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test drive meme (#2)
The Pan Pacific Defense Corps was usually offered any of a variety of local buildings to set up their testing centers. For reasons of access and availability, most testing clinics were set up in central areas for any given community. Those of the PPDC staff on hand vary in their personal intensity. Some of the men and women wearing Strike Group insignia seemed overly serious, to the point of frowning with intensity at some of the youngest checking in for this testing round. Those from the K-Science division are tight with nervous energy as they direct prospective cadets through various activities. Everything was meant to measure potential, looking for that spark that meant they had somebody who was Drift Compatible. The majority of people were turned away after the first series of seemingly random tests, officials looking in eyes, placing odd looking contraptions over heads, asking for people to play a series of short games, one even in a virtual reality set-up. |
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If you are still here now, you've made it past the first cut. You'll be sat down in a room with the rest who have made it this far, then systematically led into smaller interview rooms as pairs. If you came with a partner, they're your first interview candidate. If you came on your own, all your interviews are random assignment. All who have been asked to stay are required to sit through and conduct a series of short peer to peer interviews. The questions are straightforward.
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You've been accepted into the Jaeger Academy. You've been assigned to your barracks, issued your uniform and necessities, shown the overall layout of the Shatterdome, and told the wake up call is at 0530. You're settling in to the Academy schedule, and for many, it may be brutal indeed. When you're brought into the indoor swimming pool, it's to an overwhelming stench of chlorine. Your swimsuits are all the same for the men, simple swim-trunks, one uniform blue. Women wear a blue and white racer style swimsuit, in the same cut across the board. Uniformity doesn't disappear for swimming lessons. Lessons start out basic, teaching each Cadet to rely on themselves and each other to keep them afloat. From there, maneuvers get more complicated. Learning safe diving techniques, practicing proper holds to keep an unconscious or panicked partner afloat. Speed, agility, and endurance: all will be in demand. Then you start hearing rumors about full uniform swims coming up the next session. |
Please set up your own scenarios as you like. The above two scenarios are suggestions. Anything goes! If you want to stop by and see about doing some communal AU Worldbuilding, check out the new AU Worldbuilding Meme! |
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"I'm not causing a scene," he does however have enough sense to look bashful and scratch at his head. "And you are I just," he pauses, takes a breath, sighs, and shakes his head. "Never mind, Catherine. And I know I could help you, if you wanted it."
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"You have charges to watch over, and I, for one, don't want to keep you from your work. If you want to speak with me, later is more appropriate."
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"Later means one of us avoiding this you know. Or it going in places we don't want it too. I just thought I'd offer to help, see how you are."
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"I won't avoid anything. We should talk. We haven't in some time."
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"Would you do it over dinner then?"
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"Are we going to the fancy part of the mess hall?"
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"Maybe. Or eat in your office if you have one?"
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So is he going to get mess hall takeout? Meatloaf and collard greens over candlelight and coffee?
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"I don't know, this place is new and I don't know what they gave you." He does however start to fidget slightly, rocking back and forth on his feet.
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"Later. Find my office, bring dinner, and I'll eat it."
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"I'll even bring you coffee, and if you need more information on the cadets let me know."