Ian Wavewalker (
wavewalker) wrote2011-07-22 08:31 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
SEVEN // Sleuthing AND pirating
A: PHONE: AFTERNOON
Grady- Olney- whoever he was- is dead. I know some of you won't be surprised by the news. It was broadcast to the town at large, after all. Others have likely mentioned it as well.
He was found floating in the pool at the recreation center- which some of likely already know as well. Half of his face had been blown off, but he was still alive- for all intents and purposes. I gather he wasn't allowed to die. I wasn't the first person to run across him, and I doubt I was the last.
He wouldn't tell me anything, but did he share anything with anyone else? Anything at all.
B: ACTION: 754 PARTRIDGE DRIVE
[ Anyone in the vicinity of 754 Partridge Drive will notice something a little strange in the backyard. Ian got a regain in the mail, you see, and when he opened the package he got, this suddenly sprouted from the top of the doghouse.
Ian can be seen traveling up and down the mast all day, for various reasons. At one point he travels up there with a large wad of black cloth. A little tinkering, and soon there's a flag flying proud, peeking over the top of the house. ]
Grady- Olney- whoever he was- is dead. I know some of you won't be surprised by the news. It was broadcast to the town at large, after all. Others have likely mentioned it as well.
He was found floating in the pool at the recreation center- which some of likely already know as well. Half of his face had been blown off, but he was still alive- for all intents and purposes. I gather he wasn't allowed to die. I wasn't the first person to run across him, and I doubt I was the last.
He wouldn't tell me anything, but did he share anything with anyone else? Anything at all.
B: ACTION: 754 PARTRIDGE DRIVE
[ Anyone in the vicinity of 754 Partridge Drive will notice something a little strange in the backyard. Ian got a regain in the mail, you see, and when he opened the package he got, this suddenly sprouted from the top of the doghouse.
Ian can be seen traveling up and down the mast all day, for various reasons. At one point he travels up there with a large wad of black cloth. A little tinkering, and soon there's a flag flying proud, peeking over the top of the house. ]
[action]
[action]
[action]
... You know, this isn't getting you up there. [ he jerks his head, indicating the crow's nest ]
[action]
[Uwaa! Caught! Mika makes a startled sound, balking at the height of the mast.]
[action]
[action]
[Auuuuuuu...]
[action]
[action]
[She huffs, looking a little indignant for a moment before she nods.]
Okay.
[action]
Arms around my shoulders, legs around my waist. You should get a lovely view of the back of my head on the way up.
[action]
[She grins, trying to be careful as she climbs on because she's so used to being a klutz and hurting herself by accident. When she feels like she's settled, she huffs against his shoulder.]
All set!
[action]
[ He stands and sets about climbing back up. True enough, he seems to haul her around fairly easily, but he's still being careful. ]
You're lucky I'm good at this.
[action]
[Her grin isn't as effective without a mouthful of fangs, but she hardly means it.]
You're lucky I trust you.
[action]
... I don't think we'd be doing this otherwise.
[action]
Despite me not having claws anymore.
[action]
[action]
Then again I'm still trying to wrap my head around you living in a dog house. That seems so offensive to me. Like, second-hand offended.
[action]
[ he's made it to the top, and climbs over the railing, settling into the crow's nest ] We're here. You can let go now.
[action]
[Mika is a bit hesitant at first, then settles herself into the crow's nest and peers out over the rails. This is a big step for her. Yes she is afraid to stand up right now.]
[action]
[ peers at her ] Are you going to be okay?
[action]
[She huffs, hanging on to the railing as she looks around, then up at the sky. Making a pleased sound in the back of her throat, Mika sits back.
There would definitely be tailwags if she had hers.]
[action]
[action]
[action]
[action].
[She sighs heavily, pillowing her head on her arms as she drapes them across the railing.]
Give me a few weeks, and I'll miss that too.
[action]
It's strange how they try to make us forget home and remind us of it at the same time.
[action]
[action]
[action]