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Pool's Open
Who: Engineers and merpires and anyone curious
When: Day 126, afternoon
Where: 4th floor, east side—the abandoned swimming pool
What: The marvelous marvels of technology
[With the solar panels fully up and running, and the building's functions picking up (looks guys we have elevators!! don't get stuck) there's finally enough power flowing through the walls to siphon just a little off for a side project.
Those on the fourth floor might hear the definite put put put put vrrroooOOOOM of a motor starting up.
More surprising, though comparatively softer, is the hisssssss of moving water, the splash of it hitting dry, cleaned concrete. The smell of salted water, ever so faint, fills the empty pool room.]
Heeeeh . . . there really is enough pressure to get it all the way from outside.
I wonder what they'll think . . .
When: Day 126, afternoon
Where: 4th floor, east side—the abandoned swimming pool
What: The marvelous marvels of technology
[With the solar panels fully up and running, and the building's functions picking up (looks guys we have elevators!! don't get stuck) there's finally enough power flowing through the walls to siphon just a little off for a side project.
Those on the fourth floor might hear the definite put put put put vrrroooOOOOM of a motor starting up.
More surprising, though comparatively softer, is the hisssssss of moving water, the splash of it hitting dry, cleaned concrete. The smell of salted water, ever so faint, fills the empty pool room.]
Heeeeh . . . there really is enough pressure to get it all the way from outside.
I wonder what they'll think . . .
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I don't have any of those things. Just this.
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Don't go looking for trouble, and your fighting prowess--or lack thereof--will be irrelevant.
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I lived too long with my safety being the only thing holding my team together to ignore the dangers here. Whether or not I'm looking for them.
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The people Mirror hurt. One or two, especially . . .
It should be okay, but it's a little hard to forget how quickly people can change, when they're not all themselves.
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She found the truth of her life and it drove her mad. Surgeon broke her to save her, but it just made it worse . . . she tried to put herself back together, then she'd remember, and beg him to break her again. Over and over, until our days.
She was my friend. Sometimes I was hers, too.
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Actually, for a minute, he seems entirely at a loss for what to do with this information.]
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That's why someone would hold a grudge against someone like me.
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Perhaps, at the least, you should learn the use of a knife.
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I'm not . . . so good with those. I'm a little bit better with blunt things?
[The metal shifts, flowing down her arm like a stream of water over sand, gathering between her fingers and solidifying to a handful of tools.]
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... That seems unlikely to help in battle.
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Mm, they're not really designed for that. I did knock someone out before though . . .
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Then what are they for?
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They're the things I know best, so it's easy to give them shape.
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Things like that.
It was really Chrys who made the water pump, though . . . it was a project when we were back in the jungle. I just modified it a bit and laid the pipe out to the water.
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... Yes, that does sound like him.
[He turns away slightly, bending to pick up a handful of the steadily-rising water.]
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[It's . . . wet. Wet and cool and fresh, and so very alive compared to the seaside of his nightmares.]
Do you two get along?
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It's a moment before he responds.]
I saved his life when he was small and shipwrecked and utterly unable to look after himself.
... I am certain he never quite forgave me for that, even in all the years that followed.
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Chrys's pride is a bit delicate.
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... He still presumes to have any?
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[But you don't really forgive the people who help you either.]
Not really so much, any more. But we haven't really talked much, either . . . not since the first months.
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[The last of the water drains out of his fingers and he straightens up again.]
I hazard he would have a great many conflicted feelings about you.
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You don't . . . even really need to guess that. I'm probably the worst person here, for him.
[Swirls the pool water with her foot, sending ripples circling out. The water would be halfway up her calf, now, at the pool's deepest part.]
Try lying down?
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