Doctor Emmett L. Brown (
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towerofanimus2012-05-26 03:53 am
[02] || [Doc Brown's Amazing Inventions] || [Open]
Characters: Doc, possibly Marty, Einstein (the dog) and You
Setting: Workshop (15th Floor) on Saturday 26th
Format: Prose or action, whichever you prefer
Summary: Following Marty’s announcement on the network, Doc keep working on his inventions and now accept requests. He offers free pancakes and free cup of coffee to anyone visiting the 'shop' too. Feel free to ask him to invent you something if there's something you need or just visit his working place.
Warnings: None. Marty working with him, he may pop-up at any time.
The first and most noticeable thing in the part of the workshop that's being slowly turned into Doc's lab, are the clocks. There are over ten of them aligned next to each other and they are all absolutely perfectly synchronized. On a table next to them is hovering a black and rather bland hoverboard, with the text '#2 Prototype' written onto it. Under the table was Einstein, laying in a comfy bed for dog Doc made him, nomming on a pancake.
Speaking of pancakes, there is a wonderful machine that automatically produces pancakes regularly working on a table opposite to the one with the hoverboard. And next to it are some delicious pancakes already made and ready to be eaten. Next to it is a coffee maker and a few empty cups next to it.
In the background can be seen the first requests Doc got, and started working on. There's a very long sword awaiting for its owner with a little paper attached on it "For Sephiroth". On the walls there are some blueprints and below the beginning of Doc's work to make that weapon. It's not very advanced yet, but it progresses.
Doc himself can be seen working on some sort of super-computer he's assembled using what he found in the tower- And improved greatly since his last attempts at simulating a time travel. He's wearing traditional lab coat and goggles. There are three screens next to each other, a couple of keyboards and a mess of wire and electronic stuff bellow. The middle screen is that of a classical computer, reading as follow:
………………………………………………………………………………………………… Experiment #0005
………………………………………………………………………………………………… Fifteenth Floor
TIME DISPLACEMENT
Mock-up – 38th Day
User: Emmett Brown
Recording: Off. Hit CTRL+F8 to turn the recording on.
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Location: Ok
Atmospheric Conditions: Ok
Vehicle: Ok
Flux Capacitor: Ok
Passengers: _
Destination: _
Instantaneous Speed: _
Please input the variables then press enter to start the simulation
The left screen display the perfect reproduction of a Flux Capacitor with many texts and scientific calculation that are probably unreadable to most people. The screen on the right looks like a video game- It shows a weird car in the Cathedral Floor with nobody sitting in it. As this very moment, Doc is sitting in front of the computer, entering variable in the programs.
Setting: Workshop (15th Floor) on Saturday 26th
Format: Prose or action, whichever you prefer
Summary: Following Marty’s announcement on the network, Doc keep working on his inventions and now accept requests. He offers free pancakes and free cup of coffee to anyone visiting the 'shop' too. Feel free to ask him to invent you something if there's something you need or just visit his working place.
Warnings: None. Marty working with him, he may pop-up at any time.
The first and most noticeable thing in the part of the workshop that's being slowly turned into Doc's lab, are the clocks. There are over ten of them aligned next to each other and they are all absolutely perfectly synchronized. On a table next to them is hovering a black and rather bland hoverboard, with the text '#2 Prototype' written onto it. Under the table was Einstein, laying in a comfy bed for dog Doc made him, nomming on a pancake.
Speaking of pancakes, there is a wonderful machine that automatically produces pancakes regularly working on a table opposite to the one with the hoverboard. And next to it are some delicious pancakes already made and ready to be eaten. Next to it is a coffee maker and a few empty cups next to it.
In the background can be seen the first requests Doc got, and started working on. There's a very long sword awaiting for its owner with a little paper attached on it "For Sephiroth". On the walls there are some blueprints and below the beginning of Doc's work to make that weapon. It's not very advanced yet, but it progresses.
Doc himself can be seen working on some sort of super-computer he's assembled using what he found in the tower- And improved greatly since his last attempts at simulating a time travel. He's wearing traditional lab coat and goggles. There are three screens next to each other, a couple of keyboards and a mess of wire and electronic stuff bellow. The middle screen is that of a classical computer, reading as follow:
………………………………………………………………………………………………… Experiment #0005
………………………………………………………………………………………………… Fifteenth Floor
TIME DISPLACEMENT
Mock-up – 38th Day
User: Emmett Brown
Recording: Off. Hit CTRL+F8 to turn the recording on.
