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02 ; Things To Do
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scarsolderthanyouWHO. Stone and OTA
WHERE. Various places, see prompts
WHEN. October 11 and onwards
WHAT. Stone has a few things to follow up on
WARNINGS. Rated E for Everything
I. Trekking Across Spring, open to anybody who'd be in or visiting Spring!
The day after the festival in Spring, Stone sets off to follow the instructions the spirit gave him towards the spring he "should visit". For the first half of the trip, he flies, following broad instructions, carrying anyone who wanted to come along. He's hard to miss in his dragon-sized winged form, pitch black and gliding along sedately, eyes on the ground.
He lands when the trees start to get too thick to follow the trail from the air, shifting back to groundling form once any passengers have been set on their feet again, and waiting for anyone who might have wound up following. "Going to be slower going, here on in," he muses, not exactly cheerfully.
II. Mission Across the Moon, open to Bramble and maybe Lucius
Several days later, there's another job that needs doing. Standing at the fallen terminal, the "meteor", Stone peers up at the "sky", the opposite side of the moon that it must have fallen from. Bramble has a mirror, to communicate with Lucius if need be, and they have whatever preparations Lucius gave them for crossing the center of the moon. Stone's pack has a pair of crystals for them both to get in to any terminals on the other side.
They may not be the best choice to send on this mission, given neither of them are particularly familiar with technology, but they're what Lucius has.
"Ready to go?" Stone asks Bramble, still in groundling form.
III. Peering Across Blood, OTA
The big black Raksura passed over the protests a couple times before swooping down onto a rampart or roof somewhere and promptly vanishing, turning into the lean old man with gray skin, to stare down at the chanting people with a thoughtful frown.
To the nearest person, he asks, "What are they complaining about? What did this queen do wrong?"
WHERE. Various places, see prompts
WHEN. October 11 and onwards
WHAT. Stone has a few things to follow up on
WARNINGS. Rated E for Everything
I. Trekking Across Spring, open to anybody who'd be in or visiting Spring!
The day after the festival in Spring, Stone sets off to follow the instructions the spirit gave him towards the spring he "should visit". For the first half of the trip, he flies, following broad instructions, carrying anyone who wanted to come along. He's hard to miss in his dragon-sized winged form, pitch black and gliding along sedately, eyes on the ground.
He lands when the trees start to get too thick to follow the trail from the air, shifting back to groundling form once any passengers have been set on their feet again, and waiting for anyone who might have wound up following. "Going to be slower going, here on in," he muses, not exactly cheerfully.
II. Mission Across the Moon, open to Bramble and maybe Lucius
Several days later, there's another job that needs doing. Standing at the fallen terminal, the "meteor", Stone peers up at the "sky", the opposite side of the moon that it must have fallen from. Bramble has a mirror, to communicate with Lucius if need be, and they have whatever preparations Lucius gave them for crossing the center of the moon. Stone's pack has a pair of crystals for them both to get in to any terminals on the other side.
They may not be the best choice to send on this mission, given neither of them are particularly familiar with technology, but they're what Lucius has.
"Ready to go?" Stone asks Bramble, still in groundling form.
III. Peering Across Blood, OTA
The big black Raksura passed over the protests a couple times before swooping down onto a rampart or roof somewhere and promptly vanishing, turning into the lean old man with gray skin, to stare down at the chanting people with a thoughtful frown.
To the nearest person, he asks, "What are they complaining about? What did this queen do wrong?"