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darknesspill

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Jul 07, 2009 18:42

[ The communicator begins in an initial silence before Robin clears her throat. ]

... how curious there should be a sudden release of energy like that. I wonder if it was human-made or a natural coincidence?

[ A pause, as Robin is looking around. Unsurprising to those that know her, her thoughts drift into something a little more morbid. ]

I just hope ( Read more... )

gd you creepy robin, robin is smrt, i miss being on a motherfuckin' boat, robin = archaeology geek

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skybound_love July 7 2009, 23:56:17 UTC

I'm not even sure an ocean is near us.

darknesspill July 7 2009, 23:58:53 UTC

It doesn't necessarily have to be an ocean. A sea would do just as well to have one.

However, I'm just not sure quite how far this body of water near the seaport goes.

skybound_love July 8 2009, 02:19:06 UTC

In any case, I suppose we're do for another spot of trouble.

darknesspill July 8 2009, 02:22:21 UTC

I couldn't agree more.

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puzzledprof July 8 2009, 00:59:19 UTC

We've had earthquakes like this before, but they've never meant anything good, so it would be best to be on our guard and keep a good stock of supplies, just in case.

As for a tsunami, I don't think the lake is large enough for something like that. At least, I hope not.

darknesspill July 8 2009, 01:08:49 UTC

I concur.

I was thinking of perhaps investigating the town a little bit more sometime this week. Although my arm is damaged, I'd still like to conduct some sort of field view. Would you like to come with me, Professor Layton?

puzzledprof July 8 2009, 01:12:35 UTC

Certainly. I know the layout of this city quite well from the investigations I've conducted, but it would still be nice to have some company.

...How badly is your arm hurt?

8) she's laughing at this because zoro's coming with her. darknesspill July 8 2009, 02:21:26 UTC

Excellent. I'll make sure to bring my--well, you can call him my assistant.

I've made sort of a make-shift sling for it; I'm not too worried about it. If it starts to heal improperly, I'll make sure to see a doctor immediately, though. For now, it should be fine.

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foresight2020 July 8 2009, 01:31:53 UTC

I suppose that's not impossible, but I don't find it likely.

pfft this is because i have no idea how large that body of water is darknesspill July 8 2009, 02:18:49 UTC

You're probably right, but it's still something to consider, at the very least.

creative_lies July 8 2009, 11:54:55 UTC

Tsunami?!

((semi-back to normal, will deny his emo post~))