Variants
Location: Ok
Atmospheric Conditions: Ok
Vehicle: Ok
Flux Capacitor: Ok
Passengers: _
Destination: _
Instantaneous Speed: _
Please input the variables then press enter to start the simulation
The left screen display the perfect reproduction of a Flux Capacitor with many texts and scientific calculation that are probably unreadable to most people. The screen on the right looks like a video game- It shows a weird car in the Cathedral Floor with nobody sitting in it. As this very moment, Doc is sitting in front of the computer, entering variable in the programs.

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But once the coffee was in hand, he ended up standing in front of the Masamune, looking at it with a mixture of glum acceptance and something alike to pain. He had felt the edge of that sword more times than he can count. Tifa had scars from where it cut her. His friends and family had died by it, had died by the hands of the man that wield it was an alien grace.
And with his help, Sephiroth will be holding it again.
Cloud sighed. Well. At least the coffee was good.
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Looking up from his latest task, he noticed Cloud staring at the sword. Grabbing a towel to wipe his hands off, he came up behind Cloud and looked at the sword, too.
"I never saw a sword like that before. It's pretty heavy," and he meant that literally this time. It was heavy and unwieldy, and he had to move it around the workshop, too. Looking over at Cloud, he gave a sheepish grin. "Cloud, right? I'm Marty."
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Cloud looked over at the young man. He was probably a couple years younger than him, but this Marty looked like whatever adventure he had touched him lightly. He had to have an adventure; with someone like this Doc Brown as a friend, he couldn't have just stayed at home and do nothing.
He set the coffee cup down and reached over. It felt wrong, but Cloud pushed back that feeling as he lifted the Masamune. It wasn't as heavy as it could be for a normal person, but it still weighed more than any other weapon outside of his First Ken.
"Doc did a good job," he said, looking the blade over for signs of repair. He didn't know the balance or the weight well, but he couldn't see any signs of scars on the metal, nor a bend in the line of the blade. "Sephiroth should be glad when he sees it."
He placed the sword down gently and reclaimed his cup. "Nice to meet you, Marty."
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/slides in with tea and allergy meds
/and now coffee and pancakes too
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Of course, this means he can't help but notice Sephiroth's sword, and then, he can't help but smile.]
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Hi, can I help you? The name's Marty. I'm Doc Brown's assistant.
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In the meantime, Doc keep inserting more data into the program. More specifically, he is setting up the destination variable. He's done some research around the tower, and the scientific calculation he input roughly show he's programming the simulation to take the Delorean not into another point in space- But another point in time. To be exact, one year into the past- Before any resident first set foot in the tower. ]
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Floor 15 - I am sorry for the grumpy (Open to both)
Ingredients were already hard to get and he was hording the floor, and this guy was making pancakes like nothing was wrong. Did he not understand how they had to salvage the food? At least Aki wasn't around to toss protein powder on top, he might have exploded in anger.
If he had been more prideful, he probably would have been insulted by the fact he was upstaging him with the swords too, but honestly he wasn't one to take in jobs others asked. Shinjiro was still learning the trade last he had been practicing it, and from his corner he was mostly quiet as he continued to work the giant machine with the molten metal. If either of them looked over, they might also notice that sometimes the molten lava would hit him and it...didn't do anything. How bizarre.
Actually what was worse was when he moved around with the giant metal bars, lifting them with one hand like it wasn't a problem. The guy was strong, there was no doubt about it. He could be useful to help them move things around...
But if they wanted to befriend him, it would be up to them. Shinjiro mostly kept to himself, if he could.
WELL Doc and Marty can manage the Grumpy!
If Shinjiro was annoyed at the clock's constant ticking, he probably wasn't getting any better with all the clocks chiming and cuckooing all together once every hour. It's after one such occurrence that Doc walked out of his work space with a cup of coffee in hand.
"Amazing, this source of energy will come truly in handy if ever something is to happen...-"
It's at this point he noted Shinjiro. He had seen this fellow before but had been too busy to speak with him, maybe Marty did? His sword-making method was certainly different but no less efficient. And he had to be very strong to be able to handle and move the giant metal bars with so little difficulty.
Maybe they should think to a tactical cooperation for the sword-making. That's when he noticed the molten lava hitting him and Shinjiro... What, nothing? Doc approaches the young man with wide eyes.
"Great Scott! Isn't that horribly painful?!"
OH BOY oh boy
Shinjiro looked down at the lava on the floor, cooling off to become a piece of metal. A little careless there, thanks to all those damn clocks. Geeze, the sound of them was even louder than the hydraulic hammer. He gave the Doc a unapologetic glare.
