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voidtreckernet2021-01-08 12:12 am
blue_ice) wrote in voidtreckernet2021-01-08 12:12 am
backdated to jelly 3 (video)
[ It's Kaiba. Somewhat unusually, he's in the greenhouse car, watching as a small apple...? Lizard? The friend-shaped creature (bottom right) is about the size of a cantaloupe and bravely crawling through the grass, the oversized apple bobbing up and down as she does so. ]
It's been a while. I have two quick announcements.
[ He scoops her up so the ICP can see her face. ]
The first is that this is Snapper. She's my Pokémon, not a fruit, and absolutely not edible. I'll make you pay if you try it.
[ Cough. He sets her in his lap, where she flops down to snooze almost immediately. ]
The second is that I've built wiring and circuitry practice kits with accompanying lesson plans. I made them for Orange, since we're usually stuck with the most repair work, but I thought I'd offer the training to everyone. I know there's probably not much time until the next mission, but even the basics are better than nothing if you're so inclined.
That's it. [ One last nod and he shuts it off. ]
It's been a while. I have two quick announcements.
[ He scoops her up so the ICP can see her face. ]
The first is that this is Snapper. She's my Pokémon, not a fruit, and absolutely not edible. I'll make you pay if you try it.
[ Cough. He sets her in his lap, where she flops down to snooze almost immediately. ]
The second is that I've built wiring and circuitry practice kits with accompanying lesson plans. I made them for Orange, since we're usually stuck with the most repair work, but I thought I'd offer the training to everyone. I know there's probably not much time until the next mission, but even the basics are better than nothing if you're so inclined.
That's it. [ One last nod and he shuts it off. ]
[Video]
And I wouldn't mind having a couple lessons. I'm kinda self-taught with what I can see when I, uh...get inside circuitry, and I don't get to practice often, so having some official instructions would be great.
[Video]
Glad to hear it. The more coverage we have, the better. Just let me know when you're ready.
[Video]
Well, I'm not doing anything right now.
[Video->action]
[ He scoops Snapper under his arm and clicks off the screen, an he arrives---one arm with Snapper cradled in it, the other arm carrying the wiring kit. ]
Sorry we're late. She thought the wires were toys.
[Video->action]
[ When the screen shuts off, she waits patiently, and when he arrives she smiles, her eyes immediately looking to Snapper. ]
No worries. She really seems like a little sweetheart.
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[ Said half-heartedly. She clucks like she's laughing at him, though she seems eager to go investigate Kitty. He carefully sets her down, letting the little apple waddle over. ]
So. Repairing frayed wires is probably what we do most often, right?
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Yeah, that sounds about right.
no subject
[ He sets that up, the wrappers and tools and gloves...and stops to watch Kitty and Snapper with a gentle sigh. She is loving the pets! ]
I'm glad she's well-loved. But I think someone needs to be patient while people work.
[ Snapper looks up at him defiantly. He gently guides her away, giving her a berry. ]
Ready to get to work, Kitty? We're starting with the green, and don't forget to minimize electricution risks---though is that a concern for you?
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I mean, as much of a concern as it would be for anyone else. So minimizing the risk would be good.