Dr. Daedalus Yumeno (
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Hello. Fellow newcomers? I'm in need of some practical advice-
[A breath. This is less the tone of a confident doctor, and more like a young man teetering on the brink of anxiety, but holding his voice together at a steady calm.]
What are the appropriate channels, besides calling it in to law enforcement, to best go about securing yourself from identity theft? I've...never had to recover from losing anything like this before, and I'm uncertain what steps I should take from here-
I seem to have somehow misplaced something very important: Photo IDs, keys, my debit, a portable storage drive, and a panicalarm device which- its GPS is apparently disabled. (So much for that being anything of use)
I've been retracing my steps for almost two hours now, and I just can't figure out quite how, or when- [Uncertainty clouds his tone for a moment, as he mutters mostly to himself](It's odd I could even get so far without realizing it was missing- my lanyard is something I feel rather... naked without.)
So If anyone's had any experience dealing with this before, in the contemporary system- I'm at an honest loss here, asking the network. Normally it's something entourage simply wouldn't allow to happen, but.... What would you do?
And how would you go about even beginning to locate something potentially stolen, in a city this large and under poor surveillance, which can't easily be replaced?
[A breath. This is less the tone of a confident doctor, and more like a young man teetering on the brink of anxiety, but holding his voice together at a steady calm.]
What are the appropriate channels, besides calling it in to law enforcement, to best go about securing yourself from identity theft? I've...never had to recover from losing anything like this before, and I'm uncertain what steps I should take from here-
I seem to have somehow misplaced something very important: Photo IDs, keys, my debit, a portable storage drive, and a panicalarm device which- its GPS is apparently disabled. (So much for that being anything of use)
I've been retracing my steps for almost two hours now, and I just can't figure out quite how, or when- [Uncertainty clouds his tone for a moment, as he mutters mostly to himself](It's odd I could even get so far without realizing it was missing- my lanyard is something I feel rather... naked without.)
So If anyone's had any experience dealing with this before, in the contemporary system- I'm at an honest loss here, asking the network. Normally it's something entourage simply wouldn't allow to happen, but.... What would you do?
And how would you go about even beginning to locate something potentially stolen, in a city this large and under poor surveillance, which can't easily be replaced?
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If you'd like a place to pass the hours that isn't a cafe, I could accommodate you.
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...I guess we'll see how that one goes, too.
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He cradles his chin in one hand, stylus curled in the other, and taps impatiently at the hologram tablet, waiting for confirmations.]
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...He's relieved not to have too many active lines of credit running, to notify. Right now there are other things which are typing his stomach in knots.
So for that he's extremely grateful to curl a new tea mug into his hand, setting the message alert signal to a low chime before turning full attentions to Sephiroth]
It's like losing a piece of yourself, I'd swear-
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[A small smile is offered, hopefully to soothe some of the doctor's worry about his lost identifications and other personal items. It's a concern yes, but they are ultimately just things, items that can be replaced as needed.]
Remember, Doctor, material things can be replaced. I think too often we forget that, myself included.
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[He sighs- the lanyard itself, his citizen ID- those were important distinctions, markers, reminders.
And perhaps they had bound him too much to Romdeau, perhaps it would be better off in the long run, to cast them off.
But for the moment, it felt as though something significant had been torn away. Which was not to touch on the fact that he'd been keeping his work with SERO largely unknown as well, and that might be made plain by anyone.]
Sorry. This has turned into a big of mess.
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[Sephiroth eyes' search his companion's face for the moment, wondering -- considering. He'd always seen the Doctor as a practical man; he can't help but think there is something more than the loss of replaceable items that is bothering him -- or that maybe the items aren't so completely replaceable after all. The creations of the Port, yes, but other things, things from home...
...well. Every man is entitled his obsession.]
I won't offer you the trite sentiment of assuming to know how it feels. But I will offer whatever I can in distraction, or in conversation.
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You're right, until there's some word on it turning up, there's really no point in belaboring the loss now.
...How have you been? Still no flood of fresh newcomers on the diamond lately?
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[A small shake of his head; the topic change is accepted, a distraction to turn the Doctor's thoughts away from his predicament.] No, it's been quiet. Though that has not stopped me from going down there; my friends have joked it as obsession.
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Vigilance is not an obsession.