Tim Drake (
peektuttut) wrote2011-11-01 10:38 pm
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[Tim is still in the CES, and the angle would indicate he's on the roof of one of those buildings. Because this is what Robins of all generations do. They climb buildings and stand on roofs.]
The staffers are gone.
[He sounds so tired, and the circles under his eyes are intense, but he isn't booking it out of there yet.]
The door showed up, and the rain stopped. [He's turning away, hiding a yawn.] I'm going to check all the buildings, make sure everyone's getting out okay. [Those who surviveddid anyone even die in this death trap anyway.]
Is the infirmary back? The choices here were exposure or monster: a lot of us are going to need it. [Someone make him go too. :|]
[Private to Dick]
Can I stop checking in now?
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[Tim stayed on top of the small building for the duration of his post, and then a little longer to watch a few people leave. Then he dropped his makeshift staff over the edge of the roof, pocketed the communicator, and swung back down to the ground to make good on his promise to check the houses.]
The staffers are gone.
[He sounds so tired, and the circles under his eyes are intense, but he isn't booking it out of there yet.]
The door showed up, and the rain stopped. [He's turning away, hiding a yawn.] I'm going to check all the buildings, make sure everyone's getting out okay. [Those who survived
Is the infirmary back? The choices here were exposure or monster: a lot of us are going to need it. [Someone make him go too. :|]
[Private to Dick]
Can I stop checking in now?
[SPAM in the CES]
[Tim stayed on top of the small building for the duration of his post, and then a little longer to watch a few people leave. Then he dropped his makeshift staff over the edge of the roof, pocketed the communicator, and swung back down to the ground to make good on his promise to check the houses.]

[SPAM]
What the fuck had just happened.
But as soon as he got his bearings, he was racing up on deck, to the CES, somehow managing to draw on some energy reserve he hadn't used up yet and as soon as he saw people were leaving, raced inside to find Tim.
It didn't take long. He called to him before he got close. Be prepared for a hug, buddy.]
Tim!
[SPAM]
If you tackle me for a hug, I will punch you when I have the urge to lift my arms again.
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Private;
Go infirmary > water > medical attention > food > sleep.
Not necessarily in that order.
Private;
Working on it. Same to you.
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[Spam]
He lifts the pendant to open the CES, expecting the worst. Sleet, snow, hurricane winds. Instead he's greeted by a clear blue sky. A gentle breeze. And a moment later, Flagg's pendant vanishes from around his neck.
It's not too hard to figure out why.
Finding Tim is easy - like anyone from Gotham, he took the high ground. Hands in his pockets, David watches him for a moment before ambling over as he swings down.
He wants to ask if he's okay. He wants to ask what happened. Instead he nudges the makeshift staff Tim dropped over the roof with his sneaker.]
Nice stick. Beat off anything with it?
[Spam]
A few staffers. My hands would be a wreck if Jaime hadn't found it for me.
[His hands are kind of a mess anyway. Fighting without gear his hard. His knuckles are bruised and split all over.]
[Spam]
Clearly, that hadn't been the case. But part of him had known Flagg was lying even then.]
Guess it's really over then, huh? What happens now?
[Spam]
Sleep, mostly. Tonight's probably going to see a lot of people passing out. [He glanced sidelong at David, trying to tell himself to wake up and talk, but mostly only interested in searching the buildings.]
So.
[Spam]
Yeah. Probably. [He looks away quick when Tim glances at him, shifting his attention to his shoes instead. He's silent for a moment, kicking a stray rock.]
... you were right. Again.
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