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Mission: Fertile Ground
Who: 2B, Daryl Dixon, Jason Todd, and Ronan Lynch
What: A team assembled by force is volunteered or voluntold to go collect soil samples and test them. They’re surrounded by predators. Things, predictably, do not go well.
When: April 17th
Where: Outside of the perimeter, in a fertile land surrounded by wild boar
Warnings: Violence against (and probably death of) animals
Ronan appreciated the chance to explore beyond the perimeter. He did not appreciate that he was doing it under supervision or the class they’d made him take. Soil samples? Jesus. But there was a chance of getting chased by carnivorous creatures of which no one had given him a clear description. That probably meant no one knew. Now that was exciting.
For once, Ronan was waiting at the perimeter early. He did his best not to look like he had been there long. Arms crossed over his shoulder, he examined the huge truck they’d loaned them for this mission.
He rapped on the metal. “Made to take damage,” he commented to himself.
If the others didn’t show up soon, he might just hop in and take off before no one noticed...
What: A team assembled by force is volunteered or voluntold to go collect soil samples and test them. They’re surrounded by predators. Things, predictably, do not go well.
When: April 17th
Where: Outside of the perimeter, in a fertile land surrounded by wild boar
Warnings: Violence against (and probably death of) animals
Ronan appreciated the chance to explore beyond the perimeter. He did not appreciate that he was doing it under supervision or the class they’d made him take. Soil samples? Jesus. But there was a chance of getting chased by carnivorous creatures of which no one had given him a clear description. That probably meant no one knew. Now that was exciting.
For once, Ronan was waiting at the perimeter early. He did his best not to look like he had been there long. Arms crossed over his shoulder, he examined the huge truck they’d loaned them for this mission.
He rapped on the metal. “Made to take damage,” he commented to himself.
If the others didn’t show up soon, he might just hop in and take off before no one noticed...
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He came dressed as he normally did. Dark shirt with the sleeves cut off, dark jeans with patched holes in the knees, work boots, some knives both hidden and not on his waist, and crossbow across his back. He'd been told they didn't expect to encounter anything needing heavier ordinance, maybe some wild animals on the predator side of things that anyone with a hunting background should be able to handle. It was just soil samples after all.
He recognized the truck as the one he'd been told to look for and came around to the driver's side to see if there was anyone inside yet. Spotting the kid, he gave him a quick look over before moving over to lean against the side of the truck to wait for the rest of the team. Wasn't sure the kid was with them, but he figured there wasn't much other reason for him to be hanging around.
After a moment, he pulled out a smoke and lit up.
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Of course this just means the expedition is now joined by someone wearing a frilly black dress and heels and also carrying heavy melee weapons, which is not an everyday sight. To say the least.
She gives the vehicle they're going to be using a quick glance, then stands next to it, arms folded in wait. Her glance moves towards the rest of the expedition (not that the blindfold makes it easy to notice), followed by a quick nod.
So far there aren't any surprises. Hopefully it will stay that way.]
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You see okay with that on? Or ya blind?
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[Indeed, 2B checks to make sure - no disturbances in the visual feedback on her side.]
Don't worry about it.
[Not a very talkative person, this one.]
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He wasn't much of a talker with strangers, either.
But he was sorta considerate enough a person, so he held out the cigarette box to her in case she wanted to have one.]
Let's wait for others to join the thread, maybe?
Either way she doesn't really need it, and if it's important supplies or something, she knows where to find it. So for now she just shakes her head briefly.]
sure :)
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So here he was, red helmet on, both of his trusty guns strapped in, possibly looking every bit the crazy person that people suspected him to be back home. Granted, that was until he saw 2B's get-up. At least Daryl and Ronan looked like they were a little more suited to their expedition. Thankfully, no one could see his face, so if he looked judgemental, it was kept private. He nods at both Daryl and 2B in greeting, though, before turning his attention to Ronan, who he's at least a little familiar with.]
What, no bunnies today?
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Daryl tilted his chin up in a return greeting before moving toward the door to hop in the driver's side. The door the kid was half-blocking with his body.
He jerked his head toward the other side of the vehicle.]
Grab shotgun if you want.
Now the gang's all here, let's get a tag order
You going to suffocate in that?
[He quickly turns his attention to Darly as the guy advances on him. Ronan moves to secure himself next to the truck. It's no BMW and probably impossible to race anywhere, but it is heavy machinery and so Ronan wants it.]
Hey, you guys were late.
[Spoken as if he weren't early.
Ronan dangles the key up before jerking it back into his palm. The cruel tilt of his mouth suggests that he's not giving up that easy. Except he tosses the key right at Darly's face. He's sure the guy will catch it. Probably.]
