train answers sharing

[irrationally]

so since we had the train ama, i thought it was good to know what characters would have shared with each other and what would be common knowledge now because of it! there's actually an ic post to do so over here and please, tag it by all means, it's fun to play out!! but maybe some people haven't because they were still threading the whole thing out or are just busy because of holidays or anything like that, so i thought it might be good to have a quick and easy way of sharing here too.

so please, if your character would publically have shared any of the answers they received from the train, please comment on this post and say what they would have shared! it'll also make this a good overview post for anyone to check up on what their character would know after the whole thing.

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[happyends]

madoka would have shared that all previous worlds they helped out during missions are well now, aside from world #27462947582, which is no more. madoka wouldn't know which world that is since she doesn't keep track of the numbers, but anyone who does would realise it's the world from the aborted mission.

[shutupnail]

Piccolo would recognize the number as that mission world so he'd tell her.

[kumoko]

Kumoko would share that the train's previous crew is missing and could potentially be found/rescued.

[spikelet]

A-Qing will share with people she trusts (Blue leaders, her trainers/teachers) that it is almost impossible to take two people from the same world, so people who think they're from the same world are actually from similar worlds or alternates, but she will not be spreading this around more generally because she doesn't understand it enough to know if it's good information.

FOR WEBMIND AND NITA:

[unfavorableinstigation]

Webmind would share that The library and cinema are intended for recreation, not information-seeking. The database is something all void travellers can access, and the limits are not caused by the train itself.

He'd also share that there are multiple worlds featuring AI that use similar frames to his to travel the void/visit other worlds safely, and reiterate that the train pays attention to the Feedback post, meaning that continuing to use it may result in another Q&A session!

Nita (by herself) has learned that the full purpose of Jema'grethy was for rest and relaxation; the train had not planned on the memory sharing being a thing, and that Captain V was a real captain of a voidtrain, as well as someone who caused 'a lot of harm' (train's phrasing). While most of their tale is legend, there is some truth to it.

[blue_ice]

Kaiba will share that they are not missing memories of volunteering and that the ministry will arrest and put them on a stacked trial if they're caught.

Mami will share that those who don't have a home to go back to because they died or similar will have a choice, they won't just be sent back to die.

[hotheadwarmheart]

Most of Lea and Xion's stuff is relatively personal so there's not much that would be relevant to the majority of the rest of the train. But Lea will share with Kaiba and relevant train leadership that worlds here do not have Keyholes that can be locked by Keyblades to protect them from falling to darkness, so they don't need to worry about looking out for them on missions.

Natsuno, Yoite, Demyx, Senku/Gen

[10billionpercent]

Natsuno has no problem sharing...sorta. The train will not let him off as it's irresponsible to do so. Only one person per world can be taken.

Yoite found out that tethering has improved his condition, he's expected to help with missions, and his condition will not deteriorate further.

Demyx's questions were deeply personal. He will deflect or make things up. He's not sharing anything.

Senku, with Gen, got the most fertile of questions/answers and will share every detail.

1. People cannot really die while being tethered to the train - it's the tethering that's facilitating the resurrection mechanic.

2. Time does not seem to actually exist in the void. The train is simulating a day/night cycle because those on board are familiar with that, but time is relative and not comparable to time outside the void. Senku would add that he's counted, it is not working on a 24 hour clock so he couldn't say who's clock they are operating on.

3. Time outside the void is passing as normal. Those within the void can only exit the void at a time after the time they entered. The Voidtrecker Express can only move back in time in a limited capacity, and only to respond to catastrophes. Time on their worlds, and the worlds they visit, proceeds onward as normal, regardless of interaction with the void.

4. They are unconscious for six hours every night during the forced rest period. Senku would add that he thought it was a lot less.

5. If they are caught by authorities a trial would not be in their interests and this would not be a desirable outcome.

6. The only way to get further information about the train is through ordering in the shop and what's in the library. For whatever people find that to be of use, Senku says since he can't get the books he wants.

