tony stark. (
propulsion) wrote in
faderift2023-08-03 01:41 pm
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player plot: when my time comes around, pt. 2.5.
WHO: Stephen Strange, Tony Stark, Viktor, Wysteria de Foncé, feat. James Flint, Yseult, and sundry!
WHAT: A sleepless month.
WHEN: First week of August
WHERE: The Gallows
NOTES: Partially open! Within are some closed threads for time travel solutions and geniusing, but feel free to use this post as a catch all if you wish to RP about time travel and sciencing or talking to people about time travel and sciencing.
WHAT: A sleepless month.
WHEN: First week of August
WHERE: The Gallows
NOTES: Partially open! Within are some closed threads for time travel solutions and geniusing, but feel free to use this post as a catch all if you wish to RP about time travel and sciencing or talking to people about time travel and sciencing.
Something is happening!
And at first, who could possibly say what, with the research workrooms kept closed? But the sounds of other voices muffled on the other side can be picked up at just about any hour. Eventually, this becomes more erratic, but only because there is the sound of metal grinding, clanking, and quiet conversation drifting and pattering up through the lyrium-glowing stone passageways that funnel down into the basement of the Gallows.
Eventually, an announcement is made, and the cause for at least four of the Research division being utterly consumed by work becomes apparent. Do feel free to stop by, whether to register your disapproval, make sure they are eating, or to lavish upon them your tearful gratitude, but don't expect to stay too long regardless.

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But there are more pressing things to squint at other than directly back at him, and so her attention reverts back to Tony. "We should also test to see whether lyrium has effect on the power generated by the anchor. Take it as a mage might," Ser Orlov had recommended. "We can open a Rift or two in the dungeons and close them right away as soon as we've takes measurements. That way if something were to begin to— fray, I suppose, when it comes to overtaxing the machine. We could be certain then of how far it might be pushed while retaining some stability of the Veil about it."