Jul 02, 2007 18:31
The Mainframe populace go about their business as usual, if disturbingly cheerfully. The air is filled with cars and zipboards, not CPUs and tanks.
Everything's quiet, more or less.
Of course, given the group that's just coming in from Milliways, that's not liable to last long.
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That's not to say that he's not fascinated, of course. Now that he's gotten over the initial reaction his power had to the transition from matter to energy, he's feeling much better. Being in Mainframe, a place where a body like his current one actually belongs, helps.
"Very interesting," he murmurs. "I'm guessing this is your house, Enzo?"
Tommy's not entirely sure what he'd been expecting, but for all that the environment is different, it's still... well, normal.
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They're in a hallway, after all. Tommy would feel more comfortable knowing that they're going to have some space to get set up and make sure that things are working properly.
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"The only other gear we need is the zipboards, so I guess we're starting in the garage."
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It's followed by... another obscenely large stack of crates.
After a number of them have passed through, they're joined by a brightly coloured little girl with a mischievous grin, who turns around to levitate the last few through.
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She's remarkably quick when she needs to be; soon the boxes are lined up in ceiling-high stacks along one wall of the hallway, with gaps for doors, and nobody trapped behind any of them. (This last is really the important part.)
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The crates are actually rather comforting. They mean there's something around that isn't marked by Daemon's infection.
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"Good heavens," he murmured and dusted himself off - for all he knew he didn't need to. "This is different."
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One wall of the hall is lined floor-to-ceiling with Matilda's firework crates; they're the only objects present that aren't covered with glowing green veins of infection.
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He sighed as he looked around him, able to feel the illness of this system. "I'm perfectly all right, though I wish I could say the same about your system. This is a terrible state. I can see why you needed the help."
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