Helena Wells (
timelessinventor) wrote2013-06-07 09:05 pm
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OOM: June 2012, Geneva, Switzerland
Helena disconnects Joshua's phone (to the faint sounds of Claudia swearing on the other end; she does hope she's not too put out) and weighs her options. She's probably best off tying him to the bed, just to be sure; she wouldn't want him taking off before she gets a chance to explain herself, after all. That decided, she makes short work of doing so (...what in the world is this... stuffed thing? Ah, well, it can just - rest on his chest, then).
When she's done, she settles in on the other side of his bed and waits for him to wake up.
When she's done, she settles in on the other side of his bed and waits for him to wake up.
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Before he can say anything else, there's a vibrating coming from his desk across the room, then a fairly loud thunk. His Artifact Detector has rolled off of its little nest on his desk and fallen onto the floor.
"What the hell?" Joshua stands up, and in the process, looks out his window to see five feet of snow. He stops, just as he's about to pick up the ball. "I repeat, what the hell?"
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He closes the bag, then puts it on his desk, taking off the gloves.
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"When I say I've tried everything I can think of, I built a time machine of my own." When Joshua makes an intrigued comment, she shakes her head slightly. "It only works on your mind, and - and all that meant was I had to watch it happen." She'd wanted so much to save her Christina, and yet she'd found herself powerless.
"We just had a... bit of a faff in Egypt. An archaeology dig stumbled across what was left of Warehouse 2 and woke it up; we had to go and shut it down before it overwhelmed Mrs. Frederic. I - those must have been failsafes against intruders, if I had to do anything like that just to go to work every day, I'd lose my bloody mind... And the last one." She nearly sobs again. "The last one, I thought I had her back, I really believed it. Of course, if I'd gone on believing it the floor would have fallen out from under me..."
(Not that she's yet convinced that would have been such a bad thing.)
Helena sighs. "And now this."
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Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring BANANAPHONE.
That, at least, is enough to startle Helena out of her melancholy. "Banana... phone?"
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Because, really, when you hear your brother get Tesla'd and you can't get to him? Panic-worthy.
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Murphy's Law applies in force when it comes to Artifacts.
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