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towerofanimus2012-05-01 03:23 pm
chronomancer) wrote in towerofanimus2012-05-01 03:23 pm
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[OPEN][BACKDATED] Stitch me back, one by one!
Characters: Jade!Eridan Ampora, and YOU!
Setting: Floor 15, the workshop.
Format: I'll start with action, but I'll match you.
Summary: In which Eridan pretends he knows how to sew. Spoilers, he doesn't. Backdated to before the Labyrinth event!
Warning: None? I'll add if necessary.
[It's really not that hard, he figures, to use his torn jacket as a pattern and make a new one with some scraps of red fabric lying around. It's just. Cutting fabric and sewing it together. How hard can it be?
Apparently, very hard and not really a project for the uninitiated.
He's left the whole mess on a workbench for now, focusing on patching up his other pair of pants. That, at least, he's relatively used to. It's not the neatest of stitch-work, but at least it'll hold.
At least, he thinks with grim amusement, he has two hands now, to do this. Otherwise it'd be well and truly hopeless.]
Setting: Floor 15, the workshop.
Format: I'll start with action, but I'll match you.
Summary: In which Eridan pretends he knows how to sew. Spoilers, he doesn't. Backdated to before the Labyrinth event!
Warning: None? I'll add if necessary.
[It's really not that hard, he figures, to use his torn jacket as a pattern and make a new one with some scraps of red fabric lying around. It's just. Cutting fabric and sewing it together. How hard can it be?
Apparently, very hard and not really a project for the uninitiated.
He's left the whole mess on a workbench for now, focusing on patching up his other pair of pants. That, at least, he's relatively used to. It's not the neatest of stitch-work, but at least it'll hold.
At least, he thinks with grim amusement, he has two hands now, to do this. Otherwise it'd be well and truly hopeless.]