Just a rainy day...

[oi_theoi]

Who: Anyone
When: Day 59, Noon
Where: Anywhere
What: A soggy mingle.

[ The mist around headquarters is mostly cleared along with the morning air, but people may have noticed that it hung around much later into the morning than usual. The rain that started in last night has also been continuing, strong enough to be heard anywhere inside the stone headquarters and much heavier than one would expect for a sudden tropical rain. It also looks as if it'll be lasting the rest of the day and then some. Hope you've got plenty of indoor activities planned for the day. Or don't mind getting a little wet if you don't. ]

[ So what are your plans, Thusia? ]

Comments

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

I guess . . . I didn't think gods would care about shit like that.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[over_the_fop]

I didn't technically have a tactile sense in any corporal form I took until now.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

That's . . . weird.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[over_the_fop]

Delightful, mostly. I'm honestly relearning a whole new sensory range.

Outside of a squidrat. I'm not really sure that counts.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

Probably not. It's pretty far from anything a human would feel.

Are you guys gonna be ready to get started soon?

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[over_the_fop]

A few are preparing now. I'm staying on the ground to provide assistance, so if you need me to lift you up so you can save your own time limits, let me know.

[You can see Chrono modeshifting, and Arche flying up on her broom, already starting on some of the branches.]

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

No . . . I think I can save the time limit by going straight to the top and working my way down.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[over_the_fop]

I'll concentrate on the others then.

Be careful, the top is likely the most dangerous area. Signal if you see anything.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

Yeah . . . I can leave the canopy alone since those branches should be the weakest. They'll just snap off instead of getting tangled and stopping it from falling. Maybe ten or twenty feet down from there is where we'll need to start knocking them off.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[over_the_fop]

That sounds sound. [Pushes his wet bangs back and squints upwards into the canopy.]

Good luck.

Re: [Stepping out into nature.]

[hydralize]

[peeeering up at it too]

Thanks . . . You too.