You get shotgun the ride back. Let's get this over with. The blind mice ready?
mind if I go first?
She heads for the back of the truck, content with taking a seat there - or even just hang off the truck if there's such a need. Doesn't seem to be the case though. But, there's one thing that's been puzzling her.]
Bunnies? What's that about?
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[This said matter-of-factly enough to where it's obvious he isn't making fun of Ronan or putting him down.]
Then again, whatever beasties we come across would probably look at them as bait, so...
[Shrugging, Jason chooses a shotgun and nods his thanks at Daryl. He's more used to his pistols, but every little bit of ammo helps, right? He follows 2B to the back of the truck. The macho posturing isn't really him. He's liable just to shoot someone to get what he wants, but they're a team here, and he's not about to do that.]
Name's Jason, by the way.
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He climbs in and waits for everyone to get seated before he turns the engine over.]
Daryl.
[He says by way of greeting and then tries to set the truck into gear. It's... not very successful as it starts to grind painfully. The truck's a stick shift and Daryl's used to automatics outside of his bikes. The ride will not be a pleasant one if the jerking forward motion of the truck as it tries to accommodate Daryl's attempt to get it moving is any indication.]
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Did no one teach you how to drive stick?
[He knows better than to wrestle for control once they're in the truck, so the snide remark is all he's got for now.]
I'm Ronan. I'll be your shit-handler for the evening.
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[That should make do for identification. No need for a full designation when time is of the essence, and this mission might be one of such times.
For one reason or another she remains tactfully quiet about the petting zoo thing. The jerky start, on the other hand...]
This ride is rather rough, isn't it.
[She says, otherwise sitting down completely still, seemingly unbothered except for, you know, the comment.]
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[Jason leans back and pulls his helmet off, shaking his dark hair loose. He sets the helmet next to him and shrugs.]
Who drives stick anymore anyway? Automatic is better. Voice-controlled is best.
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It's movin', ain't it?
[At an absurdly slow and jerking pace, yes, but moving all the same, dammit.
He did spare a second glance behind him at the 'voice controlled comment']
Voice-controlled? Like, you tell it shit to do and it does it?
[A derisive snort escaped him and he shook his head.]
No thanks.
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Yeah. Sounds like a good way to drive off a cliff. That might be your thing, but I'm passing.
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Yeah, because people don't drive off cliffs on their own. I realize this is uncomfortably becoming my catchphrase here, but don't knock it til you try it.
are we in tag order right now or just tag in whenever until the fighting starts?
[There was a long list of good things, actually, and every petty annoyance he'd ever had about sales calls was on it.]
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[Ronan looks ahead, urging them to get there faster. But he tilts his head to look back at Jason, wry grin on his face.]
I'll be the instrument of my own destruction.
[He points at Daryl briefly before letting his hand fall to rest on his thigh.]
He gets it.
[He emphasizes his Henrietta drawl there, which is more a mix of Appalachian and the Carolinas than a Virginian accent. It's clear that Siri would have a hell of a time distinguishing the vowels and syllables.]
I'm back
[The woman speaks up and she says some pretty weird things. Especially for someone who mostly relied on issuing voice orders to her pod (the pod is not here though). Or someone who doesn't really know how to drive for that matter.]
But, whatever gets us there.
Re: I'm back
He wasn't much for idle talk anyway. And as long as no one tried to talk down to him about his driving he'd be good.
He'd been given loose directions to the location and assumed everyone else had as well. Part of a small packet of info he'd been handed when he signed up to help out and get his ass out of the city for a day. Didn't seem like the kind of 'mission' that would see much trouble, either. And if it did go well, maybe he could let them all drive back together and take the long way back. Do some hunting.]
[[ooc: My apologies for taking so long, work handed me three all-day split shifts the last three days because of no call-no shows and I had no time until this morning. Will be around this evening if others are!]]
Onward to adventure
If anything had been there, the sound must have scared them away. Ronan sees no sign of anything living, but it sure smells like something calls it home.]
I'll tell you when I'm done.
[He unslings the satchel that contains everything he needs for soil collection. Not waiting for anyone to verify that he won't be gored by something unpleasant, he walks off to find a good spot.]
Re: Onward to adventure
Now that they're at the destination, she doesn't stray too far from the truck, but that expression of focus is gone - replaced by curiosity. Her hand touches a tree's bark as she looks up at it. She's no stranger to nature and yet...]
Everything is different here.
Re: Onward to adventure
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Sorry for the delay, have a long tag
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The funny thing is, getting your ass kicked by giant boars is totally IC here