Colonel Frank Archer (
sadisticwarfare) wrote in
pokebox2014-11-03 09:15 pm
TESTRUN SHIT
[It's a beautiful day in Ecruteak City. The sun in shining, there's barely any clouds in the sky, the birds are chirping, and it seems like nothing can go wrong on a day like today.
...Too bad someone's never been fond of peace and quiet. The bombs go off in the north of town at exactly 10:00 AM, and judging from the explosions, there were quite a few of them. Smoke billows from the Bell Tower, and judging from the citizens' panicked reactions, this definitely isn't normal.
Of course, getting into the Bell Tower is easier said than done, considering the fact that there's a building you have to go through first and several sages guarding it.]
...Too bad someone's never been fond of peace and quiet. The bombs go off in the north of town at exactly 10:00 AM, and judging from the explosions, there were quite a few of them. Smoke billows from the Bell Tower, and judging from the citizens' panicked reactions, this definitely isn't normal.
Of course, getting into the Bell Tower is easier said than done, considering the fact that there's a building you have to go through first and several sages guarding it.]

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While he really wants to go charging up the stairs like gangbusters, he suspects that isn't the smartest of ideas, not when we're dealing with bombs; on the other hand, he might want to actually move his ass because we're dealing with bombs and it's possible Seth might get impatient...hmmm.
He'll cast around a bit while he's deliberating; is there anything of interest down here that would catch his attention?]
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Okay, either this person's explosives are the most harmless things in the history of ever, they were trying to assemble them as they went, or...there's a third option he's not seeing.
Is there a window around here, and if so, is it latched?]
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Let's check the door out, then; if it's unlocked, he'll be sending Alessia in before him to make sure there's nothing he should be aware of, like tripwires or...the complete absence of a floor or something. If it's locked, he'll cross that bridge when he gets there.]
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The inside doesn't have any tripwires or missing floors, but it certainly looks like something happened in here. The floor, walls, and ceiling are all charred, but somehow everything is still standing, including the door. The small window in the tiny room is busted out, however. There are more of those black pieces in here as well.]
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Alessia, watch the door.
[He'd really prefer to not be locked in here once his guard is down, after all.
However, with the snake keeping watch, he can look around a bit more freely; after a moment's deliberation, he'll be checking that window - it doesn't happen to look out on Bellchime Trail, does it?]
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That said, he'll definitely be picking up one of those shards now; he doesn't exactly have the time to make like Professor Layton and put the entire thing back together like a really morbid jigsaw puzzle, but is there anything else in here outside of those black shards? Chemical traces, some sort of detonation device or wiring, maybe?]
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Might as well check the rest of the floors to see if there's anything else of note in them; he doesn't bother closing the door behind him as he goes.]
Come on.
[And with that called over his shoulder to Alessia, up to floor three we go.]
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There isn't anything else to note on this floor. All the windows are intact and there aren't any black shards around here.]
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so are you going to brave those beams or]
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He's sending the damn snake.]
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actually you don't need to worry about that, the beams will definitely support human weight!]
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That said, however, she looks a little peeved with him once she figures out exactly why he sent her out into crosshatch hell, so he'll just...recall her before throwing the ball over to the other side to let her out over there. No sense in having both of them on here.
Fortunately
the mun literally rolled a D20 just now and he didn't utterly fail his Dexterity checkhis balance is still good and so are his reflexes; he's always been physically active as hell, so he'll manage to do this without making an utter fuckery of it.So! Floor 4, you said? ...Come on, Alessia, don't look at him like that.]
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Welcome to floor 4! It's... well, it's uh... it's something. It looks like someone really hated stereotypical floor architecture here. There are two stairs here, but it doesn't matter which one you take since there aren't any ramps to worry about.
Oh, but you might want to check the black marks on the floor. They might look a bit like the ones a couple floors down.]
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oh
oh hold on, black marks on the floor here.
They look like char-marks again, correct? Is there anything else? Shards, maybe?]
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At least he's expecting it this time; nothing obstructing the door again? If not, he'll...again, send the snake first, because there have been a lot of places here that hate common sense in terms of architecture.]
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Something occurs to him after a moment; he's quick to release two of his other Pokémon, Léa and Renaud. While he normally wouldn't use the little squid Naki gave him for any sort of important task because Renaud is admittedly sort of a shit, he's the only Psychic-type he has and he's the easiest way to convey coherent messages (via telepathy, rather than via awkward maskbug-charades).
He'll send Renaud off with Léa out the window; the sages downstairs are going to be greeted with the rather...resplendent sight of a Masquerain hauling ass toward them while carrying an Inkay, but you know what, not all of our entrances can be elegant and Tsukiyama did say he would send his Pokémon if there was anything he needed, and at least the message isn't 'Come running.'
"Ensure that Ecruteak's major city centers are being checked for explosives as well; there's a strong chance that this isn't the only place being targeted."]
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