Jack Russel (
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Hello? Hello! This is Jack.
Um, I am in one of the back trailers in the second convoy. And I have found sewing supplies and more fabric, and I thought, well, some of us have been going through, erm, changes. These can be hard on our clothing or make wearing certain clothing difficult.
I am not the best tailor in the world, I cannot make a patch or mended tear invisible or create clothing from scratch, but I know how to mend very well if you do not need it to be invisible. Also I can probably take your old clothes and alter them to fit you better.
I will be down here all evening if you would like to stop by. I will try to be here most evenings after dinner but before bed in case anyone needs help fixing your clothes. Okay? Okay.
[And with that slightly distracted-sounding final note, as the sound of fabric rustling around marks him getting back to work, he signs off.
He will indeed be down in the shops section of the convoy all evening, working diligently to patch, mend, repair, and alter clothing for anyone who comes by. If no one comes by, he's working on his own clothes or trying to work out how to make a pattern so he can learn how to make clothes from scratch, preferably with as little wasted material on mistakes as possible. He has no idea if he will ever find more, after all.]
Um, I am in one of the back trailers in the second convoy. And I have found sewing supplies and more fabric, and I thought, well, some of us have been going through, erm, changes. These can be hard on our clothing or make wearing certain clothing difficult.
I am not the best tailor in the world, I cannot make a patch or mended tear invisible or create clothing from scratch, but I know how to mend very well if you do not need it to be invisible. Also I can probably take your old clothes and alter them to fit you better.
I will be down here all evening if you would like to stop by. I will try to be here most evenings after dinner but before bed in case anyone needs help fixing your clothes. Okay? Okay.
[And with that slightly distracted-sounding final note, as the sound of fabric rustling around marks him getting back to work, he signs off.
He will indeed be down in the shops section of the convoy all evening, working diligently to patch, mend, repair, and alter clothing for anyone who comes by. If no one comes by, he's working on his own clothes or trying to work out how to make a pattern so he can learn how to make clothes from scratch, preferably with as little wasted material on mistakes as possible. He has no idea if he will ever find more, after all.]
[Text] Some hours after the post...
How have you been, Jack?
[A few moments later, another text:[
May I come over to talk? Not while you're busy, of course.
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I am doing ok :)
and of course you can come by to talk. there is no one else here right now
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[V could be faster, but that was bad manners.
They'll even knock when they get to Jack's shop area... whether there's a proper closed door or not.
As one might expect, they look anxious.]
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He greets them with a smile. The door is, in fact, open, and Jack is loitering beside it.]
Hello! Everything all right?
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"I'm glad to see you are alright. The moon warp... it was rough."
[Both for them in particular, and for a lot of other people.]
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[Jack nods at that, a bit more soberly. He pulls in a breath, bracing himself a little for the confession, then says,]
I had a form like yours even before I came here. Only with less of my mind. The moon warp activated it. I turned on one of my friends, when it happened.
[He's trying to be more open about his werewolf nature, now. They're all changing. Perhaps if more people know, he'll be able to help them, he thinks.]
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Being- being turned against oneself like that - having your mind lost to it, I mean - that's what makes it hurt the most, I think.
[More quietly, they add:] I'm sorry you hurt your friend. Did they- stay by your side, during the Moon Warp?
[They're pretty sure the same thing happened to them.
They need to talk to Serph, it's just... the doing of it, that's the sticking point.](no subject)
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Think it's alright if we wrap this one? Or is there something else these two should talk about here?
wrap is good!
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(Someone from Preservation would probably know how to do this, it's in the name of their colony. SecUnit hasn't bothered. It's too used to its clothes being too riddled with bullet holes and bloodstains to be salvageable.)
In the meantime - no preamble, no identification.]
Can you fix a sleeve?
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Oh, yes, of course. It may not be with fabric in the exact same color as the original, if it needs patching, but I can make it so it at least is whole.
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[The tears weren't actually intentional, but Jack can probably guess that. It grimaces, where Jack can't see, and adds,]
Fine.
[That's all the warning Jack gets that it's leaving the radio and making its way towards the Convoy - the parts that it hasn't explored, seeing as that's where the dining hall and the bar and everything is. It's still wearing the bike helmet when it ducks inside.]
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He looks up when the door opens, and offers SecUnit a smile, immediately putting his current project aside.]
Hello! Are you wearing the-- oh I see, yes you are.
[Yeah that's a pretty torn up sleeve, all right.]
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It's still wearing the jacket though, because - well, it doesn't exactly have a change of clothes to swap to instead. It shifts slightly, looking immediately more awkward. Without a purpose like scavenging to distract it, SecUnit seems to be struggling with what to do with its body while talking.]
How do you need to -
[It hoists the arm with the torn sleeve.]
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[Because he has a feeling SecUnit is probably not comfortable with that.]
--I could take the sleeve off at the shoulder, at the seam. I will need to measure your arm to make sure I do not make the replacement too long or short.
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swapping to prose because I am tired of brackets already
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And finding stuff that fits is kinda hard.
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But also! If you bring me something you have but that does not fit, I could probably make it fit.
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[It’s funny because he started life as a lab experiment.]
But alright. I’ll keep an eye out for clothes… It’s prooobably not a problem now, but… it might be if it gets really cold.
[Actually, his monster traits will probably make that a non-issue eventually, but he doesn’t know that.]
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[And about half an hour later, he shows up at the back trailers of the second convoy, poking his head in after asking around.]
Are you Jack?
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"Yes? Yes, it's me, back here," he calls without getting up. The door to his little shop is propped open, so his voice carries.
The shop itself is small, with a bunch of empty shelves and a counter, and the aforementioned table. Not much to work with, but Jack isn't intending to sell things, so he doesn't need a lot of display area.
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[Though, the question is when.]
During my transformation, a set of large wings burst from my back. There are still holes left behind, even though the wings have since vanished. Frankly, I'm at a crossroads between mending them or embracing their probable return and simply having the holes made more presentable.
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[Perhaps it's presumptuous, but considering the sheer number of wings, it's an easy enough guess.]
I'm fortunate that I only sprouted two wings. Six would make any clothing a nightmare to contend with.
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[Also, he's taking note that Akechi is Japanese. He probably should have guessed from the name, but that's a very Japanese suffix, there.]
I have been thinking of some kind of wrap for him, or a halter top sort of thing that clasps behind his neck and has an open back. I am sure I could work out something for you as well. Though if you only have two, and they come out in the same place each time, merely having special slits may be enough.
[He sounds thoughtful, like he's working it through in his head as he speaks.]
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[Which, by the sound of it, Jack already has experience to manage.]
What's more frustrating is footwear.
[He should probably explain.]
During that "Moon Warp," the structure of my feet changed to be digitigrade, like that of a tiger's hind paws. Pads might not necessitate shoes, and complete covering might hinder claws, but it's the principle of things.
[In other words, he's not looking forward to going around barefoot.]
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