Characters:
H.M. Murdock and
Donatello Setting/Location: The Lookout, Level 4
Date & Time: backdated to Day 3, afternoonish?
Warnings: Umm, people plotting to start an unlicensed aviation industry? IDEK
Summary: The people of Willaknapp were terribly inconsiderate and failed to invent the airplane. Murdock and Donatello have taken it upon
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So he was nervous as he stealthily approached the spot he was supposed to meet 'Murdock'. After all, it would be his first face-to-face confrontation since he got to the Caravan, and he still wasn't so sure how comfortable he felt exposing himself in a place without accessible exits. But the pilot had seemed nice enough, and Donatello really was tired of holing himself up in his incredibly boring room by himself. After spending his entire life surrounded by his family, a few days of solitude were quick to become lonely and boring.
"Hello," he greeted suddenly, from behind the man (but only after coming up with an escape plan and locating a weapon should he need one, of course).
"Murdock?"
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Well, now. That was different. Murdock cocked his head, making a thoughtful noise -- and then chuckled. "Huh. Well, now, I imagine this'd explain why you're so sold on open-minded folks."
Which, for better or worse, Murdock was -- and really, considering how very strange the last few days had been (even by his standards), who was he to judge? Granted, he had about a thousand questions now bouncing around in his brain . . . but first things first.
He advanced a few steps, grinning amiably and holding out one hand. "Donatello, I presume? H.M. Murdock, at your service."
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"I'm Donatello, yes. It's great to meet you." He sparred a sheepish laugh as he let go of the man's hand, and looked down at himself as if to see what Murdock did.
"When you look like this in New York City, the open-minded quickly become your best friends." He flashed a smile, still slightly sheepish.
"I would have warned you if I wasn't afraid you'd call it off as soon as I told you about the shell."
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He grinned. "Truth is I'm used to bein' judged by my cover -- so I try not to turn it around on folks if I can help it. Figure that should go double in a situation like this. And heck, even if I'm wrong and I am hallucinating all of this after all, it's no reason to go losing my manners."
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The man was definitely unlike anyone he'd ever met before, and he'd seen some strange people in his short lifetime. Funny, how one of the strangest people he could recall meeting was the one that looked the most normal.
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With an expansive gesture of one hand, he took in the Caravan, Grandore, and the Lookout's view of the country beyond. "Fact is, if it wasn't for the whole yanked-away-from-my-friends, dropped-in-a-flightless-universe thing, this setup would be just about perfect by me."
Murdock cocked an eyebrow at Donatello. "What about you -- y'said New York City, didn't ya?"
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Murdock was really the only character he interacted with, and I'm sorry it couldn't go any further. I really liked how they had interacted, but I didn't want to get too far into this project of theirs when I knew that dropping would probably be inevitable, due to my schedule.
Once again, sorry for the inconvenience, and I hope he gets a chance to build that plane. xD)
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And don't worry, Murdock will build an aircraft or perish in the attempt. ;D
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