Captain Harlock (
freearcadia) wrote in
vivalaethernet2024-07-25 05:32 pm
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A pirate's tactic
This is more directed to those, who like me have been dragged to this world, though I won't fault a native for listening in.
I am curious as to what we might have in common: world names, languages, culture, technology - and what is different.
This isn't just idle curiosity or a means of trying to find some comfort of familiarity in such a strange land, but I suspect if there is enough of a commonality in one area or another, we could in someway use it to our advantage against the Empire.
I am curious as to what we might have in common: world names, languages, culture, technology - and what is different.
This isn't just idle curiosity or a means of trying to find some comfort of familiarity in such a strange land, but I suspect if there is enough of a commonality in one area or another, we could in someway use it to our advantage against the Empire.

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Ah, alright. Reckon it soundin' too military makes sense, 'cause Ah'm a Sentinel [because that makes total sense with barely any context, Nephie], but...Harlock, then. Ah'm Nephenee. Nice to meet ya.
Um, what 'bout ya? What's your language sound like?
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[The man assumes Sentinel was some kind of guard or protector, before he starts first in Japanese, then German - and both would not sound at all similar]
I am a pirate, so I am naturally inclined to reject the rigidity of military life, and care little for hierarchy. This is the most widely spoken language where I am from.
{Now this one is what I spoke at home when I was a child, I hadn't had much use of it as of late, though I try not to let it go unused and get rusty.}
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Unfortunately for Harlock, him speaking in Japanese gets a headtilt. Him speaking in German gets a further headtilt.]
...Uh, sorry...Ah didn't catch a word o'that.
[It was a long shot. She figures the next part will be too, but she has to ask.]
Uh, one second. Lemme write somethin'...doubt ya can read it, but...
[Quickly, she uses a quill to write out something on a sheet of paper, then holds it up.]
Anythin'? An' what were them languages ya were speakin' in?
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I can't really make out what's written, as for what I speak - the first is Japanese, it's the predominant language among humans in my time, and the second is German, that is the language my... [He gestures, glancing as he tries to think] family in the past spoke for thousands of years.
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Ah've never heard o'them 'fore...They sound completely different, too. Ah guess they're from different areas?
[She doesn't know linguisitics worth a darn, so she's not sure how different the places really are...]