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[OPENING] exploration log
Who: Explorers and Co.
Where: Around the island and at the newly discovered house
When: Day 10
Open/Closed: Open to All
Note: Feel free to create your own logs for individual island explorations. A prompt is for house exploring, and you can list off multiple A prompts like A1, A2, etc. for more than one prompt within the house. B prompts (B1, B2, etc) are for exploring the island and may be open to all OR select friends who your character is exploring with.
Where: Around the island and at the newly discovered house
When: Day 10
Open/Closed: Open to All
Note: Feel free to create your own logs for individual island explorations. A prompt is for house exploring, and you can list off multiple A prompts like A1, A2, etc. for more than one prompt within the house. B prompts (B1, B2, etc) are for exploring the island and may be open to all OR select friends who your character is exploring with.
[It's tough to live on an island that doesn't have many resources outside of the limited food sources and running streams. While Brie is aware of some other minor sources of food, like fish and frogs, one person exploring an island on their own means there are a lot of secret spots left to uncover. Despite adventuring for three years, her time on the hub itself has been much shorter, only staying for days or weeks at a time. Now that there are more people on this journey, covering ground is a lot easier.
Recently she's discovered another large estate -- much larger than her current shared mansion, which might also mean it has some supplies inside. On the morning of Day #, she's called together those who are hankering for more supplies in order to bring as much back as possible. Congrats, you get first dibs.
A. Upon approaching the house, the first thing that's noticeable is its size. It's all one story, but very flat and spacious. There are gardens in both the front and the rear, and upon entering (Brie might have enlisted you to help break the door down, oops) the inside is also quite vast. There are tons of rooms, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, two kitchens and other rooms that aren't even explorable because they need keys to be entered. Unless you can find these keys, that is?
B. Alternatively, or maybe even aside from exploring the house, Brie's also suggested that you do some exploring on your own. Again, she's one woman with limited time to scout the island herself. What can you find? What resources are there to be harvested? Will you share in this bounty, or keep it to yourself?]
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That's why it's only after checking the house and noticing that Dave's gone that John leaves. It's by sheer accident that he finds himself approaching the lagoon but it's not hard to notice that this was the place he was looking for. The lagoon itself is almost pretty, actually, so when he approaches he doesn't even say anything to Dave. There's a slight smile when his friend looks up but he brushes past him to examine the area, crouching to watch the fish and say hello to the pond creatures.
With that though he'll then approach the bench and without thinking and without warning settle himself next to Dave before glancing at the short SBaHJ comics. There's a snort of amusement before he shakes his head, making himself comfortable and opening up one of the issues of the comic books he found up at the house.
He won't say much unless Dave feels like talking, but at the same time it may be a battle of impulse if they have to sit in silence for too long. What will you do, Dave?]
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...but also he doesn't do much more than knock his elbow into john's side lightly for the shaking his head and peer at the comics, yeah. ]
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It doesn't last very long, but he did his best.]
It's been a while since I've read one of these. I wonder if people in this universe would get it any better than the rest of us.
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[ since he wasn't being that nosy. ]
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[ his sister is brilliant, text it, ]
Also maybe his superhero gig is like, more on the side and his life's passion is accountin'. That'd be a change of pace, you know?
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[ he reaches out to snag john's glasses off his face, giving egbert-sans-glasses a considering look. ]
Hmm. I guess it didn't change you into superman, you're right. [ ...the glasses are duly given back. ]
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I think I am probably better than Superman anyway. I'm not weak to kryptonite. [But once the glasses are in his hand he doesn't immediately put them on anyway.] Then again, I take that back. Your shades probably change things. I don't get how you can even see out of those all the time.
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Acclimation, probably. It's more of a pain to try to see properly without them if it's super bright out.
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I guess that makes sense. The sun is probably brighter in Texas than in Washington, plus LOHAC. [LOHAC was bright and warm and very obviously Dave's planet.] You still haven't found your real shades?
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[ so that's a thing. dave's lips thin out as he presses them together. ]
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[ he's frowning. ]
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[ hm. ]
The people I've talked to, it was all like...one thing. That was dead important to them. It's harder to think what Rose would consider that to be, you know? Or you. I might have an idea about what alternabro lost, but I'd have to ask him.
[ which. he will forget to do until the 19th unless reminded in that other thread on the 19th so uh yeah ]
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Yeah, I know. What do you think Dirk might have lost anyway? I can't think of what Jake might have lost, but I think that is mostly because I do not know him well enough yet. [A pause.] I didn't realize they were that important to you. [The shades, he means. He made fun of Dave for them liking them unironically, but he hadn't quite grasped it back then.]
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They're the most important thing I own, bar nothin'. [ it's said simply and without any effort at pretense. ]
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john doesn't get what it meant to dave to hear that maybe he was actually cool, and that in some goober-dreamed universe he had a chance at stepping out of bro's shadow (escaping bro) and being...whoever the fuck dave strider was.
and dave isn't sure how to explain it. so he jokes. ]
Please. It's ironic, you know? They're awesome 'cause they're ironic and they're ironic 'cause they're awesome. We've been over this, dude, when are you gonna take notes?
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I don't have a pen, and fuck off. I still think the whole irony thing is stupid. [There's a laugh in his tone though. This is how things should be.]
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That's because you, Egbert, have zero taste. It's tragic, but I forgive you for it anyway.
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Thank you, your forgiveness is everything. I do not know how I could go on if I, John Egbert, did not have the forgiveness for my lack of cool from Mr. Dave "cool kid" Strider. [Idiots.] Also my taste is fine. You don't know what my taste is like now but it is fine.
[It's. Probably mostly the same. RIP.]
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he slants a look sideways at john. ]
I'll learn whatever changed and probably be duly unimpressed by anythin' new you've picked up, as is my solemn duty as your best bro.
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I didn't really have time to pick up anything new though since all we had on the ship were the movies and video games in my house. So. The same collection of stuff. But I guess that's what this place is for. When we start going new places, too, we can see what kind of stuff the aliens are into. [He waves the comic a bit.] If this is any indication, it might be kind of like the trolls' society.
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