Escape 049
[Voice Post]
[The audio switches on to the sound of shuffling as Rudy fumbles for the switch, then runs his fingers over the device in search of the microphone before beginning to tap his fingers against it. Under normal circumstances, the clicking he produces might have come out typewriter-fast, but today he's a bit under the weather--and more importantly, he wants to make sure his message is understood--so it comes out at a moderate, clear pace.]
.- -- / ... .. -.-. -.- / ... -.-- -- .--. - --- -- ... / .. -. -.-. .-.. ..- -.. . / -.-. .... .. .-.. .-.. ... / .... . .- -.. .- -.-. .... . / ..-. .- - .. --. ..- . / .- -. -.. / -- .. .-.. -.. / -. .- ..- ... . .- / .- ... ... .. ... - .- -. -.-. . / .-. . --.- ..- . ... - . -.. / .--. .-.. . .- ... . / ..- ... . / -.-. .- ..- - .. --- -. / .-.. .. -.- . .-.. -.-- / -.-. --- -. - .- --. .. --- ..- ...
[...Or, well, at least it'll be understood by anyone that can translate Morse Code. Fortunately, Rudy is also including a signal for the less adept, as well: ]
... --- ... / ... --- ... / ... --- ...
[And then he stops, waits a moment, and resends the whole broadcast for good measure--though, by the end, the clicking is less rapid than it was before, and slightly more muddled from fatigue. When it finally comes to an end, he reaches for the switch again, fumbles for it, and with a click the recording ends.]
[OOC: Because even when sick in bed and hiding under the covers, Rudy cannot do anything like a normal child. People who have a means of translating Morse Code will find his first message reads: "am sick symptoms include chills headache fatigue and mild nausea assistance requested please use caution likely contagious"; most everyone should be able to pick out the latter as a repetition of "SOS". :D]
[The audio switches on to the sound of shuffling as Rudy fumbles for the switch, then runs his fingers over the device in search of the microphone before beginning to tap his fingers against it. Under normal circumstances, the clicking he produces might have come out typewriter-fast, but today he's a bit under the weather--and more importantly, he wants to make sure his message is understood--so it comes out at a moderate, clear pace.]
.- -- / ... .. -.-. -.- / ... -.-- -- .--. - --- -- ... / .. -. -.-. .-.. ..- -.. . / -.-. .... .. .-.. .-.. ... / .... . .- -.. .- -.-. .... . / ..-. .- - .. --. ..- . / .- -. -.. / -- .. .-.. -.. / -. .- ..- ... . .- / .- ... ... .. ... - .- -. -.-. . / .-. . --.- ..- . ... - . -.. / .--. .-.. . .- ... . / ..- ... . / -.-. .- ..- - .. --- -. / .-.. .. -.- . .-.. -.-- / -.-. --- -. - .- --. .. --- ..- ...
[...Or, well, at least it'll be understood by anyone that can translate Morse Code. Fortunately, Rudy is also including a signal for the less adept, as well: ]
... --- ... / ... --- ... / ... --- ...
[And then he stops, waits a moment, and resends the whole broadcast for good measure--though, by the end, the clicking is less rapid than it was before, and slightly more muddled from fatigue. When it finally comes to an end, he reaches for the switch again, fumbles for it, and with a click the recording ends.]
[OOC: Because even when sick in bed and hiding under the covers, Rudy cannot do anything like a normal child. People who have a means of translating Morse Code will find his first message reads: "am sick symptoms include chills headache fatigue and mild nausea assistance requested please use caution likely contagious"; most everyone should be able to pick out the latter as a repetition of "SOS". :D]