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i_speak_softly) wrote2011-05-01 11:36 am
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Forty-Third Theory [Mostly Action]
((General post for the next two weeks or so. Preemptive tl;dr, find him anywhere, though suggestion of day/place/activity is appreciated.))
[As May begins, and as a fairly large percentage of May goes by, Donatello can be found doing the following things:
-Jogging through the woods, tracking down any signs of life detected by the departed Mr. Scott's not-really-new-and-not-exactly-improved-either tricorder. ((New Feathers, feel free to jump in here.))
-Hauling huge loads of books to and from the library.
-Studying these books - in and around House 55, at the library itself, by the fountain, at the coffee shop, alongside the river... pretty much anywhere.
-Copying diagrams from the books into his journal.
-Working at the smithy, trying to create physical equivalents of these diagrams.
-Digging through bins at the item shop.
-Practicing wind magic or good old-fashioned ninjutsu in various open areas around the edges of the village.
And a few more specific actions:]
[Don needs a few minutes of your time. If you don't dare to approach him while he's working, he'll come looking for you.]
[Some rainy evening, Don will show up at Robert's door with a duffel bag and a goofy grin. You owe him a nanocomputer demonstration - and he brought you a gift.]
Frederic, a question, if you have a minute...
[As May begins, and as a fairly large percentage of May goes by, Donatello can be found doing the following things:
-Jogging through the woods, tracking down any signs of life detected by the departed Mr. Scott's not-really-new-and-not-exactly-improved-either tricorder. ((New Feathers, feel free to jump in here.))
-Hauling huge loads of books to and from the library.
-Studying these books - in and around House 55, at the library itself, by the fountain, at the coffee shop, alongside the river... pretty much anywhere.
-Copying diagrams from the books into his journal.
-Working at the smithy, trying to create physical equivalents of these diagrams.
-Digging through bins at the item shop.
-Practicing wind magic or good old-fashioned ninjutsu in various open areas around the edges of the village.
And a few more specific actions:]
[Don needs a few minutes of your time. If you don't dare to approach him while he's working, he'll come looking for you.]
[Some rainy evening, Don will show up at Robert's door with a duffel bag and a goofy grin. You owe him a nanocomputer demonstration - and he brought you a gift.]
Frederic, a question, if you have a minute...
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I wouldn't count on playing tonight.
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[He flips the screwdriver around, using it to point at Mike's room.]
Go. Ransack. Your room is such a dump, it will probably keep you busy for hours.
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[What're you, nuts?]
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[Don shrugs and starts fiddling around with the processor in a way that is pretty obviously not accomplishing anything.]
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Whatcha doin' now?
[Is there a big red button he can push?]
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[There is, but it's on the controller, which clearly isn't connected to anything.]
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[Mike picks up one of those controllers, actually, and starts button mashing, staring off into space like if he imagines hard enough it'll help the craving.]
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Mike. Bring me the turtle wax and I'll give you something to help with the withdrawal.
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[He's taking over your Delayed Reaction gig, man.]
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I have a game on my computer. I'll trade it to you for the turtle wax.
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[Mike jumps up and bounds away without another word.]
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All I could find is this stuff. [He tosses you a tin of Vitashell and sits down.] Are you sure Raph keeps turtle wax in his room?
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Your reward, brave adventurer. [He strikes a key on the laptop, and a mostly-familiar text interface loads up. It looks like the old Infocom games, but the words are new.]
1/?
2/?
3/?
4/?
5/done!
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[Mike turns back to the computer and taps a few keys.]
What is this? I've never heard of it.
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since once was not enough
once was enough for me.
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