Erik Lehnsherr (
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ataraxion2015-10-25 01:14 am
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008. mirror.
I’ve captured two of them.
[ Erik is still short of breath, teeth and eyes cut bright against the mud smeared swarthy around the cinderblock of his head. ]
Juveniles. They’re penned in the clearing outside of camp.
[ He blinks hard, blind eye rolling white in its socket. ]
I’m not sure what to feed them.
OOC: Backdated to just after the stampede. OOC post with details here.
[ Erik is still short of breath, teeth and eyes cut bright against the mud smeared swarthy around the cinderblock of his head. ]
Juveniles. They’re penned in the clearing outside of camp.
[ He blinks hard, blind eye rolling white in its socket. ]
I’m not sure what to feed them.
OOC: Backdated to just after the stampede. OOC post with details here.

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Off mirror. ]
Thank you.
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[ He hesitates. He doesn't know anything about Erik that everyone who had a comms device before the crash doesn't also know, but, you know. That's plenty. The fact that Charles somehow gets along with him (or something) anyway is the only reason he keeps talking. ]
Can I help?
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[ Please.
He’s still tracking off to the side. He should probably sit down. ]
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[ At first there's no clear view of the speaker, who has nearly fumbled their shard in haste to respond. ]
How? Where?
[ The crisp image of a sweaty-faced Ieza finally swings into place, her eyes wide if not quite wild, her hair a tangled halo of hood-head. ]
Are they injured? Are they sexed?
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Who is this?
[ asking the important questions. ]
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[ They've been introduced, albeit in distracted circumstances, and Ieza is not swift to own to it. ]
If either have been hurt, I might be able to mend them. We must keep them alive!
[ And, not one to be sidetracked: ]
Are they sexed? Can you tell?
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He looks at her, equal parts weary and wary. ]
I don’t know.
[ This is a lot of scientific pressure to deal with right now. ]
They seem healthy.
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I've been saying the same about you for years.
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[ That's the short version. He doesn't look too keen to elaborate. ]
How adept are you with radio technology?
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and the image of erik wrangling these things to the ground]
Pretty handy. Why do you ask?
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[ Believe it or not, Kate actually sounds sincere. Because for once she is. ]
How are they taking it? Are they violent at all other than the whole frantic stampede part?
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He’s blank for a beat instead. Processing, ahead of an earnest answer. ]
They’re afraid.
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[ Et tu, Brute? ]
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[Tiny bit of et tu. No pause for consideration before she asks:]
Can I have one?
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[ jax with the hard-hitting questions. ]
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Why don’t you take a survey.
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Are you close to them right now? Can you show us?
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Once he’s registered her request, it’s a simple matter of him turning the mirror outward to frame the pair of spindly-legged aliens stampeding around the borders of their enclosure. One is slightly larger than the other, bony skull and bulky shoulders rocking with the force of a full gallop.
The glare from the sun is terrible. ]
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How long have they been running around like that?
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