[very reluctantly, the audio pops to life--there's a considerable quiet--the sounds of metal on metal and creaking screws can be heard...finally, he sighs]
Salutations, Academy. For anyone still paining to sign up for my class--
Applicable Sciences and Technologies--, do so, as there are still slots left and whatnot. As I've said before, this is not
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Besides - Roxanne herself is done being a hermit. As such, she's been occupying herself with preparing things for her classes lately and has therefore not been in her own room lately. She has been out and about, and while she had initially been avoiding SOME PEOPLE, she decides it's ridiculous to do so any longer.
So here she stands outside his door, arms folded over pressed white oxford, fingers wrapped around a plastic up, spike heel tapping with an anxiety that had been building since she'd left the photo lab.
...Yes, THAT photo lab.
She taps, once.]
Megamind? It's Roxanne.
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And her voice.
He turns to look, staring incredulously at the door--the ONE DAY he happens to ACTUALLY be in his room, she decides to come calling...he siiiiiiiighs, sitting back in his chair...he debates whether or not he should answer. Pretend not to be home. Jump out the blasted window.
Eventually, he turns his attention to the only working Brainbot hovering by his head...he nods the thing over to the door, and turns towards it, rubbing his eyes and forehead. Damn, damn, damn.
The Brainbot gets to the door and easily pulls it open. It's glass dome is cracked, but it's working fairly well so far. It gives Roxanne a cheerful bowg-bowg of recognition, and then flies back inside.]
Roxanne...
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Well. Unprecedented. To see something from her recent past is for once welcome.
She hesitates for a moment, lingering in the door way, hand sliding to rest on her hip awkwardly. She peers inside.]
May I come in?
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It's something Megamind is used to. Working in a dark, dank world. There's a mess of papers and boxes across the floor, tools, bits of metal and glass. Next to the monitors is a work table, covered in half-fixed Brainbots, his watch, and deconstructed DE-gun.
Megamind himself isn't quite so put together, opting for his jumpsuit and belt, his cape hanging in his closet. There's also a few bags resting on the bottom bunk of his beds. They aren't his. He squints at the light from the outside and gestures]
Please, don't just stand there. Come in.
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At your insistence, of course, it's a dreadfully interesting subject, if I may say so myself.
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[It's your own walking ego boost, Megamind.]
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[he likes you like burning, Jane]
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I wouldn't recommend it. You might pull something.
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Also, piddling? Is that even a word?
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A dictionary would be an invaluable investment for you.
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If I do sign up for this, you aren't going to go all philosophical on us are you?
[ Someone's had enough philosophy in her science to last her forever. ]
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As Richard Feynmen observed, "Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds."
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[ She likes her sciences separate. Consider her signed up. ]
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A woman of science?
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Oh yeah. Mad science. Ron knew it when he saw it. Excuse him, Megamind, he'll just walk into your room a bit, looking around before coming to a conclusion.]
You know, for a lair, this is really kinda small.
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The only working Brainbot is hovering near the desk, chewing on a wrench, it's red eye watching Megamind intently.
When he speaks---Megamind jumps about three feet in the air.] GUH--! [he flips his tool--and a small glass fuse--into the air--and scrambles to catch both.
The Brainbot flickers to life and whirrs over to Ron, it's red eye glowing brightly, a distorted mechanical voice echoing, 'INTRUDER']
How did you--why--EMERGENCY SEQUENCE OFF! [Megamind stands, flailing at the Brainbot who obediently shuts off]
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But I guess it's the quality, not the size, of the lair that counts. And quality-wise, you've got a pretty good set-up here! I mean, it's no "spinning tops of doom," but props on the robots, man!
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