003, video FOR SCIENCE
[ The video opens on a shot of Harry standing on the street, ice coating the ground around his feet and creeping outward at an alarming rate. He's not particularly focused on the ice, though - he has his right hand raised, and all his attention is on one of the station's maintenance drones... which doesn't seem to register his existence, despite the fact that most of the spreading ice is heading in its direction.
Finally, he frowns and glances back to whoever's holding the camera. ] Yeah, I don't think this is work-- Are you filming this?
[Molly’s grinning a little, despite the fact that it can’t be seen, and sticks her hand in front of the camera to give a little wave.]
Yeah. It’s for science. Or posterity, or something. So if we do end up exploding stuff, we can see where we went wrong.
...Besides, it’s a good way to see how much stuff these wearable thingys can take. There is a method to my madness. ….Mostly.
I think you just don't want to put down the shiny new toy. Which is fine, 'cause they are cool, except if something's going to explode I'd rather it weren't attached to your body...
[ He glances back to the drone, which is... trundling off, entirely oblivious to the fact that there's magic going on here. Magic that should be doing something to its super-advanced science fiction technology, but is obviously not. Harry frowns, and flicks his hand toward it. ]
Hexus.
[ ...and nothing happens. ]
...huh.
Finally, he frowns and glances back to whoever's holding the camera. ] Yeah, I don't think this is work-- Are you filming this?
[Molly’s grinning a little, despite the fact that it can’t be seen, and sticks her hand in front of the camera to give a little wave.]
Yeah. It’s for science. Or posterity, or something. So if we do end up exploding stuff, we can see where we went wrong.
...Besides, it’s a good way to see how much stuff these wearable thingys can take. There is a method to my madness. ….Mostly.
I think you just don't want to put down the shiny new toy. Which is fine, 'cause they are cool, except if something's going to explode I'd rather it weren't attached to your body...
[ He glances back to the drone, which is... trundling off, entirely oblivious to the fact that there's magic going on here. Magic that should be doing something to its super-advanced science fiction technology, but is obviously not. Harry frowns, and flicks his hand toward it. ]
Hexus.
[ ...and nothing happens. ]
...huh.