Town Hall, Saturday

[weirderthanthou]

"I can't believe I'm actually here, and I don't have any lab equipment," Emily said. She was wearing some of Jesse's clothes, and honestly, it was a little weird to see her out of the uniform. Or in something that casual.

Like she's wearing clothes from another world.

"I'd love to run some tests on you once we manage to get you back out of here, about the influence of a multiversal-- Island of Power like this on you, especially after exposure to, well..." Emily continued, grinning at her. "I mean, if you're okay with it, of course."

"Let's just add it to the long list of things you want to test me for," Jesse said wryly, but she realized she'd inexplicably found herself smiling.

Emily's enthousiasm was a special kind. Rare. She'd missed it.

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[unprecedentedscience]

"I work with faxes every day, Barry," Emily said, without blinking an eye. "There are--"

She glanced at Jesse's face and saw the inherent be careful there.

"--strange phenomena where we come from," she said smoothly. "They don't always work well with modern technology."

[badassprodigy]

“Yeah I’ve seen some of that fucking phenomena when my phone blew up,” he said nodding in Jesse’s direction. “You’re world sounds pretty fucking weird.”

[unprecedentedscience]

"Moreso in some places than others," Emily said. "Much like this place. I really would love seeing some of that data..."

[badassprodigy]

Barry shrugged. “I can certainly show you my set up at my warehouse but if you blow things up like Jesse does that could leave a very big crater on this island,” he replied. “I’m in the planning process of setting up something in the office that she could use without it exploding everything. Otherwise I can fax over a hog level analysis. Jesse already has some of the shit that has happened recently.”

[weirderthanthou]

Jesse smiled, half to herself. "I'll make sure you get my copies," she promised. "Barry here does good work."

She threw Barry an amused look. "He doesn't like the workarounds we've come up with for the technology situation."

[unprecedentedscience]

"I can understand they might seem unorthodox," Emily allowed. "But there's a surprising amount of, well, 'juice' we could squeeze out of Betamax, rotary phones and faxes. We tried Pentiums, as well, but they, well. Exploded."