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i_speak_softly) wrote2010-03-12 08:52 pm
i_speak_softly) wrote2010-03-12 08:52 pm
Fourth Theory [Voice]
((Backdated to before Michelangelo was returned.))
Filtered to Raine Sage || Pretty Damn Unhackable
Miss Sage, I finished the blueprints for the playground.
I'm afraid I'm not much for technical drawing. I build from visualization, though, so it will come out all right. Here -
((And ahaha mun cannot draw at all, so pretend this looks more like what he's about to describe.))
[It's a... strangely militaristic-looking playground. When Don started designing it, his goal had been to make it fun but safe. Then his brother got kidnapped. Suddenly, safety was paramount, and in the blueprints he drew fun seems almost like an afterthought. He'll explain:]
I managed to squeeze in just about everything the kids asked for. All the play structures, not counting the hide-and-seek area, are in a thirty-meter radius. A further fifty meters outside that is the defensive perimeter. If the perimeter is breached, the missiles will arm automatically. They're free-mounted for maximum coverage and counterpositioned so there are no blindspots; the overrides are in the lookout tower. Also on perimeter breach, the playfort will convert automatically to defensive configuration. It will hold fifty children, more at a squeeze, and there's a supply chamber underneath - fully stocked it will sustain the compound for three weeks. The person in the lookout tower will be able to climb directly down into the school building, and I have some preliminary sketches of how security there can be tightened.
[He stops to breathe.]
What do you think?
Filtered to Raine Sage || Pretty Damn Unhackable
Miss Sage, I finished the blueprints for the playground.
I'm afraid I'm not much for technical drawing. I build from visualization, though, so it will come out all right. Here -
((And ahaha mun cannot draw at all, so pretend this looks more like what he's about to describe.))
[It's a... strangely militaristic-looking playground. When Don started designing it, his goal had been to make it fun but safe. Then his brother got kidnapped. Suddenly, safety was paramount, and in the blueprints he drew fun seems almost like an afterthought. He'll explain:]
I managed to squeeze in just about everything the kids asked for. All the play structures, not counting the hide-and-seek area, are in a thirty-meter radius. A further fifty meters outside that is the defensive perimeter. If the perimeter is breached, the missiles will arm automatically. They're free-mounted for maximum coverage and counterpositioned so there are no blindspots; the overrides are in the lookout tower. Also on perimeter breach, the playfort will convert automatically to defensive configuration. It will hold fifty children, more at a squeeze, and there's a supply chamber underneath - fully stocked it will sustain the compound for three weeks. The person in the lookout tower will be able to climb directly down into the school building, and I have some preliminary sketches of how security there can be tightened.
[He stops to breathe.]
What do you think?