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- Jump 204: Slice of Life
- >The Moon: Cyclic transformation covering the mysterious forces of the night. Feminine beauty and the intoxicating vitality of youth.
- >Age: 16
- >Location: Some kind of high school?
- >Identity: High Class (-100)
- Meh, may as well at least make things fun. Being high class makes later plans easier.
- >Setting: Tech (600, High Class)
- Well, I've been to enough technologically advanced settings in the past before. No reason not to embrace that here. In fact, considering I can come back here for six months after every jump, I could probably refine my own technologies and give some of them to this world to help them advance further.
- >Tutor (Free, High Class)
- With all the teaching perks I have at this point I could probably bop someone in the head with a book and it would make them pass the upcoming test. ...actually, I wonder...
- >Optimism (300)
- This is important. While I probably have this already... it's a long journey that I'm on. It's important that I be able to keep my head up throughout.
- >Psychologist (0, High Class)
- There are a lot of people with problems. Being able to help them is important. Perhaps I should use various psychology perks and write some self-help books?
- High school wasn't anything special. I graduated, but rather than following the expected path, I used all the learning perks I could to absorb how technology works here (being generic, it meant that it's mostly ten-minutes-in-the-future) and elected to start a company based around research and development with donations from anonymous benefactors. Which were in form of money that I pulled out of the aether because precious minerals are still a thing.
- The next eight years were spent working on taking the setting from pre-Cowboy Bebop to Firefly. Mars went from having bases to having rain, Venus is in the midst of terraforming but will be a longer term project, and they're starting to tinker with low-grade FTL. I'm going to be interested in seeing what they can do as time goes on.
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