2014-02-16 18:46
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Equius feels like, perhaps, he hadn't properly considered the structural integrity of the hivestem he had been assigned rooms in in.
Staring broodingly through the hole in the front wall, he considers the robot laying some distance away (and a couple floors down from him) in the street, all plain steel except its red glass eyes, with a distinctive fist-shaped wound straight through its chest. It is sparking in a manner that would be disconcerting if he wasn't so familiar with it.
He should probably reinforce the walls. And build a steel cage for fighting, too, that might help-- it would at least give the walls a fighting chance after decelerating whatever he punched through it. Really, though, there was so little space in these hivestems-- certainly not as much as he was used to-- he wasn't sure he'd be able to fit both a cage and his workbench into the cramped living block without breaking something every time he turned around.
Not that he didn't already break things every time he turned around, but that was just him, not the tiny living quarters-- oh, dear.
"Everyone should probably stand back," he calls down, voice slightly raised, as the sparking intensifies. "No, further than that--"
Hopefully, everyone will be standing back far enough that the robot explodes (in a rather lovely ball of shrapnel and fire, if he may say so) without causing further damage, except to the charred mark in the middle of the road.
Sweating noticeably, Equius hops out through the hole, apparently unbothered by the couple dozen feet to the ground and landing on his feet like such jumps are completely normal, and approaches the blackened spot formerly occupied by a robot, gathering salvageable scraps of metal as he goes.
Staring broodingly through the hole in the front wall, he considers the robot laying some distance away (and a couple floors down from him) in the street, all plain steel except its red glass eyes, with a distinctive fist-shaped wound straight through its chest. It is sparking in a manner that would be disconcerting if he wasn't so familiar with it.
He should probably reinforce the walls. And build a steel cage for fighting, too, that might help-- it would at least give the walls a fighting chance after decelerating whatever he punched through it. Really, though, there was so little space in these hivestems-- certainly not as much as he was used to-- he wasn't sure he'd be able to fit both a cage and his workbench into the cramped living block without breaking something every time he turned around.
Not that he didn't already break things every time he turned around, but that was just him, not the tiny living quarters-- oh, dear.
"Everyone should probably stand back," he calls down, voice slightly raised, as the sparking intensifies. "No, further than that--"
Hopefully, everyone will be standing back far enough that the robot explodes (in a rather lovely ball of shrapnel and fire, if he may say so) without causing further damage, except to the charred mark in the middle of the road.
Sweating noticeably, Equius hops out through the hole, apparently unbothered by the couple dozen feet to the ground and landing on his feet like such jumps are completely normal, and approaches the blackened spot formerly occupied by a robot, gathering salvageable scraps of metal as he goes.