Stark Industries, Friday
Friday, September 16th, 2016 08:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Moment of truth. Today was going to be the day that Peridot put her prototype Homeworld communication system into trial runs. It wasn't that she didn't like the island or the... vaguely terrifying notions of growth and self worth that people kept trying to instill in her. It was more that, if there was any chance that this was an Earth that had been ravaged by the Crystal Gem rebellion and subsequent Homeworld retaliation in the past, she wanted out of here before the whole planet went boom.
So really, it was nothing personal, Fandom. It was just possible that this planet had an expiry date, and Peridot had no intentions of sticking around to find out when.
She took one last look at the communications device that she'd built out of scrap, and then took one deep breath and turned the thing on. It immediately started throwing a sound at her of a pitch and volume that put feedback to shame, and then the device refused to turn off. And it continued to screech until, twenty minutes of attempting to fine-tune or at least muffle the thing later, she got fed-up and smashed the thing on the floor.
And then stomped on it.
Repeatedly.
A few moments of blissful silence filled the room after the last pointed stomp.
"I-"
"Quiet, JARVIS."
[OOC: Open! Standard work SP caveat applies.]
So really, it was nothing personal, Fandom. It was just possible that this planet had an expiry date, and Peridot had no intentions of sticking around to find out when.
She took one last look at the communications device that she'd built out of scrap, and then took one deep breath and turned the thing on. It immediately started throwing a sound at her of a pitch and volume that put feedback to shame, and then the device refused to turn off. And it continued to screech until, twenty minutes of attempting to fine-tune or at least muffle the thing later, she got fed-up and smashed the thing on the floor.
And then stomped on it.
Repeatedly.
A few moments of blissful silence filled the room after the last pointed stomp.
"I-"
"Quiet, JARVIS."
[OOC: Open! Standard work SP caveat applies.]