Strip 1625 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Thu 2017-06-29
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Lea Jean Badelles
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Transcript For Strip 1625
Panel 1Hugo is bent over a work bench, fussing with bits of gadgetry and tools. His back is to us. Murphy looks on.
Murphy: But what does this mean?
Hugo: We're dealing with something with power possibly beyond our comprehension.
Hugo: Something that can fabricate reality at least down to the plank scale.
Panel 2
Angled view so that the gadget Hugo is building is in the foreground. We see Hugo's right eye telescope out several centimeters, giving him a 'zoom' view.
Hugo: I don't know whether to call this a 'simulation,' because it is all too real.
Hugo: But reality here has been 'programmed' to some definite purpose.
Hugo: From these pantomime aliens to altered physical constants allowing all this 'sub-space' business.
Panel 3
Hugo holds up the completed module to where Murphy can see it. It's about the size of a grapefruit .
Murphy: What are we going to do now? Do you have a plan?
Hugo: We're going to rebuild Causa Sui's Displacement Drive with this module, and go find Eithne.
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