[tactlesstantei]

Sera would share that the train cannot confirm where people who left at platforms actually go and that apparently when people leave is not something that is decided.

She would also share that the train can’t confirm the status of any specific person in another world, but that goes hand in hand with the train being unable to confirm what happens to people who left.

[guru_clef]

Someone would have to talk to Clef, but once they did he would share the results of the spell he used to capture everything transcribed into several small books. Those would be given to anyone who wanted them, and he would take notes in his own book of whatever information they shared with him.

[mtsilver_conquor]

Eva managed to get two others to ask a question for her, but I'm only going to report the ones she herself asked.

Is there a legitimate reason I can't buy back any of my main pokemon team when they'd be kept primarily within their monsterballs while on the train? Yes. This voidcraft does not yet have capacity for large creatures.

So, what can you tell us about the nature -not the function- of the tethering? It is the link between you, your voidcraft and your life in your world. The exact nature depends on your understanding of the world and the void but many believe it to be spiritual, magical in nature whilst others see it as an exchange of energy that keeps the balance of worlds and the void in balance, holding back the chaos and allowing life forms to travel through in specially designed craft.

Does this mean that if time isn't 'slowed' -for lack of better words right now- back home, that people notice us very suddenly missing? Yes. You are missing from your worlds right now.

[firewalled]

Eva got Rich to ask if people would notice if they were gone from their world, which the train said was "reasonable" to think. Not really an answer in Rich's opinion, but do with that what you will!

He was also told he has the potential to become a Void Hero, so taking him from the hospital was unfortunate, but necessary, and that there are no conditions to fulfull in order to leave, because "the mission is never over."

He's not super pleased with the answers, but someone could likely get him to share!

[its_dad_sanzo]

Koumyou wrote it down at the time, so it's verbatim.

Koumyou's question:
What do you know about the void ship Voidflash, and its crew, including a person called Halo?

Train's answer:
Voidcraft designation Voidflash was a solo mission craft, designed for stealth and speed. Halo was designation Voidflash's pilot. A bounty hunter. Both can be confirmed to originate from system #1015. Captain Halo is unknown to the Voidtrecker Express except for the information contained within the message recovered by passengers of the Voidtrecker Express.

[subcircuits]

Devero learned that larger items may be available for purchase through the shop in the future, and that the train's "analogue act" is part of its design, its level of technology is adequate for passenger needs, and it doesn't know how designed it this way or why.

Not terribly vital information, but he'd share it.

[shadowslipping]

Yuume was able to confirm two key matters-

First, Due to the nature of Voidcraft, it is possible that another voidcraft could transport them to nearly the exact time they left their worlds. While she did not confirm whether or not it would be the train, as others confirmed it Wouldn't, she's combined this fact with the answer she received; due to the Train's patterns in answering, the manner in which it confirmed voidcraft capabilities to Yuume proves that somewhere out there, something capable of bringing them home in that way exists. This much, she would take care to explain to anyone she needed to calm down from the dilemma of 'time is passing'.

Second however, if research is put into it, it may become possible to contact their home worlds. This is a vital matter, as while the train may not be able to do it for them, it proves, simply in the statement alone, that they stand a chance of it eventually.

[hisblueskies]

Alfredo submits the following questions and answers:

>why can't you interact with those worlds directly, when taking us from our homes introduces them to risk? What makes you different from us, that you can't be a Void Hero?<
I am a voidcraft. I am programmed to transport void heroes to where they are needed. You are a void hero. I do not have the skills necessary to save worlds.

>How do you prioritize actionable feedback?<
By how possible it is, how necessary it is and how many passengers wish for it to happen.

>What do you remember most strongly about Enrara, Thistea, and your home system? Apart from the fact that they're real, what do you most want known about them, what made them different from any other world we've helped save or learned about?<
There are no memories in my storage that are more or less strong than any other. What made them different was that they developed the technology to react to great catastrophes and in doing so have saved many lives.

He omits most of the personal addressings and questions.