Caritas- Tuesday

[throughaphase]

Kitty never opened the door to her office anymore, because well, would you if you didn't have to? So she'd phased through the wall before her shift to put her stuff in there, and phased right back out three seconds later yelling things like "I DON'T CARE IF SHE'S SUPPOSED TO COME OVER, NOT IN MY OFFICE."

So now there was a fully clothed Tino behind the bar and a Kitty who'd be throwing more death glares at him if that didn't want to make her scrub her eyeballs with soap.


[Around but slow, so mod Tino if you want quickishness!]

Stark Industries, Tuesday, 8/28

[ultron_junior]

When Victor got to work today, he was a little psyched that the first repair job in the store's queue was an Atari 2600 that looked like somebody had dropped it in a swimming pool. The thing was about twice as old as he was, but that just made the challenge of getting it to work that much more interesting.

It took all morning to get the circuits dried out and reconnected. When everything finally lit up like it was supposed to, he looked around for a game to test the system on.

The only one he could find was AI the Alien Invader.

After an hour of falling into holes, dying, restarting, and then falling into another hole and dying again, he understood why people thought it was the worst game ever.

[OOC: Open repair shop.]

Demon Marcus, Tuesday [8/28]

[new-it-girl.livejournal.com]

Hanna felt betrayed. It was life altering and Earth shattering!

Her mom made her sign up for two classes on Wednesdays. Two!

So now she had to open the store on Tuesdays. Her life was going to change forever...unless her class schedule changed again.

The Beach, Tuesday Afternoon

[pulseof_life]

Having the day free from classes gave Yeul more than enough time to write to Caius. She could have tried calling him but with the way he seldom stayed in one place she had been unsure that he would be somewhere where he'd be able to receive her call.

Besides, a letter was an excellent way of organizing her thoughts. She felt much more centered for having written it even though it had not said much at all.

Her one goal for the day done, Yeul had left her room and spent a few hours wandering the village, getting a feel for the layout of it, before she'd made her careful way down to the beach.

It was a warm day, with just enough of a breeze to keep it from being stifling and Yeul found herself smiling slightly as she walked along the sand and rocks, thinking of nothing in particular as she stared out over the water.

[Open!]