Entry II | Video
[The sight that appears on your device's screens is that of a wall of smoke, and hopefully you had the speakers turned down because the fire alarms they use here aren't exactly pleasant on the ears. For a minute that's all there is, smoke obscuring vague shapes and the sound of the alarm screeching its head off, but if you stick with it you soon see a shape start moving in through the black clouds, the sound of coughing audible under the alarm. Finally, Reya emerges from the smoke, her hand over her mouth.]
Enough!
[She gestures and shoots two little red orbs off in different directions. There's a loud crack and the sound of glass breaking, and suddenly the alarm disintegrates into static, and the smoke starts to lessen, just slightly. A gust of magically conjured wind speeds it along.]
May Ithilids starve themselves on the brains of whatever sadist designed these infernal machines!
[She turns back to the camera, wiping soot from her cheek.]
I'm certain the one who wrote the instructions on the back of our food is either long dead or not very concerned with my plight, but I would like to inform those providing it that not every world uses whatever absurd system you people have for measuring the passage of time.
[Coughing as she tries to take a calming breath]
Since I find myself with the choice of continually risking burning down my residence, starvation, or throwing myself upon the kindness of others, I am hoping some among you might be willing to explain 'minutes' and 'seconds' to me, as well as the proper use of this 'mi-crow-wave' device?
Also, to those living with me, I apologize for the mess, [She glances over her shoulder] and the window. I'll clean it up as soon as I'm able.
[OOC: Basically, Reya tried to use the microwave, and coming from a world where time measurement is based on people's best guess she made a botch job of it. Roommates feel free to action tag]
Enough!
[She gestures and shoots two little red orbs off in different directions. There's a loud crack and the sound of glass breaking, and suddenly the alarm disintegrates into static, and the smoke starts to lessen, just slightly. A gust of magically conjured wind speeds it along.]
May Ithilids starve themselves on the brains of whatever sadist designed these infernal machines!
[She turns back to the camera, wiping soot from her cheek.]
I'm certain the one who wrote the instructions on the back of our food is either long dead or not very concerned with my plight, but I would like to inform those providing it that not every world uses whatever absurd system you people have for measuring the passage of time.
[Coughing as she tries to take a calming breath]
Since I find myself with the choice of continually risking burning down my residence, starvation, or throwing myself upon the kindness of others, I am hoping some among you might be willing to explain 'minutes' and 'seconds' to me, as well as the proper use of this 'mi-crow-wave' device?
Also, to those living with me, I apologize for the mess, [She glances over her shoulder] and the window. I'll clean it up as soon as I'm able.
[OOC: Basically, Reya tried to use the microwave, and coming from a world where time measurement is based on people's best guess she made a botch job of it. Roommates feel free to action tag]
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He'll just slip in and close the door before the smoke can get out through the door. Broken window is a better way for that to go.]
Don't worry about the mess, and I'll help clean up the window. Are you all right?
[Sup stranger, one of your your roommates is showing genuine concern.]
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This was not the sort of good impression she had hoped to make]
I have to be, because if I've survived dragons, mad sorcerers, and godlings only to be killed by my own inability to cook, I think my soul would have to destroy itself in sheer shame.
[She smiles gratefully]
Thank you, but I can fix it.
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Well, except the knives and that sort of thing but the technology part? Nope.]
Stranger things have happened, I guess. [A pause to cough a little on the smoke before he takes up a cloth himself.] For what it's worth, I can cook most meats...but I don't know about cooking in a place like this.
[Maybe they could figure out the modern kitchen together and not blow up the whole building.]
So what happened? [He can see the smoke, but the source is still a bit of a cloud.]
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That's probably the right attitude to have when living with me. [She chuckles under her mask, which provokes more coughing] That's good to hear. Maybe we should just deem the kitchen a loss and cook with a proper fire outside.
[If just using the microwave did all this, she's almost afraid of what the other appliances might do. The future is weird.]
That, [She gestures toward the microwave, its door open and interior caked in black soot, the remains of a microwavable meal, charred past the point of recognition, sitting forlornly in the center.]
The instructions said to place the meal the my-crow-wave, and then set it to a certain time. I had to ask several people before I could even piece together what it was, and then after I finally figured out how to enter the time I left to finish washing up, and returned to find the whole room filled with smoke and that accursed alarm deafening me.
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I keep forgetting to mention Noel's clothes are fascinating, so have a link!
They really are, though Reya's robes are pretty absurd as well.
Clearly this is the best combination.
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Maker! Are you all right?
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You know what ilithids are?
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Wait, you know what ilithids are? Are you from Toril?
He's from a generic D&Desqe setting, so...
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[Really, woman, what world are you from?]
How long did you set the timer for?
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[A world that measures time more abstractly. We don't all have modern watches Edgeworth]
I punched in 42-00 as it said.
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What were you heating that needed to be warmed for 42 minutes?
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Well, except the undead.
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Or... [PAUSE FOR EFFECT] are you undead too?!
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