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Pcm979 wrote:Would that be the Brother-Captain formerly known as Prince?

Brother-Captian Gaius, formerly known as Jedi Neophyte.

Easy enough spare clothes a set of fatigues. his photogrpahs, a few textbooks incliuding a few reading books...one being Catch 22 , some letters, rtoiletries and vaarious small nicknaks that he has gathered over the years plus some usel;ess credits...dates on them are a few thousand years out of date...

Erm, we take the photos and ditch everything else. That wasn't too hard.

Also, Nathan still comes from the 30-something millenium, what the hell is he doing with a copy of Catch 22?

*L* got it from an Eldar Harlequin.

Ah. Next question: Where did the Harlequin get a copy?

Pcm979 wrote:Ah. Next question: Where did the Harlequin get a copy?

His Majestic Empoeror's Eternal Public Library System, run by the Adeptus Lexiconus?

Heh. I'm imagining a Harlequin in a library line.

Pcm979 wrote:Heh. I'm imagining a Harlequin in a library line.

Me, I was imagine someone in Terminator armour stalking through a library, turning his Chainfist on those who talk loudly. And let's not even reflect on those heretics who turn in a book after the due date.

That looks done to me. Now for chapter 2 at librum and me not having to tell Petro "we're almost there!" every night.

SirNitram wrote:

Pcm979 wrote:Heh. I'm imagining a Harlequin in a library line.

Me, I was imagine someone in Terminator armour stalking through a library, turning his Chainfist on those who talk loudly. And let's not even reflect on those heretics who turn in a book after the due date.

Oddly enough, it is a crime to turn in books late in the Imperium.

Imperial Overlord wrote:That looks done to me. Now for chapter 2 at librum and me not having to tell Petro "we're almost there!" every night.

I agree. I'll see about locking it and moving it to the cleaned fanfics section if no one wishes to post more.

And I'll post an OOC bit for y'all to 'sign up' etc on the other board too.

Heretics who fail to return books are turned into servitors that work the card catalog.

Might I just say to everyone, Good Game. I think we've created something greater than the sum of its parts.

I think the insistence that it continue speaks for itself.