Hans nodded. "that sounds satisfactory." with that, Hans left the ship and moved to his Valkyrie.
We Are Our Avatars IX: Act V: The Sabotage of the Scandolous Saurian Scoundrels (Open)
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Sophia followed Hans out of the room, and watched as he eventually left the place all together. "Well... I didn't mean you had to go into the pouring rain..." Sophia said to herself as she looked outside. Turning back around, she rubbed the side of her head, thinking as she did this. She eventually held her finger up in a eureka moment. She could finally finish that figurine for Victoria and maybe even work on another.
She went to go find a quietish place to work. However as she looked around, she found that there was still quiet a few things going on in the ship, and with passed knowledge of very random things happening on the ship, she eventually decided to brave the rain to head to the seemingly quieter Valkyrie. She stopped for a moment to tell Joel and EMily where she was going as she saw them outside.
She went to go find a quietish place to work. However as she looked around, she found that there was still quiet a few things going on in the ship, and with passed knowledge of very random things happening on the ship, she eventually decided to brave the rain to head to the seemingly quieter Valkyrie. She stopped for a moment to tell Joel and EMily where she was going as she saw them outside.
Hans entered his vehicle, and pulled the strange looking gun off the wall, he then sat down at the ramp of the Valkyrie, and set to work disassembling it before the pouring rain. as he worked, his shoulders slumped in relaxation. the rain lulled him into quiet calm, reminding him of the near constant rains at home.
"May I come onto the ship please?" She called out to Hans as he worked, not wanting to intrude since she was pretty covered with the raincoat and umbrella.
Hans looked up at Sophia, and nodded, his gas mask's hose kinking slightly. His left hand moved to adjust it automatically, while his right picked up the weapon's nozzle. His left hand pulled out a small wire brush from his bag, and he began cleaning out the strange nozzle of the gun.
When Sophia entered, she would probably notice that the Valkyrie was kept quite clean. There were a number of small miscellaneous items hanging on the wall, but a skilled eye would note they were all hung carefully in place. there were also a number of seats, enough to seat 10 soldiers. It was also surprisingly dry, with the vehicles armor protecting the only entrance from the pouring rain.
When Sophia entered, she would probably notice that the Valkyrie was kept quite clean. There were a number of small miscellaneous items hanging on the wall, but a skilled eye would note they were all hung carefully in place. there were also a number of seats, enough to seat 10 soldiers. It was also surprisingly dry, with the vehicles armor protecting the only entrance from the pouring rain.
Walking barefoot across the well kept floors, Sophia took her time as she dusted her umbrella off, taking in the room. "Wow" was the word that came from her mouth as for some reason wasn't expecting to see such a display. She might not have noticed how neat and tidy the tools were, but she could definitely tell this was a step above what her normal room was kept.
"Where would you like me to leave these?" She lifted up the rain coat and umbrella, not wanting to just drop them any old place.
"Where would you like me to leave these?" She lifted up the rain coat and umbrella, not wanting to just drop them any old place.
Hans cast his gaze across the room, considering a number of positions. He eventually pointed to one of the seats placed against the wall. This seat in particular was the closest to the door. "That position would be fine."
Sophia gave the umbrella and rain coat one last flick near the entrance of the ship to try and get as much water off before she walked into the ship. "Alright thank you." She said to him as she set her things away, taking care not to get the interior of the rain coat wet.
She then looked around the floor plan of the ship, realizing that without somewhere to set her lacquer it was very liable to spill if she sat on a seat. She instead decided to simply sit on the floor, the place was more than clean enough for it. Taking one more look around, she judged where she'd be the least bothersome to Hans' work and set up there, pulling out the lacquer can, brushes, and most important, the Victoria figurine.
If Hans took a moment to look over at it, he's see it had a very good likeness to Private Victoria.
She then looked around the floor plan of the ship, realizing that without somewhere to set her lacquer it was very liable to spill if she sat on a seat. She instead decided to simply sit on the floor, the place was more than clean enough for it. Taking one more look around, she judged where she'd be the least bothersome to Hans' work and set up there, pulling out the lacquer can, brushes, and most important, the Victoria figurine.
If Hans took a moment to look over at it, he's see it had a very good likeness to Private Victoria.
