Erik Lehnsherr (
exothermia) wrote in
driftfleet2017-01-22 08:27 pm
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Who: Erik Lehnsherr and you
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Action: the Heron, docked on Solace
When: now
[The video feed opens in one of the ship hangars in Solace's hub - the business end, judging by the many crates and boxes stacked against the wall and the audible power drilling in the background. Erik is also there, actually making a fleetwide video intentionally for the first time. He's not interested in making it last long, so he gets right to the point.]
For those who are still repairing their ships or looking into the services here, it's worth mentioning that it's possible to hire power tools and do the work yourself. Most of the shops won't; they prefer to sell their own services. But there are one or two places that hire out their equipment by the hour. Having watched some of the shops work on other vessels, it's just as good an option, and likely cheaper for some.
[He pauses for a moment, shutting his eyes with faint irritation.]
And. If anyone is in need of space-grade duct tape, I have spare rolls... several dozen of them.
[Bulk buying has never been this exciting, folks. Those looking to catch Erik in person will find him walking around the outside of the Heron in the hangar, or working on fixing the twisted, bent parts of the shuttle dock door outside the ship. And yes, that crate of duct tape is there too.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide video
Action: the Heron, docked on Solace
When: now
[The video feed opens in one of the ship hangars in Solace's hub - the business end, judging by the many crates and boxes stacked against the wall and the audible power drilling in the background. Erik is also there, actually making a fleetwide video intentionally for the first time. He's not interested in making it last long, so he gets right to the point.]
For those who are still repairing their ships or looking into the services here, it's worth mentioning that it's possible to hire power tools and do the work yourself. Most of the shops won't; they prefer to sell their own services. But there are one or two places that hire out their equipment by the hour. Having watched some of the shops work on other vessels, it's just as good an option, and likely cheaper for some.
[He pauses for a moment, shutting his eyes with faint irritation.]
And. If anyone is in need of space-grade duct tape, I have spare rolls... several dozen of them.
[Bulk buying has never been this exciting, folks. Those looking to catch Erik in person will find him walking around the outside of the Heron in the hangar, or working on fixing the twisted, bent parts of the shuttle dock door outside the ship. And yes, that crate of duct tape is there too.]

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What are you doing with space ducks?
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No, duct tape. [He enunciates it more clearly.] It's nothing to do with birds.
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It still sounds like you are saying duck to me - if it does not involve ducks, then what is it?
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This. It's used to seal things, though it's more a temporary solution than a permanent one.
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I have never seen something like that before. [the list of modern things she understands is pretty long, but duct tape was a new one] What is it used to seal?
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[He gets his fingernails under the edge of the tape and pulls it up, that lovely tearing sound coming through the audio.]
Specifically I've been using it to seal any breaks in the airducts that occurred in the attack.
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I . . . see. Is it a special cloth, then? Or - it looks like . .. what is that word - plastic?
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How is the Heron holding up?
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[That could be a serious problem, if the Windrose was one of the worse-hit ships. He gives a nod to her second question.]
We're doing fairly well - minimal damage, other than the interiors and the shuttle dock doors. What about the Windrose?
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Doing better now than before. The shields had been completely out and there some external damage.
I saw some of your work during the fight.
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Is it being worked on?
Ah - that. [There's only one thing she could mean, really, if she wasn't on the Iskaulit.] If any others had been within range, I would have done more.
[Not mentioning the fact that the effort knocked him out.]
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[She nods.] What you did was a lot. Especially hear where they have a tendency to cap powers. Maybe next time we—the fleet—can work together better. Set up some dominos for you to knock over.
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Let's hope the next group of foes is stupid enough to do something like that.
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I don't need money for it. It didn't cost that much, in the end. You can trade me a service at a later time if you want.
[He has a hundred rolls; taking some off his hands is practically payment.]
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That would be really great. Where did you find all of it?
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[And there was no option to buy just a couple of rolls, so he cut his losses and went for bulk.]
Just about everything is in bulk here.
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[That's his guess.]
I would think if anyone from the Fleet needs supplies, purchasing one bulk order and dividing it among the ships would be a good option.
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[ Sorry, Erik, he's here to not make your life simple. ]
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I used what I needed, and kept some aside. I'll leave creativity to the rest of you.
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Did your ship suffer much damage? I wouldn't have thought so.
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