The door creaks open on a sunny, cool day where a thin wind that smells of faintly wrong things breezes over concrete and grass. A moment later the muzzle of a ten-millimeter pistol makes its appearance at the edge of the doorframe, followed first by the rest of the gun and then by its wielder: an Asian-looking woman who can't be more than twenty
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Call it professional curiosity, but Chainsaw wanders closer, head tilted.
Her expression isn't quite concerned; intrigued, maybe.
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Oh. There's one of them now. With a look of chagrin she straightens her armor somewhat and come to her feet.
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Funny thing: the words are about right for the situation, but the attitude isn't. Chainsaw has never bothered to conceal his (or her) tendency to laugh at the misfortunes of others.
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Better than a few moments ago, at least?
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She jerks her chin at the pistol.
"What's up with the combat gear? Expecting trouble someplace?"
A normal person might do something helpful like explain their surroundings, but Chainsaw isn't really a normal person.
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Smirking, she points to the Window.
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She glances over at the window a moment, in that involuntary way most people do when told 'don't', and blinks. "Interesting holotape," she says after a bit.
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"I'm... pretty sure nothing was blowing up like that outside before, ma'am," she says politely (she learned manners very early on in the Vault, and telling people older than you what you actually think isn't really all that advisable). "Shouldn't the window be shaking or something?"
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Polite Vault-dweller speak for you're funning with me, aren't you, ma'am.
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Front door. "Two."
Back door. "Three."
A shrug.
"See for yourself."
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And promptly slams it shut with all her might, spinning to pin it closed with her back and braced legs.
It's the big blue room again.
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"The back door, the front door, and the Window are three different kinds of outside. And you really don't like the outdoors much, do ya."
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