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[xp_echo]

I am never playing VR games ever again. This was insane.

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[xp_deadpool]

I'm glad you've decided to never do VR ever again. When you're finished with your chocolate recovery time, swing by the suite. I wanna make sure you're alright. Have the docs looked you over? Or one of the telepaths to make sure your brain's okay?

[xp_echo]

Your suite and then doctors? I don't think I could handle people touching me right now. Not and not do something I'd regret. (Not intentionally, just. I'm too tense and yeah. )

I think Topaz is offering tea, so maybe that will help. People died, Wade. In front of us. :(

[xp_deadpool]

That's okay. You don't have to let anybody poke and prod at you if you don't want to. Whenever you're feeling up for it, though.

I know they did. I'm sorry you had to see it. Let me know if you'd like to speak with the Prof or Marie. We can set something up.

[xp_echo]

I think I need to learn tactics. I didn't know anything that would help when we were in there. I don't know, is there some sort of 'leadership' course or something that teaches what to do when you're trapped in weird places without normal resources?

[xp_deadpool]

We can talk to Scott and Doug about it. Scott's been doing leadership stuff for years and Doug's great with pattern recognition and strategy. Garrison's probably a good choice, too -- he's got a lot of experience.

[xp_echo]

Thanks. That'd be awesome. You think they'd be cool with that? I'm not exactly the easiest person to teach.

[xp_deadpool]

Scott's patient, Doug knows you, and Garrison's friends with the Feds. Just a matter of getting their thoughts on it and working out a schedule, as long as they have time to help. We can run through some training exercises and problem solving things, too. The Danger Room's there for a reason. How much cooperative powers use have you guys been doing? Your survival skills should come in handy with that kind of thing, but new situations are always difficult -- keeping calm and sticking to a few simple rules right off's usually the best way to manage when you're shoved into unfamiliar territory. Once you've got your footing, that's when you can start making bigger moves.