THE LEWIS AND CLARK - DAY TWO

[inferis]

Well, whatever the heck went down in the Event Horizon has effected you guys, too. A massive shock-wave rocks the ship, sparks fly everywhere and all power but the stasis pods and life support are taken out. The journals are still working, at least, as are a couple of torches, floating around now the gravity is off. Better get to fixing things, at least there might be a few manuals floating around to help you out]

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[toobravehearted]

[Good man, there's a fellow with his head screwed on, he thinks. Here floats a chap that looks like he's well acquainted with being weightless, propelling himself along by grabbing onto anything and everything. He also looks very worried.]

Be careful. There's still power in the stasis room; it's not a stretch to reason some of those wires might still be live.

[A pause.] Actually, let's count on that. How far along have you got?

[samson]

[Brock is just sort of casually floating by the panels, anchoring himself with one hand on the bulkhead. HE SQUINTS, THOUGH because this is a more important thing to focus on right now, obviously --]

When the hell did you come back?

[toobravehearted]

What? [Sure, that's much more important. Priority 1.]

Three days shy of two months ago. No, don't recall a thing of my last stay so I'll have to ask you to reintroduce yourself I'm afraid and would you like a hand?

[samson]

[Oh. He keeps squinting, but...]

Sure...

See if you can get these things open. I'm Brock.

[toobravehearted]

[He’s just going to stare right back a moment and wonder, but now that’s out of the way... He’s flipping himself forwards and down, pulling at the next panel.]

Hello Brock. Not the best time for introductions really, is it? Space, zero gravity, emergency lighting... [A grunt as the panel comes free.] You seem a bit surprised to see me.

[samson]

[Is this a weird time for introductions? He doesn't know. Weirdness is such a normal thing to him that it's hard to tell sometimes.]

Uhhh, yeah. You were... well, the old you, I guess... was here for a long time. And then you -- he -- wasn't.