Hans looked over to the figurine, and cocked his head for a moment. Then, the mood he projected would lift, and he would go back to cleaning his weapon, now pushing a cloth through some of the tubing he'd pulled from the guts of the weapon.
Out of the corner of her eye, Sophia noticed that Hans had looked over her way. She wouldn't have been sure if he was looking at her if not for him to pause in his work just long enough for her to notice. As she looked over the figurine herself, she chuckled lightly. "You noticed who this is supposed to be, did you Hans?" She asked him as she held it up a little for him. "I'll have to show you it once I add the shading to it. That's when it really looks nice." She stated, bringing the mini Victoria back down to the floor.
"You can tell me if I'm disrupting you though, I settle down a bit once I start working." She smiled sheepishly, realizing Hans wasn't always the most talkative.
"You can tell me if I'm disrupting you though, I settle down a bit once I start working." She smiled sheepishly, realizing Hans wasn't always the most talkative.
Hans pulled the cloth out of the tubing, and shrugged. "While I am not used to talking during maintenance, it is oddly relaxing. You may speak, if you wish."
EMily would sense that the rain would likely only persist until that night.
Joel waited inside, looking through his bag to see what he had left.
Joel waited inside, looking through his bag to see what he had left.
Caius' mood clearing up slightly, he blew a mute sigh, then looked back to Samus. He glanced back and forth between her and Eric, deciding that it couldn't hurt to mildly butt in on Eric's boasting. "If you could spare a moment? I have some questions to ask."
"I hope so, too. We will see." Yeul responded to Sophia, a hint of anticipation. When Sophia excused herself, Yeul said goodbye, watching her leave with Gwen, still wondering who Victoria was. Looking to Caius, she saw him adressing Samus, and decided to remain seated while waiting for their conversation to end.
"I hope so, too. We will see." Yeul responded to Sophia, a hint of anticipation. When Sophia excused herself, Yeul said goodbye, watching her leave with Gwen, still wondering who Victoria was. Looking to Caius, she saw him adressing Samus, and decided to remain seated while waiting for their conversation to end.
EMily climbed down from the top of the ship, using the same magnetic grabs. She came inside the ship and started steaming off the water using additional IR radiation from her powers. Once she was done getting herself relatively much drier, she walked over to Joel and presented her weather study.
"Weather analysis completed." She said with a bright smile. "It's something I always said to my parents when I did this for them as a kid. Anyways.... here's what I and Photon picked up."
She would show that the rain wouldn't last for much longer.
"It looks as though we just have until the night at the speed the clouds are moving right now. Which means we probably won't be able to conduct the TV experiment."
"Weather analysis completed." She said with a bright smile. "It's something I always said to my parents when I did this for them as a kid. Anyways.... here's what I and Photon picked up."
She would show that the rain wouldn't last for much longer.
"It looks as though we just have until the night at the speed the clouds are moving right now. Which means we probably won't be able to conduct the TV experiment."
"You are correct in that assumption." Samus told him. "I arrived here a few weeks ago, I believe. Keeping track of time is difficult. As for how... I do not know. I was in cryosleep, my ship's autopilot en route to Norion, then I woke up here. No sign of my ship either."
"Then, that makes for people who arived here without knowing the how of it..." Caius mused aloud, lowering his head by a small margain as he thought. How didn't know what cryosleep entailed, exactly, but pieced things together well enough to have a decent idea, and thus didn't bother to ask on that further. Nor did he asked what or where Norion was.
"Although you are the first to be missing propperty after the traversal. For I time, I had thought these cases were the result of some deliberate act, but there are no connections, other then the few who were moved to this world without their knowing...." With that said, Caius was quiet for a moment, then looked back up to Samus. "Before you went into this sleep, did you notice anything out of the ordinary?"
"Although you are the first to be missing propperty after the traversal. For I time, I had thought these cases were the result of some deliberate act, but there are no connections, other then the few who were moved to this world without their knowing...." With that said, Caius was quiet for a moment, then looked back up to Samus. "Before you went into this sleep, did you notice anything out of the ordinary?"
"No. My ship was running perfectly, and there were no travel warnings or anomalies." Samus said, thinking back.