The RED Engineer (
hardhat_truckie) wrote in
mayfield_rpg2012-02-03 10:32 am
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009: I can fix it...
Action: Outside the hospital
[No sooner had the hospital released him did Engie start to make the long, tiring road back. Without a mirror, he has no idea that there's a sapper stuck to his back that's draining him. But right now, he knows that the first step to fixing the problem is to know what it is.]
Action: 1450 Mitchell Street
[He pushes the door open and stumbles into the house. The walk back had taken out quite a bit of his energy, and he now knows that Dr Johnson must have done something else to him other than implant those metal wings on his back. He sinks down on the couch; he needs to catch his breath and rest or he won't be able to carry on.]
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Howdy there folks. Engie here. I was wonderin' whether any of ya want some help? I can't claim to be a doctor, but I've got a degree in Medicine an' I know a thing or two.
[No sooner had the hospital released him did Engie start to make the long, tiring road back. Without a mirror, he has no idea that there's a sapper stuck to his back that's draining him. But right now, he knows that the first step to fixing the problem is to know what it is.]
Action: 1450 Mitchell Street
[He pushes the door open and stumbles into the house. The walk back had taken out quite a bit of his energy, and he now knows that Dr Johnson must have done something else to him other than implant those metal wings on his back. He sinks down on the couch; he needs to catch his breath and rest or he won't be able to carry on.]
Phone
Howdy there folks. Engie here. I was wonderin' whether any of ya want some help? I can't claim to be a doctor, but I've got a degree in Medicine an' I know a thing or two.
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I'm so bloody pathetic, just two days and I'm a wreck already--
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Hey, it's ok. Isn't this what the town loves doin' to us? We'll get through it, like we always do.
I'll go git you some coffee, OK?
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Th' coffee can wait, Truckie. 'ow are you 'olding up? Didn't 'ear from you for a woile.
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The crazy she-devil up in the factory kidnapped me too. Did somethin' ta me. I don't really know, but I haven't been the same ever since. Can't seem ta git my strength back, and carrying 'round these metal things she put on me really tires me out.
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(Hearing about the Engineer has made him forget about his own problems--his hand has been properly dressed anyway, that can wait.)
I'm not all th' way bloind--it just looks loike I'm peering down a microscope all th' toime--maybe I can take a look for you and see wot th' matter is.
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[After his friend does that, Engit turns around and leans back carefully, to Sniper can feel the metallic wings that Dr Johnson attached to him. Exploring near the base of the wings, Sniper should be able to feel the rough shape of an electrosapper attached to Engie, which should explain the source of his lack of strength.)
Can ya feel it?
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It's not the wings being sapped, it's Truckie himself. The wires go deep into the other man's flesh, and probably can't be removed without serious pain or even death.)
Those bastards--those blood bastards--!
(And the Sniper descends into Strine expletives.)
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[Engie turns around to face his friend again, trying to smile for his sake.]
Least they didn't do somethin' to m'brain. Some people in town had their heads messed with. On the whole, I think I got off pretty lucky.
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They've put a Sapper on you, Truckie. And I do mean on you--the wires are going straight int' you. There's no getting this one off.
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[OK, maybe Sniper had some right to be that angry. Engie lets off some steam by swearing, Texan style. If only the Sapper wasn't there, because Engie soon tires out and slumps down on the couch again, rubbing his temples.]
...this town has a sick sense a'humor.
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You said it.
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Well, no point moppin' about it. I guess the question is what are we gonna do? I'd like to go and let'em have a piece of m'mind, but I last I couldn't get into the factory.
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