Dungeon Residential Camps, Somewhere, Wednesday, Day Two of Two

[not_a_whiner]

At Fandom, the sun reached its highest point in the sky. Down (or was it up?) here in the dungeon, a next day broke, each hour occupying the space of only half. It was only noticeable to those with keen senses, or those who might've kept an eye on the fireplaces: the figurines had switched places again as night changed.

Well. It might have also been noticeable to anyone who'd wandered into a room with a sky and a visible sun.

[ camp one | camp two | camp three | ooc | day one ]

Comments

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"None of them will get you hit."

If only because the dungeon situation meant that hurting people was even more pointless than usual.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

Cade shrugged. "Then the first two."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"Yeah, neither of those would get you hit anywhere," she said. "Disagreed with, but not hit."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Not good with compliments?" Cade asked.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"Better with facts."

That would change.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Well, unless you've gone suddenly reptilian on me, you're still pretty warm," Cade pointed out, "and I've never really trusted the overly effusive types. Seem to be trying to hard, you know?"

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"You're just saying that because the island made you spill secrets at me the other week and now you have to play nice."

That was probably a joke.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

Cade smiled. "Only a little bit."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"It's the bit that counts," Natalie told him, then went to pat him on his uninjured cheek. Because she felt like it, and these were the times when some whims got through simply because she couldn't keep everything in check in the usual way.

And yes, her hand was basic human warm. "Knew you couldn't be trusted."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Well, yeah," Cade said, smiling again. "Most people pick that up pretty fast."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"I'm not most people," she said, dropping her hand again. "No comment on whether most people tend to pick up on that fast or not."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"And here my comment was going to be karking hilarious," Cade declared.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"No it wasn't."

Yes, she'd decided that for him.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"I can be funny!"

Hardly ever, really.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

Snort. "By accident, I'm sure."

Said the girl whose humour was mostly either desert dry or snarky, or both.

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Well, sometimes," Cade admitted. "Not a lot to laugh about at home anyway."

He looked around. "Not a lot to laugh about here, either."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"No," Natalie agreed, with her own glance around. "But we'll get out. It's what the people of Fandom do."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Is it?" Cade murmured. "Huh. Looking forward to seeing how that'll work out."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[whenshewasnice]

"Somehow. You just watch." And she believed that because she had no choice. "I'm not about to die in some random dungeon that's playing by Fandom rules. So, we'll get out of here."

Re: Camp Two - Fireplace

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

"Yeah, this is a really karking stoopa place to spend our last days," Cade agreed.