[identity profile] lilmsmiraclegro.livejournal.com
There's a pond! Or a little bit of sea, anyway. It's weird.

Though perhaps not as weird as the big earth bunker. Claire met the girl who made the big earth bunker. There was sarcasm, and lots of suspicious question. Claire doesn't think she's liked much in that quarter.

But now she's nowhere near the big earth bunker nor the house with Sylar-who-will-be in it, and out by the pond, sitting near the edge as she re-reads her book on Evolution.

Mr Muggles is crouching at the edge of the pond, occasionally barking at it.
[identity profile] apocalypsebaby.livejournal.com
There is a pool of salt water out the back of the Cooper farm, not too far from the earth dormitory. It wasn't there before, but now it is!

It's impressively deep and murky. But there's a series of bubbles bursting on the surface every so often, and occasional stirrings suggest that there's something living within.

(Spots is delighted with his new home.)
[identity profile] clockwork-son.livejournal.com
Gabe just met Claire.

It didn't go too well.

He managed to cheer himself up slightly by spending time with his beloved baculite, but he's still not remotely describable as happy.

Especially not since he remembered a half-mumbled reference to murder on the part of the other him.

So.

One very emotionally troubled watchmaker, surreptitiously eating a tuna sandwich in the Cooper kitchen. And peering at the kettle. Someone seems to have... done something to it. It doesn't work right.

He's going to start fixing it any minute now.
[identity profile] eureka-bell.livejournal.com
It's possible that the Cooper household has seen more bizarre processions than the one currently descending from on high upon it. But it's pretty damn unlikely.

For one thing, we have the girl with the wings made of light and the tentacles made of light and the face made of tired relief that she might actually be able to land now and stop lugging around this stranger and his deep-sea lovechild. Which by amazing co-incidence brings us to Gabriel, the aforesaid stranger (though not quite as strange as her), who is somewhat distracted by the determined snuggles of a wee baby krakenling who woke up some time ago and felt the need to make his presence known. Flying a little way below them, suspended from a wearily humming jetpack, is Steve the Genius, who finds this whole picture somewhat amusing.

So, look out. Here they come.

...

Flatly: "Val, there's a ship in the field. Is there something you should be telling us about this place?"
[identity profile] clockwork-son.livejournal.com
Somewhere on a sandy beach in California, a man is walking.

No, make that two men: one tall and dark-haired and wearing what would be very neat, well-kept clothes, circumstances aside; the other rather short, with curly red hair and dressed in innumerable layers.

...that is, two men and a... well, for lack of better taxonomy they've been calling it a baculite. That went out the window some time ago, however, and now it is mostly known as Spots.

At some point, thank God, they happened upon one of those rockpools Stephen was theorizing about - okay, the airborne scouting helped with that - and managed through chance, luck, and a modicum of cursing (Gabe covered his ears) to dine on raw mussels.

Now Gabriel is beginning to get tired. Carrying a very cuddly shoebox-sized cephalopod in a diaper is tougher than it looks, and he seems to be the default mother here, for some reason - although to be fair, during the interludes when they switch burdens, a shoebox-sized shoebox full of mostly-disassembled clockwork* and a deactivated jetpack** are not exactly a walk in the park by comparison. Also his vest is never going to be the same again.

"We need to find someplace to sleep," he suggests after a long silence, yawning. "And... I hate to say this... change Spots. Do you think you could fly up for another look? See if you can find... anything resembling civilization, or at least shelter?"

*Not, for the record, very cuddly at all.

**Ditto.
[identity profile] apocalypsebaby.livejournal.com
It's the end of the world.

Of course the kraken is waking.

Waking ... and waddling helplessly up the rocky shore it finds itself on, looking around with big blue eyes and starting to sniffle helplessly and pitifully.

"Mama? Maaaaamaaa?"

This world is big an' scary an' horrible an' it wants its mama an' it wants its cozy undersea home and waaaaaaaaaaaah!

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