"No." But didn't explain why not. Instead he took the metal he had been working on and put it right back into the furnace, without the use of gloves or tongues.
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Maybe one of those monsters lurking around the floors would make for a good roast.
She pauses in front of the Masamune, admiring its craftsmanship, and again, in front of the First Tsurugi's blueprints. The fingers of her free hand, the one not holding her cup, shift as she imagines the weight of the blade.
Eventually, she finds the super-computer. Allowing a respectable distance between the doctor and herself, she roams the separate screens, pausing at the third. A vehicle. Jagged, compared to those of Ivalice. Unsophisticated, almost.
Observation was only part of the reason why she'd come. Curiosity, of course, but want, too. She'd limited shots, see.
"Excuse me. Might I've a moment of your time?"
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"Great Scott!" was Doc's first exclamation upon seeing her "Pinna and flap of tissues incredibly similar to those of the most famous members of the Leporidae family from the order Lagomorpha. Amazing."
In English: she has rabbit ears. He quickly writes down his observations before realizing how impolite it was from him to act like that. Well he was excused because, that's not everyday you see someone like that passing by.
"Y-Yes, of course, of course! What can I do for you, Miss...-?"
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"You may call me Fran," she says, then shifts her weight. "You are the doctor advertised on the network?"
Pretty sure, with that get up, he couldn't be anyone but, but it couldn't hurt to confirm these things.
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He had known for a while, a long while, that he couldn't fight things here without weapons. His gun hadn't been in his chest and though he had a knife that he had taken from the kitchens it wasn't much use against the monsters.
He blinked at the man in front of the computer. "Hello?"
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"Yes, yes?" he says. pretty sure he'd never see him before, but probably someone Marty asked to come or something? He figures at least.
"Is there something I can do for you?"
Right after he said that though, all the clocks start chiming and cuckooing at the exact same time.
"Amazing, they're all exactly synchronized and the energy I use to have them work is stable. Do you realize? That's the first day in a row they are perfectly synchronized! It means my new source of energy for those clocks is constant and can be used for other uses!"
... That's Doc after all.
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And considering the contraptions laid before his eyes, and the scientist right there, he hit the jackpot in the terms of what the hell. Everything looked fairly complicated, maybe not on Syndicate level, but then again, he didn't see much of their high-tech. Regardless, seeing the weapons and such displayed so openly, Hei had grown more curious. Did this guy work for the tower?
Only one way to find out, and that was to approach the doc from behind, arms crossed over his chest.
"If you actually work for the Tower, your defenses need work."
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"Great Scott, me, working for this tower?" he said and shook "No, no no no no and no-."
He shook his head violently then waved at his inventions around.
"I work for the people in the tower, it's to say people like you and I! If I worked for the tower, I probably would have a much better workspace. And I wouldn't kill kids simply to prove a point."
Doc had spied the Network Q&A and still was disgusted by what Jason did to Ventus. Ity's just, blergh.
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For Science!
Uninterested in pancakes or coffee, Fuhito lingers behind Doc, reading the computer screen over his shoulder and analyzing the image and interesting schematic calculations of the device shown on the left.]
So, you've managed time displacement-- fascinating.
SOMEHOW Doc gathers all the creepy scientists to him
Time displacement is the work of my life! It's taken years and all of my family's resources, but yes I have managed it.
[ And because Doc can't stop talking about that, he points the variable screen. ]
Alas, realizing it in this tower is more complicated. Not only I have to take into account the difference in the space-time continuum, but there are no surface large enough for the time vehicle to reach the required 88 miles per hour, so I need to work on alternatives.
Creepy Scientist Magnet (tm)
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JOHNNYEIKICHI your roommate barging into the place like he owned the place.]HOOOOOOO! Roomies! Michel thought he'd drop in to see what you were doing!
[THAT IS A LOT OF CLOCKS.]
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Shhhh, don't speak so loud!
[ You're disturbing Doc in his work.
Note that he doesn't mind the ticking of the clocks.... But he waves at Eichiki anyway. ]Come see this!
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Welp, time to sneak in and poke at the coffee pot.]
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A kid poking at his coffee pot? He turns his head back quickly and looks wide-eyed at her. ]
Be careful with that! It's the only one I've made yet!
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Of course probably because she was mostly only good at book-science, she had opted to just watch the going-ons in the workshop quietly and attentively, without actually entering or making herself immediately known.
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"Alright, let's see how this one runs!"
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