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Who: Anyone
When: Day 82, Early Morning
Where: Level 1
What: Some Clean up
[Unless you are down on level 1 in the early morning for some reason, you will probably miss the way the gross, rotting messes start to simply disappear, as if being collected by some invisible party. Piles of moss, tangled rot, pools of stagnant water. The algae clinging to walls just fades away.
What you probably DO notice is when you get up in the morning well... the air just smells a lot fresher than it has since the move! Rather like you are no longer living directly above a smelly bog full of rotting plant and animal life.
Journeying down to Level 1 will reveal two things:
1) The level is clear of all rotting, dead and dying plant and animal life, as well any life that was thriving in that disgusting muck. Perhaps 85% of what was down there is gone and what is left are vines and flowers, perhaps a few creatures. Whatever had begun to grow or moved in since the move. They are sparsely placed and easy enough to clear by hand.
2) There's still a lot of.. junk. Left over. Namely in the many rooms that parameter each of Level 1's five floors. Old tables, made of metal and stone, some still usable but most not. Chairs, benches, desks. Husks of comfort and office furniture.
Other than that, the Level is a vast open space with many rooms lining the walls. The two doors that once blocked the huge front opening lie on the ground near the opening, and if you look them over carefully you'll find you can recognize many of the carvings depicting peoples, cities, acts of god, and the gods themselves.]
When: Day 82, Early Morning
Where: Level 1
What: Some Clean up
[Unless you are down on level 1 in the early morning for some reason, you will probably miss the way the gross, rotting messes start to simply disappear, as if being collected by some invisible party. Piles of moss, tangled rot, pools of stagnant water. The algae clinging to walls just fades away.
What you probably DO notice is when you get up in the morning well... the air just smells a lot fresher than it has since the move! Rather like you are no longer living directly above a smelly bog full of rotting plant and animal life.
Journeying down to Level 1 will reveal two things:
1) The level is clear of all rotting, dead and dying plant and animal life, as well any life that was thriving in that disgusting muck. Perhaps 85% of what was down there is gone and what is left are vines and flowers, perhaps a few creatures. Whatever had begun to grow or moved in since the move. They are sparsely placed and easy enough to clear by hand.
2) There's still a lot of.. junk. Left over. Namely in the many rooms that parameter each of Level 1's five floors. Old tables, made of metal and stone, some still usable but most not. Chairs, benches, desks. Husks of comfort and office furniture.
Other than that, the Level is a vast open space with many rooms lining the walls. The two doors that once blocked the huge front opening lie on the ground near the opening, and if you look them over carefully you'll find you can recognize many of the carvings depicting peoples, cities, acts of god, and the gods themselves.]
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Do not challenge an emperor if you are not eager!
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—I was only talking about the pain!
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Your pain, I assume, is well deserved!
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I haven't even given you any report yet, have I.
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You just got back and you're already saying that?
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Well, has it changed since I have been gone?
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[ it just got worse ]
But I'd rather not talk about it and just enjoy your presence.
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[ and looking down now ]
Honestly, I'm not really worthy of facing you anymore, let alone be your master. And that's exactly why I'd rather hide my cowardice instead of facing it.
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I lack will and strength to change it, but of the things I've done, there's a lot to be ashamed of. But speaking of it plainly isn't something I can do, so I suppose I'll just show you.
[ pausing for a moment-- hesitating, and then he's taking his shirt off. There's bandages on his arms and a still-healing wound on his chest-- and then he's turning around, showing his back to her.
Say hello to Gilgamesh's name (though it's written in akkadian), clearly carved in with a knife ]
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but he was expecting violence, so turning back to face her now, but expecting more ]
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I cannot read that.
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It does release the tension somewhat, at least.
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. . .
In that case! This is something I will think on, yes. And then perhaps later cut off his hands and make him eat them.
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