[Upon the roof, The Nexus decided to decorate for the birthday of one of its residents that day. The usual delicious buffets were set out for anyone to enjoy, including a surprisingly large section dedicated to pancakes and other breakfast foods. And, upon a large screen, 2001: A Space Odyssey was playing.]

[It felt strange, knowing he would be ( Read more... )

[It was finally happening.]

[Huey's operation was set in motion. It was only a matter of hours before he would be heading for the operating table. Despite his excitement at the prospect that he may be able to walk, he still had a few more last minute tasks to complete.]

[Firstly, he stopped off at the MSF base to hand in a note for Big Boss to ( Read more... )

[It had been several days since the wheelchair-bound doctor had visited the lab. They had taken some time to study the dossier carefully, checking their equipment, the plausibilities, and acquire what they needed from Doctor Hunter before reaching an agreement. Sara had been given the task of giving him the good news.]

(She's looking for hueyemmerich, but feel ( Read more... )

[Huey was a doctor, a scientist and an engineer. He was a man of great power when it came to knowledge of how technology worked. He could assess how an object could be compiled just by looking at it. It was a nifty trait to possess, especially in this world he was now living in, away from home and swamped by 21st century gadgets. Advances in ( Read more... )

[In the lab on the first floor was Huey Emmerich. For the past week, he had been living in the dark, making due with some emergency candles as he continued his research and projects.]

[So when the bulbs overhead flickered on, he rolled his eyes beneath the lenses of his glasses and muttered under his breath.]

About time.[Different to the previous ( Read more... )

[On the first floor was a lab ( Read more... )

[Anyone wandering into the library would find this Otacon sitting at a desk and focusing on the familiar blueprints in front of him. He had hardly slept in days, as a working Otacon tended to do ( Read more... )