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Tower Expedition - Day 2
Who: Felix's tower expedition team
What: Testing begins
When: Wednesday, May 30th
Where: The ruined tower
Rating: PG
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SECTIONS BELOW: TESTING - PART 1 | CAMP & ELSEWHERE | CAMPING
Things are fairly quiet on the second morning. Felix doesn't seem to be in a hurry to get moving at the break of dawn at any rate. It's nice to work at his own pace rather than one set by the Curia or anyone else for that matter.
Don't let that fool you, however. Once breakfast is out of the way, it's back to the task at hand.
What: Testing begins
When: Wednesday, May 30th
Where: The ruined tower
Rating: PG
Note: PLEASE TAG IN
SECTIONS BELOW: TESTING - PART 1 | CAMP & ELSEWHERE | CAMPING
Things are fairly quiet on the second morning. Felix doesn't seem to be in a hurry to get moving at the break of dawn at any rate. It's nice to work at his own pace rather than one set by the Curia or anyone else for that matter.
Don't let that fool you, however. Once breakfast is out of the way, it's back to the task at hand.
CAMPING - NIGHT 2
Felix certainly has a lot on his mind in that respect. The table by their tent is laid out with a meal that's a little more than standard camping fare - roast chicken stuffed with goat cheese, fresh fruit mixed with spices and bread with butter and honey. And wine, of course. There's more than enough for everyone, if you'd like to partake.
The wizard himself barely is touching his meal. Instead he's settled down with his journal and the outpost blueprints, tapping a pen against the table as he jots down notes and ideas.
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Much of the magic being practiced was unfamiliar to her. But it was also a reminder of how much she was missing.
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"Ah, excuse me there. Do you know, is there anything to eat or are we cooking for ourselves tonight?"
Raine had some new recipes she wanted to try out, like banana pepper ice cream, after all.
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"You know? I don't know if we decided. I think I have some granola bars in my bag?"
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She reached for her pack then, rummaging around until a chewy concoction of cranberries and almonds emerged. She passed it over.
"You should try one then. You might like it."
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"Oh, this is quite good."
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"There are all kinds of them, but I really like that one."
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No, stop her, nobody should want her trying to make them on her own.
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"Like chili powder? Or actual chili?"
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"So when you are in a kitchen, how much time do you lose?"
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"I don't mind at all, of course."
She offers a hand. "I'm Raine Sage."
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"Oh, you're Raine Sage! Okay! I'm Aradia, we talked on the journals a while back. Took us long enough to meet for real, huh?"
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With any luck they'd be applying the results of this experiment to her outpost first, of course. She doesn't seem to notice the suspended drink at first.
durp ima switch to past tense if thats ok....
fine by me!
"Mmm, robots can be a very good first line of defense, though if they're at all predictable in their patterns a skilled infiltrator will have little trouble in passing them by. Still, it's always good to have a little physical backup if the magical wards fail."
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She took a sip of her wine, then pulled a face at the taste. "Wow, this stuff is sour."
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Raine laughed at that, though. "What are you drinking?"
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"It's wine, dear. The taste you're unfamiliar with is alcohol. Would you prefer some spring water?"
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She sat by the fire, gazing into the the depths and letting her mind drift back to thoughts of home.