[ He was thinking through the network, but--maybe in person is good? He doubts it'll make a difference to anything (he's not sneaky, not paranoid enough to look at an in-person meeting as a positive), but... ]
i'll visit. thanks.
[ Padme told him to get to know people. It's good. It's good speaking practice, too.
So he makes the travel from one set of apartment buildings to another (possibly having to deal with the fact there's no bridge connecting to the two isles, BUT THAT'S OK HE HAS FANTASY JUMPING BOOTS), half-cursing the way everything is laid out in Etraya, but he's committed himself to the journey, and anyway: he's been given a lot to think about in the conversation with Clint. Things that had already been roiling in his head, but even more so.
He wants to be optimistic. He desperately wants that hope. He should change his frame of mind, and make it easier to carry.
At least he can be glad that nobody (hopefully) witnesses him navigate an apartment building that doesn't seem full, lively (nothing ever does in Etraya), lost and awkward in that way one is anywhere new that they're not sure they should be. Making his way up, always feeling out of place, but being sure not to let himself slouch as he finds the door with the H above it, knocking carefully on the door, or pressing the buzzer if it has one.
And if Gorgug hasn't landed in an alternate universe or just been very unlucky, Clint will hear a sound, and be able to open his door to a 6'6" half-orc dressed in the most teen fashion of a hoodie and jeans, yellow eyes set against black sclera with crow's feet wrinkles beside them, and a half-wince that's aiming to be a smile against tusks protruding from the sides of their mouth.
Please no dumping him in an alternate universe on his walk over, Etraya.... ]
to action!
i'll visit. thanks.
[ Padme told him to get to know people. It's good. It's good speaking practice, too.
So he makes the travel from one set of apartment buildings to another (possibly having to deal with the fact there's no bridge connecting to the two isles, BUT THAT'S OK HE HAS FANTASY JUMPING BOOTS), half-cursing the way everything is laid out in Etraya, but he's committed himself to the journey, and anyway: he's been given a lot to think about in the conversation with Clint. Things that had already been roiling in his head, but even more so.
He wants to be optimistic. He desperately wants that hope. He should change his frame of mind, and make it easier to carry.
At least he can be glad that nobody (hopefully) witnesses him navigate an apartment building that doesn't seem full, lively (nothing ever does in Etraya), lost and awkward in that way one is anywhere new that they're not sure they should be. Making his way up, always feeling out of place, but being sure not to let himself slouch as he finds the door with the H above it, knocking carefully on the door, or pressing the buzzer if it has one.
And if Gorgug hasn't landed in an alternate universe or just been very unlucky, Clint will hear a sound, and be able to open his door to a 6'6" half-orc dressed in the most teen fashion of a hoodie and jeans, yellow eyes set against black sclera with crow's feet wrinkles beside them, and a half-wince that's aiming to be a smile against tusks protruding from the sides of their mouth.
Please no dumping him in an alternate universe on his walk over, Etraya.... ]