Commander Belinda Reines, La’rrrr’iaaaaa’iaaaa’thaaaala’fhtaaaa’ghn, The King in Yellow
This is not the holodeck program Belinda usually uses for training, it’s the actual room that the holodeck program was based off of.
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    February 1st, 2015
Commander Belinda Reines, La’rrrr’iaaaaa’iaaaa’thaaaala’fhtaaaa’ghn, The King in Yellow
This is not the holodeck program Belinda usually uses for training, it’s the actual room that the holodeck program was based off of.
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Building up an immunity of sorts to such attacks will be difficult and risky, but if anyone can do it, Belinda can.
I don’t know, I think a large portion of the Muffin crew could be considered uniquely qualified in regards to handling insanity
Immunity to mind assault through repeated exposure to said assault? Because that worked so well for Harry Potter.
Hey, a surprising number of people learn to swim by being thrown into a pool of water.
Some things really are best learned through practice (though during the training period, you’re often more vulnerable to said assaults…)
Worked out alright for Robin
“Brave Sir Robin ran away, Bravely ran away, away, Oh, Brave Sir Robin . . .”
It’ll be like eating some new super hot food … the first few tastes really knock you out, but after a while you can stand it … course the finished product might be as bad as the initial, but that’s a whole ‘nother issue.
So the first taste was only red-hot insanity.
Remind me again why Larry is only … um … Remind me again what Larry even did on the Muffin?
Well, there’s a thoughtfully provided link above …
I guess when she shrugged off that blast C’thulhu gave her, he wasn’t really trying that hard?
They’re actually really lucky to have Larry on the crew. He’s a really good guy. For an eldritch horror.