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There's an interesting little group making their way toward the Cooper farm. It consists of three smallish dragons and what looks like an enormous ball of light.
No one's said much on the way back. For Rachel, it's out of frustration. They took it down and that's a victory, but they didn't get the father, the guy that started the whole thing, and that's making her tack it down as a failure.
But she'll mention that when they land.
No one's said much on the way back. For Rachel, it's out of frustration. They took it down and that's a victory, but they didn't get the father, the guy that started the whole thing, and that's making her tack it down as a failure.
But she'll mention that when they land.
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He's not sure what he'll say to her when they land.
If anything.
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Well, Lucy heads inside to the kitchen for an apple.
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She doesn't think about the pause she took before speaking aloud to Tobias.
"It isn't finished."
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<What do you mean?>
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Intangible things, voices without bodies, demigods - Rachel has no good history and no patience for them.
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That brought back some terrible memories.
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Which makes her blink, her expression softening.
"It wasn't Crayak," she says softly, dropping her gaze to another rock and kicking it, too. "Or Drone."
She could never mistake their voices.
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<Did sound... similar?> Evil? Insane?
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"Just another nutjob trying to destroy things."
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There's a man with an eyepatch perched on its knee.
He overheard some of that. Not all-- some things are obviously private (http://community.livejournal.com/shatterverse/244309.html?thread=15293013#t15293013). But some.
Now he's thinking.
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Taking a deep breath, she runs both hands through her hair and turns to the farm house. She still needs to tell Lucy and now she wouldn't mind some fruit either.
On her way back out is when she notices the robot, with a bowl of fruit salad in one hand and a fork in the other. Rachel stops in her tracks and looks at it, obviously considering the man to be the least important part of the image. If she were back on her world, this would probably be some sort of art installation piece.
Here? There's not a lot of 'probably' that actually works out.
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He raises a gloved hand and waves, in that understated hello-stranger way, then stands up and walks down the incline of the robot's leg. It's pretty steep, but he only stumbles once, and arrives on the ground in one piece and on his feet a few seconds later.
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Rachel's hands are full, so she just nods a greeting, still mostly eyeing the robot. And the robot, even, gets a gesture with the fork.
"What is it?"
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Neil glances back up at it, not bothering to hide the fond smile.
"It's usually less full of holes. A friend of mine here is working on that."
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"...you ride around in it?"
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If it's just a really complex art installation piece, she'd be a little disappointed in the Shatter world.
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Soft: "It's a military vehicle."
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Then again, and perhaps encouragingly for the tone Neil just used, Rachel doesn't look at the robot with any sort of invested interest. Just curiosity. Because... well, what does she need machines for?
"Huh."
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Not really rare, but kind of.
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