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vatheon2013-04-19 11:21 am
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All bubbles pop eventually
Yesterday was a day of celebration. For once, it seemed that the foreigners were able to affect the coral, and in a positive way at that. The coral lit back up, the barrier strengthened, and everything looked like it was back to normal again.
Unfortunately, it doesn't last.
Overnight the coral begins to dim again, flickering wildly along with the bubble itself. Those who stayed up on the island might notice the strange lights coming up through the waves if they're awake. The ones who stayed in the bubble will notice more than that. The atmosphere is tense, and every now and then there's an echoing crack, like a massive piece of glass is slowly losing its integrity.
By the time the morning arrives, the crack in the bubble is evident. After hours of threatening it, the crack finally falls open with a thundering snap, allowing the ocean to rush in. It hasn't yet given up entirely, but there's a steady stream of water pouring in to the plaza and on to the coral. The waterfall would be a pretty sight if not for the situation.
Hopefully no one stayed down there that long.
((OOC: The bubble has cracked! Feel free to use this post as a mingle log if desired. The elevator is still functioning, so anyone down in the bubble will have some time to escape.))
Unfortunately, it doesn't last.
Overnight the coral begins to dim again, flickering wildly along with the bubble itself. Those who stayed up on the island might notice the strange lights coming up through the waves if they're awake. The ones who stayed in the bubble will notice more than that. The atmosphere is tense, and every now and then there's an echoing crack, like a massive piece of glass is slowly losing its integrity.
By the time the morning arrives, the crack in the bubble is evident. After hours of threatening it, the crack finally falls open with a thundering snap, allowing the ocean to rush in. It hasn't yet given up entirely, but there's a steady stream of water pouring in to the plaza and on to the coral. The waterfall would be a pretty sight if not for the situation.
Hopefully no one stayed down there that long.
((OOC: The bubble has cracked! Feel free to use this post as a mingle log if desired. The elevator is still functioning, so anyone down in the bubble will have some time to escape.))
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[ At least last he checked. He'll glance at Jade, then Jade's legs to double check that, then he's back to sticking a spell to his book. ]
Some of these aren't working.
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[Hey, he's just starting to know you. Don't drown for books, man.]
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[ This look is one of 'I'm not that stupid', but he's focusing on flicking a few spells over shelves now. ]
I'm waterproofing them. The water is low enough that I have enough time for that.
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We need you outside. Your skills are better used protecting people, not books. they'll be fine, and there's no telling how long it'll be until we can access them again.
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Irrelevant if they will be accessible; are they able to be replaced?
[ That sounded crueler than when he thought it. The people come back, but will the books-
But he turns away from the shelf nearest. ]
Assume have a place would like me to go.
Achievement unlocked: Got Duke!
The areas by the elevators are showing structural difficulties. I'd like your magic to try to stabilize them.
You've successfully gotten a hermit to realize he sounded like an ass. Aren't you proud?
I can lighten parts of the structures, with Levitation, but anything more would require study to figure out how to do it.
So proud!
/hands five gamerpoints-
8D
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[ Well, he's just walking normal for now, but once he gets outside his strides will lengthen. ]
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... This one.... [ And there's no real chant for the spell, just a focused burst of .. well, motion from magic. ]
Levitation will keep it from crumbling further, and currently, the instability is caused by half of it losing support. Keeping it level, although if the other half loses support, the draining will be faster...
[ Excuse him as he blinks at the structure, like he's looking at something else. ]
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That should do, if you can sustain it for a good amount of time.
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The less it needs aid in staying up, the longer I will be able to sustain it.
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[ Give him a moment to go unfocused, and he'll explain a bit more. ]
... possibly three total.