no Wirrn for you to contend with, either, I'd imagine. [ahem]

That was precisely what I was thinking. Dr. Brennan had an extensive laboratory down there, and I think the only thing still functioning down there is Dr. Stantz' containment system ... which is rather self-sufficient. I'll ask about, see if anyone minds our commandeering it. Violet may have a thing or two to say, but I believe she's mostly been working with the clinical staff, these days.

Well. Covenant.

We wouldn't need the whole area, either. Just a big room with room for maybe half a dozen capsules. You know even on the worst days, we've almost never had more than that.

Hmm. As I recall, the original laboratory was in sections. And if need be, we could break a wall and incorporate one of the old adjacent cells. I don't see us needing all of those in the near future, either.

[though from his tone, he'll be damned if he's about to give up having them there in case they're needed. especially not the two Zero Cells for Joshua and Legato]

Honestly, I'd rather not. Maybe as a last resort, but I don't exactly trust the city jail for some of the people we have here.

Nor do I. Alright, I'll see what can be done with the current allotment of space, then.

Appreciate it, Doctor. And let me know once you have some plans?

Certainly! Oh, and - who all else is helping? So that I don't end up stepping on any toes.

Let's see, it's you, Dr. Emmerich, Dr. Banner, Stark, that Once-ler guy, and Wash and Delta of course. Probably Kat, too.

St-- wh--

Tony Stark?! What, again?

You got it. He's back, and this time he has his own AI. Jarvis. Seems like a pretty nice guy.

He doesn't remember the last time he was here, and I guess aliens attacked my town in his timeline now? But he's still the same guy.

Goodness. Well, it's probably best he doesn't remember it all, or we'd have to tell him what became of all his hard work. ... Do you suppose he'll be wanting his suit back?

You know, I'm not sure? But he could at least give you some more tips on how to use it, I think. He might have some tricks in there that aren't in my version.

Honestly, I'd be more than happy to give it back. It's not really my cup of tea, as it were.

Still wouldn't be a bad idea to keep for emergencies, but I know what you mean. It isn't for everyone.

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