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[Video+Action, post moon-warp]
Hello all!
This is Jack, from my little nook in the convoy where I make and repair clothes.
[He smiles at the camera, showing off the fluffy little fox ears he is now sporting instead of regular ears, and the white streaks in his blue-gray hair, then turns his radio device around to show the little shop. It is, frankly, less like a shop and more like a workspace, with fabric in cabinets on the walls and a pair of tables and some chairs, with more fabric strewn across them, some in good condition and some in less-good condition.]
I just wanted all of our new people to know that if the moon warp ruined your clothes, I can probably help. I have mostly figured out trousers, I think, and I am still working on proper shirts, though I can make, um, cloaks and drapes and things.
[He sets the camera down on one of the tables, and sits down to face it.]
I did want to, er, also tell everyone something else. I know we are all... changing. Into something we might call monsters, some of us. I just wanted to say I was a monster before I came here. Not a-- not a bad person, no, not a cruel person, but a werewolf. I turn into a beast once a month on the full moon, like moon warps here.
So. So I just wanted everyone to know, I have done this before. This changing, this becoming something else for a time. I don't know if it will help anyone, but if it can-- I wanted everyone to know.
[He has "come out" piecemeal to various people, here and there, and it's gone well. But now he's doing it to everyone, to people he's never talked to. It's a little scary, but he's doing it.
And now that he's done it, he hesitates, then fumbles for the radio to turn it off without further comment.
He will be available in his shop most evenings, for people to come by to get clothing repaired or measured for, or for people to ask questions, and of course he's around the convoy or in his van during the day when they're on the move.]
This is Jack, from my little nook in the convoy where I make and repair clothes.
[He smiles at the camera, showing off the fluffy little fox ears he is now sporting instead of regular ears, and the white streaks in his blue-gray hair, then turns his radio device around to show the little shop. It is, frankly, less like a shop and more like a workspace, with fabric in cabinets on the walls and a pair of tables and some chairs, with more fabric strewn across them, some in good condition and some in less-good condition.]
I just wanted all of our new people to know that if the moon warp ruined your clothes, I can probably help. I have mostly figured out trousers, I think, and I am still working on proper shirts, though I can make, um, cloaks and drapes and things.
[He sets the camera down on one of the tables, and sits down to face it.]
I did want to, er, also tell everyone something else. I know we are all... changing. Into something we might call monsters, some of us. I just wanted to say I was a monster before I came here. Not a-- not a bad person, no, not a cruel person, but a werewolf. I turn into a beast once a month on the full moon, like moon warps here.
So. So I just wanted everyone to know, I have done this before. This changing, this becoming something else for a time. I don't know if it will help anyone, but if it can-- I wanted everyone to know.
[He has "come out" piecemeal to various people, here and there, and it's gone well. But now he's doing it to everyone, to people he's never talked to. It's a little scary, but he's doing it.
And now that he's done it, he hesitates, then fumbles for the radio to turn it off without further comment.
He will be available in his shop most evenings, for people to come by to get clothing repaired or measured for, or for people to ask questions, and of course he's around the convoy or in his van during the day when they're on the move.]
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[Pointedly avoiding change talk, but they already kind of touched on that subject and after his first moon warp experience, Donnie's perspective on it has not much improved.]
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[There's rustling sounds, and the creak of a cabinet door as he searches.]
I have a some scraps of some kind of faux leather, I think, that I scavenged, but it doesn't look like I have anything real.
I wish I knew how to tan. We can get hides from animal-monsters but if we can't tan them, they'll go bad if I try to make anything out of them.
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I've only read about how to tan but it's a pretty long process and I don't think our being on the constant move would make it an easy one to sustain, especially without proper ingredients and equipment.
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as mun forgets this was not in person yet, oops
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[Not just for cold, anymore.]
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I can see about altering my pattern for trousers to work under your shell.
Feel free to come by and we can talk about it?
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[There's some shuffling around.]
I'll be there in just a few minutes.
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She also looks like hell. The fur and tail are- blessedly- gone, but her skin is pale and slightly gaunt now, her eyes dark not from makeup but from the shrinking and mottling of the skin. She looks, well... a little corpsey. She's got a scarf cinched tightly around her neck. It looks a little frazzled, as if she's been wearing the same one for a long time.]
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Faith? Are you all right?
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[No.]
Yeah, I heard your message, figured maybe you could use some of this stuff. Material, or whatever.
[She holds up the loose bundle of clothing.]
Picked it up back when we were salvaging that abandoned town, this is the stuff I'm probably never gonna wear, so...
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Let me know if anyone gives you a hard time.
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[That sure is some buzzing there, SecUnit. He considers whether to ask, but then just does, because you can't learn anything if you don't try.]
You aren't in the middle of a bee swarm, are you?
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... No.
[The sound is still there, modulating along with SecUnit's inflections.]
It's a moon warp... thing. Can you make something?
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Because Natsuhi was holding her device to her head like a phone.]
I'm able to sew if you need help. It seems like there's no end to things that mending...
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Do you have experience tailoring and creating clothes? Or just mending?
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>action - sorry for delay got ill ;-;
I hope you're feeling better!
I liveeee
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It's some time later that Serph shows up at Jack's shop, stepping across the threshold but not much further in.
"I heard your radio message," he says quietly by way of greeting. "Has anyone given you trouble?"
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[Jack helped them, not so long ago. V could at least return the favor, be a shoulder to lean on.
That, and they don't exactly have any clothing requests at the moment.]
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Mostly I want everyone else to know that-- it is not the end of the world, being something a little bit monstrous. You can still be you. We can still be us. And people can still love us. You know?
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Are you the only one working on clothing for the Convoy? Because I may be able to be of assistance.
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He doesn't know how much Serph confessed. How much Jack knows. Before, he'd been privately relieved, cruel though it may be, that Jack remembered nothing of the Moon Warp— nothing of John in the shape and flaring temper of the King.
Every shower unravels his form again to curling tentacles and the damned white mask. It sours his mood every time. Better to spend more of his days hiding from himself in Arthur's stolen skin, so he showers less often and lingers close to the Convoy far more. He would not deign to call it sulking. Brooding? Perhaps.
Perhaps that's why Jack offers him the new cloak: as a kind gesture, a peace offering. A gift. John has had so few gifts in his long life that each one remains a joy, and so here he is at Jack's van, waiting eagerly for the stew to be ready while Jack goes to fetch the finished cloak.
"It smells marvelous," he says grandly, and means it. "What did you put in it?" He has been learning about ingredients.
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He's just glad John is talking, because not-talking is so much worse. He's mostly reconnected with Serph, he thinks, but John is still uncertain. Especially when John has clearly not been bathing much. It concerns him that John isn't taking care of himself. Feeding him is, at least, as much of an attempt to look after him as a way to re-established some kind of normalcy.
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