Duo Maxwell | Pilot 002 (
deathscyther) wrote in
awashlogs2019-07-20 05:27 pm
Entry tags:
[OPEN]
WHO: Duo Maxwell, [OPEN]
WHERE: Church, home in Ruga
WHEN: July, between flower event and tree event
WHAT: Duo is trying to get electricity going in Chroma, and it is a very slow process. Bother him. Or help him. Either/or.
WARNINGS: NA
a. [church]
Son of a-...
[A soft hiss broke the usual heavy silence in the church. A small drop of blood dripped from the third cut on Duo's finger that day, to say nothing of the ones he'd gotten all the other days he'd been busy retrofitting old lanterns in the church. There were already a few hanging up against the walls of the church, wired up in less than appealing ways but ready to get some sort of power and light going in to them.
He was doing all of this by hand, and while he did have some old, rusted tools to work with dealing with the wires had resulted in a lot of tiny slices on his fingers. Annoying, a bit painful, but nothing he couldn't work past.
It was tiring to do this all alone, though. At least by now the effects of that annoying flower had run its course and he no longer felt that burning need to be around people so sitting alone in the church wasn't as emotionally crushing as it had been.
That said, he wouldn't mind more actual company, and maybe someone to even just help him twist wires or something.
He sighed and leaned back against the wall he was closest to while holding a stained, ratty towel against the small cut, staring up at the ceiling with a tired smile as he muttered his thoughts to the empty air.]
My own fault for being so antisocial, I guess...
b. [Ruga]
[Thunk.
Clank.]
You've got to be kidding me.
[khkhkh
The generator sitting in front of Duo made unhappy, protesting noises with each attempt to start it up. He had been out there for half the day already, unable to find whatever was causing the contraption to refuse to start up. He was sweaty, smudged in dirt and oil, and very annoyed. The generator should have gone together perfectly! Yet it was doing little more than spitting and sputtering out.
A sigh, dirty hand dragging through his messy bangs, and he picked up a tool and began taking it apart for the fifth time that day.]
c. [Wildcard]
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WHERE: Church, home in Ruga
WHEN: July, between flower event and tree event
WHAT: Duo is trying to get electricity going in Chroma, and it is a very slow process. Bother him. Or help him. Either/or.
WARNINGS: NA
a. [church]
Son of a-...
[A soft hiss broke the usual heavy silence in the church. A small drop of blood dripped from the third cut on Duo's finger that day, to say nothing of the ones he'd gotten all the other days he'd been busy retrofitting old lanterns in the church. There were already a few hanging up against the walls of the church, wired up in less than appealing ways but ready to get some sort of power and light going in to them.
He was doing all of this by hand, and while he did have some old, rusted tools to work with dealing with the wires had resulted in a lot of tiny slices on his fingers. Annoying, a bit painful, but nothing he couldn't work past.
It was tiring to do this all alone, though. At least by now the effects of that annoying flower had run its course and he no longer felt that burning need to be around people so sitting alone in the church wasn't as emotionally crushing as it had been.
That said, he wouldn't mind more actual company, and maybe someone to even just help him twist wires or something.
He sighed and leaned back against the wall he was closest to while holding a stained, ratty towel against the small cut, staring up at the ceiling with a tired smile as he muttered his thoughts to the empty air.]
My own fault for being so antisocial, I guess...
b. [Ruga]
[Thunk.
Clank.]
You've got to be kidding me.
[khkhkh
The generator sitting in front of Duo made unhappy, protesting noises with each attempt to start it up. He had been out there for half the day already, unable to find whatever was causing the contraption to refuse to start up. He was sweaty, smudged in dirt and oil, and very annoyed. The generator should have gone together perfectly! Yet it was doing little more than spitting and sputtering out.
A sigh, dirty hand dragging through his messy bangs, and he picked up a tool and began taking it apart for the fifth time that day.]
c. [Wildcard]
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