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fandomhigh2025-01-24 09:22 am
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So You're New To The Multiverse....; Friday, First Period [01/24].
Once again, the class was in the danger shop classroom (lots of little spaceships and little green men flying around outside the window this time), but they clearly were not going to be there for long.
"Don't get too comfortable," Summer warned them, as she pushed herself off of her desk and waved her phone at them a little bit. "We'll be heading out as soon as I finish my little lecture preamble dealy. We've been talking a lot of concepts in the past two classes, and now we're finally getting out there for some first hand extradimensional experience, and I'm starting with a classic that I feel highlights the point about how different even two seemingly related dimensions can actually be from each other. There are, of course, infinite examples of this, because, like, hello, infinite universes, but my favorite one to pull out for this class is actually Pluto. No, not the god or the dog, but the once former planet."
The helpful hologram of Pluto now popping up for everyone to witness was probably wholly unnessary, but, whatever, it looked cool. There was now a compartment opening up with several classic-style astronaut suits waiting inside, as well.
"We'll be making two stops today: the first is going to be the version of Pluto from this dimension, which is literally pretty much just a freezing-ass rock hurtling through space, which is where these fancy space suits are going to come in. Unless you've got some mega super powers beyond human conditioning, you're gonna want these out there. And then once we've had a look at this dimension's Pluto, we're heading over to my dimension's Pluto, which is absolutely nothing like it and actually has a thriving civilization, despite them once honoring my dad because my dad supported their status of planethood." She waved a dismissive hand. "It was a whole thing. Anyway! So, this dimension's Pluto first, so let's all find a suit that fits, make sure you've got it on right, and we'll head out! I mean, unless there's any questions before we do?"
"Don't get too comfortable," Summer warned them, as she pushed herself off of her desk and waved her phone at them a little bit. "We'll be heading out as soon as I finish my little lecture preamble dealy. We've been talking a lot of concepts in the past two classes, and now we're finally getting out there for some first hand extradimensional experience, and I'm starting with a classic that I feel highlights the point about how different even two seemingly related dimensions can actually be from each other. There are, of course, infinite examples of this, because, like, hello, infinite universes, but my favorite one to pull out for this class is actually Pluto. No, not the god or the dog, but the once former planet."
The helpful hologram of Pluto now popping up for everyone to witness was probably wholly unnessary, but, whatever, it looked cool. There was now a compartment opening up with several classic-style astronaut suits waiting inside, as well.
"We'll be making two stops today: the first is going to be the version of Pluto from this dimension, which is literally pretty much just a freezing-ass rock hurtling through space, which is where these fancy space suits are going to come in. Unless you've got some mega super powers beyond human conditioning, you're gonna want these out there. And then once we've had a look at this dimension's Pluto, we're heading over to my dimension's Pluto, which is absolutely nothing like it and actually has a thriving civilization, despite them once honoring my dad because my dad supported their status of planethood." She waved a dismissive hand. "It was a whole thing. Anyway! So, this dimension's Pluto first, so let's all find a suit that fits, make sure you've got it on right, and we'll head out! I mean, unless there's any questions before we do?"
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