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[Action - Anywhere something can be fixed.]
*So since two of the people closest to Sky have been broken, and she can't fix them, she's been a bit more... active around camp. She hasn't named all the emotions running through that celestial bronze head of her's, but she doesn't like most of them. And since she can't help Leo and Dany... she'll just help everywhere else instead! She just doesn't know how to handle problems that don't have solutions.*
*Sky's fixing anything in the camp broken, that she can. She's got a little bit of carpentry skill, but mostly if it's metal and damaged, she's mending it. She's taken all the weapons from the armory and started sharpening and treating them. She's replaced a few weapons that were beyond repair, melting them down and making new weapons in the forge. She's started replacing broken parts in all the vehicles on the grounds. So don't be surprised if she's in your cabin fixing your things.*
*Sky's fixing anything in the camp broken, that she can. She's got a little bit of carpentry skill, but mostly if it's metal and damaged, she's mending it. She's taken all the weapons from the armory and started sharpening and treating them. She's replaced a few weapons that were beyond repair, melting them down and making new weapons in the forge. She's started replacing broken parts in all the vehicles on the grounds. So don't be surprised if she's in your cabin fixing your things.*
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Why is there a little girl under the hood of the Impala.
What the hell. ]
Hey - what do you think you're doing?
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Some of the belts were worn, and the wires needed replacing. I replaced one of the pistons, and a few sparkplugs.
*Sky was too small to reach the very back of the engine without her feet leaving the ground. So her legs kinda dangled as she adjusted things. Her shirt (a nice pink blouse) was now covered in engine grease, as were her arms and face.*
Why, I didn't do it wrong did I?
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No. No, you did alright.
[ He wagers a glance at her. ]
But it looks like you got your pretty shirt all messed up.
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*She wiped her hands on the edge of her shirt and moved over to the passenger seat. Sitting down, her back was fine so she didn't have to worry about the seat getting dirty, she pulled the radio out and started adjusting the wiring and adding a small bit of celestial bronze into it.*
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So you're one of those forge kids - that why you're fixing her up? [ He asks, nodding at the car. ] You like cars?
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*She rewires the radio a bit and puts it back in place. Points at the ignition and the engine rumbles to life. Then Sky turns on the radio and it works! No longer whiny static from the barrier around camp. She turns it down so they can keep talking.*
While I was asleep Dad caught me up on a lot of things in the world, but mostly he showed me lots of really cool vehicles. He really likes motorcycles and cars from the 1980s, but he showed me other things too.
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[ He raises his eyebrows when Sky turns the car on. ]
Not bad, kid. Sounds like me and your dad would get along great. I can respect a guy who takes care of his cars.
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*She's so hopeful, isn't it cute.*
He said that he was better with machines than people. So he's very good with all the things he makes or restores. He finds human creations very amusing, he likes some of the... aesthetics.
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Oh, well if he likes curb appeal, look no further. Got the prettiest girl in camp, right here. [ He grins, gesturing at the Impala. ] I'm guessing you take after him, huh?
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Well, there are a lot of things about humans I still don't understand. So... for the moment machines are certainly easier.
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If you're not human, what are you? Nymphs aren't very fond of cars, last I checked. [ Especially not guzzlers like this one. ]
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Nature spirits don't like cars? Why not?
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[ He rolls his eyes at the nature spirits. ] Something about 'em being "bad for the environment". [ Scoff. ] As if this baby's could damage the environment. If anything, she makes everything around her look better. And I like to think I can make up for anything "bad" when I take out those monsters.
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Anna swore she put it down when she tried to tidy up the armory a bit (honestly, people can be so messy and inconsiderate). Color her astonished when she spies a girl she she hasn't met yet, tinkering with the enchanted metal. ]
Careful! [ She warns, holding her hand out. ] It's a sword, too!
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*Sky had spotted it when she brought her latest batch of swords back. They were in a bundle over her shoulder, polished, sharpened, and a few had their grips, guards, and other portions of the sword replaced if she could.*
I still can't make swords change shape properly. I can only make them look like similarly sized mundane items.
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I'm afraid I can't be of much help. I inherited this, I suppose you can say. It belonged to a botanist from a few centuries ago. [ she smiles proudly. ]
You are more than welcome to examine it.
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*Sky examines for a few more moments before she hands it back, then goes to work putting away all the weapons she's fixed up. Delicately placing all the weapons on their racks where they belong.*
What's a century?
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A century is a period of one hundred years. [ She explains kindly, not really thinking much on the nature of the question. Or the girl asking it, really. ]
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People keep track of that much time? A year is a long time. A hundred years is really really far away.
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When you've been around for quite some time, I imagine years fly by quickly.
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*Sky looks suddenly shocked by her own words. Her brain calculated the math without exactly asking Sky how many days are in a year. She just... knew. It was weird.*
A year is over 365 days long!?
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How are you only fifty-nine days old?
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*Well, that's the answer.*
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You seem so very human! How wonderful!
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It didn't sound rude, why would it sound rude?
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