Maddy Perez (
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OO1 }{ AUDIO }{ CALLSIGN: MZ114C }{ DAY 17
[ The voice that comes over the network is a young woman's - late teens or early twenties. A little deep, throaty, but still obviously belonging to someone quite young and female.
It's shaky though, like the person on the other end of the radio is really struggling. Maybe like she's even been crying, although it's hard to tell. She definitely sounds distressed, though.
This is also clearly someone who has never actually used a walkie talkie before, as the message periodically cuts in and out. Maddy was mostly able to figure it out by playing with it, but she's not used to having to keep pressing the button down. You don't do that with touch screens! ]
Um... Hey...
I don't know if anybody can hear me. Or if [ brief silence; she has lifted her finger off the walkie so whatever she says is missing; her voice picks up again later-- ].
--name is Maddy Perez. My mom's name is Sonia Perez, my dad [ she lifts her finger again, so her dad's name isn't heard ] -- I go to East Highland High School. I think I'm lost. I don't know where I am. I need help.
[ There's a pause; this time, it's not because she lifted her finger. There's distraught breathing on the other side of the radio. ]
Please, somebody help me! I'm lost. I don't, I don't know where I am. I -- I think I'm in a jungle or something? I'm not sure where to go next.
[ Then there's a quiet, sound -- sniffling, and a mechanical huff of someone breathing into the walkie too hard. ]
It's shaky though, like the person on the other end of the radio is really struggling. Maybe like she's even been crying, although it's hard to tell. She definitely sounds distressed, though.
This is also clearly someone who has never actually used a walkie talkie before, as the message periodically cuts in and out. Maddy was mostly able to figure it out by playing with it, but she's not used to having to keep pressing the button down. You don't do that with touch screens! ]
Um... Hey...
I don't know if anybody can hear me. Or if [ brief silence; she has lifted her finger off the walkie so whatever she says is missing; her voice picks up again later-- ].
--name is Maddy Perez. My mom's name is Sonia Perez, my dad [ she lifts her finger again, so her dad's name isn't heard ] -- I go to East Highland High School. I think I'm lost. I don't know where I am. I need help.
[ There's a pause; this time, it's not because she lifted her finger. There's distraught breathing on the other side of the radio. ]
Please, somebody help me! I'm lost. I don't, I don't know where I am. I -- I think I'm in a jungle or something? I'm not sure where to go next.
[ Then there's a quiet, sound -- sniffling, and a mechanical huff of someone breathing into the walkie too hard. ]
AN394Y | voice.
You know how to build a fire?
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KY321B | voice
Can you see anything near you besides the jungle? Rivers, debris, anything that's not just trees?
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OR817S | voice
[Jade's trying to keep her tone gentle but positive. She doesn't really know how to help, but at least hearing a friendly sounding voice might calm Maddy down a little?]
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HE412T | text
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private; voice; callsign: AK324N
There's a storm coming in. You need to find cover.
[ Well hello to you too. ]
[ He'd be tempted to still try to go out and find her, but 1) it could still be a trap somehow and 2) she did just say she has no idea where she is. "Jungle or something" describes about 90% of this fucking island, and they'd both end up in the downpour. ]
[ But he can at least make sure she doesn't do something stupid, like meet the storm by a river or on the beach or in a tall tree. ]
I'm guessing you're not lucky enough to end up near a cave.
private;
not me viciously googling "how to survive in the wild" at midnight,
HAHAHA I do the same thing
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YL078T | Voice
For a moment she actually just listens to the others responding. There's some good advice being given by people she hasn't spoken to yet, but it isn't long before those voices blend together with more familiar ones. Old voices, that aren't coming from her walkie-talkie...
At first, they're too indistinct for her to make out. But the voices of the girls who never came home from Flight 2525 get louder. Antagonistic. In another flash, the doomed teens themselves seem to be standing right in front of her.
She forces her eyes closed and focuses everything she has on replying to the girl on the radio. It's the best way she can think of to try and drown the hallucinations out.]
Maddy, my name is Taissa. [She speaks slowly and a little too loudly at first, but quickly regulates while still making herself clear.] You're going to get through this.
I'm with a group that is heading southwest to the airfield that Zam spoke about. [Another "non-human" being otherwise very rational and slowly stoking her existential crisis.] You can use the movement of the sun and moon to help get your bearings. If you can find or make shelter on your way, take it. There's a storm coming and I don't know how bad it'll get.
As soon as it passes, I'm sure we'll be able to get someone out to help you. [Taissa pauses and exhales deeply off-radio. It's quieter now, just herself speaking.] You're not alone here.
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VL121R | voice
Avoid open spaces and be careful near trees. Try and touch as little of the ground as possible when you're resting. If you can, crouching on your feet is safest.
If you can determine your location when the sun sets, I may be able to let you know if there are any structures near you. I have been working on a map.
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