Re: Inexorable Altercation [Round II - Armada]
07-07-2010, 01:03 AM
Originally posted on MSPA by Pinary.
Will groaned- he'd materialized in a cell on one of the ships. It wasn't a problem, really, since he could open the primitive lock any number of ways, but the place reeked something awful.
He made short work of the lock and quickly made his way to the deck above. The air was salty and crisp, and the smell of the brig was pushed out of his mind. Mostly, it was deposed by the sky- it held his attention entirely. Aside from the slice of moon, the sky was black, plain, and empty. It just felt wrong, somehow. If it were cloudy, the moon would be blocked as well, but since he could see it-
He cut off that chain of thought and pulled out his data reader. The situation was to be analyzed, first and foremost. The empty sky was going to be a part of that, but it couldn't take up his whole attention. He needed the whole picture before he could start worrying about individual parts of it. He started to wave the device around, gathering data about their surroundings.
Will groaned- he'd materialized in a cell on one of the ships. It wasn't a problem, really, since he could open the primitive lock any number of ways, but the place reeked something awful.
He made short work of the lock and quickly made his way to the deck above. The air was salty and crisp, and the smell of the brig was pushed out of his mind. Mostly, it was deposed by the sky- it held his attention entirely. Aside from the slice of moon, the sky was black, plain, and empty. It just felt wrong, somehow. If it were cloudy, the moon would be blocked as well, but since he could see it-
He cut off that chain of thought and pulled out his data reader. The situation was to be analyzed, first and foremost. The empty sky was going to be a part of that, but it couldn't take up his whole attention. He needed the whole picture before he could start worrying about individual parts of it. He started to wave the device around, gathering data about their surroundings.