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Kurt Waggoner ([personal profile] spideyfanone) wrote in [community profile] savetheearth2013-05-23 06:33 pm

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So since everyone got all bent outta shape about me wanting to turn high tech, slightly terroristy bombs on those stupid statues, I decided to keep busy for a little while. So this David Proud guy who made the statues (if he exists, and isn't a tentacled elder god or super-evil AI or something, because I'm really not ruling anything out right now and he's not actually around, just some blurby info from the gallery). I did some reading about the mine where he's supposed to be getting the statue-making stuff.

For one thing, there's really nothing in the geology around here that would make statue-quality stone come out of a coal mine. I made a diorama about it in sixth grade, so I just had to confirm that.

The mine was owned by the Tuning Towers family. I kinda figured that'd have something to do with Thundercorp, but not that I could find by using the cool superspy methods of Google and the library. It's in the park system now. I dunno, maybe bats live in it or something. And it's supposed to be haunted. Spooky stuff in forests usually is, but I don't know if that might be true, considering the weirdness. Plus the Native American tribe that lived there really didn't want to share and make it into a coal mine, and they didn't exactly give up because some old coal baron dudes asked nicely. So that's creepy.

Private to Bakura
For being transformed into a crocodile:
I am a crocodile immersed in dread. I am a crocodile who takes by robbery. I am the great and mighty fish-like being who is in the Bitter Lakes. I am the Lord of those who bow down in Letopolis.
Found it! ...I wanna be a crocodile.
professorwolf: (disturbed)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-25 05:38 am (UTC)(link)
Then why would someone working for Thunder Corporation direct us there? Unless this David Proud or his PR manager, at least, is somehow trying to undermine them. Otherwise the trap option is really more likely.

I hope no one else decides they have to investigate more hands-on. I'd hate for it to REALLY be a trap that someone walks into.
professorwolf: (sheepish)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-26 04:55 am (UTC)(link)
Probably so. Though my hope about hands-on investigation remains intact. Please don't ruin it :)

[He's teasing... but also quite serious. He won't say no, since he doesn't really have that kind of authority-- but he'll strongly discourage, at least.]
professorwolf: (uhoh)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-27 05:50 am (UTC)(link)
[There's a pause before Lyall answers, and when he does, it's carefully.]

Kurt, at least promise me you won't go down there alone. It's too dangerous.

[He isn't asking for a promise not to go, tellingly. Just to go as safely as possible, and not by himself.]
professorwolf: (professor)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-28 01:11 am (UTC)(link)
[And Lyall appreciates realism in his students.]

Oh good. You never know, with my students, who is going to do something risky like that.
professorwolf: (doubtful)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-31 01:44 am (UTC)(link)
[On his side of the screen, Lyall sighs.]

Probably so. At least I hope one or two of you might keep me informed, at least?

[Kurt's the one he's hoping for most, since he wouldn't put it past most of the others to try and sneak around.]
professorwolf: (gentleman)

[personal profile] professorwolf 2013-05-31 02:33 am (UTC)(link)
[And that's that.]

Thank you :) I'll see you in class tomorrow, then.