DLWN 017 - Needle [Action/Around the time everyone gets kicked out of the castle.]

[whistles_the_blues]

[Blues had just plugged himself in to recharge as much as his faulty power core would allow for the night. Shortly after the little robot's sleep mode had started up he was quite suddenly ...Transported out of his room and the castle entirely.

There is now a very prone and lifeless form laying out in the grass. A little "door" on his chest hangs open to reveal his mechanical innards. Every now again sparks will start to fly out from some of his parts that have just never quite functioned properly.

Anyone want to try and start him up again?]

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Fine by me! Sorry for the delay. Misfired on my own post.

[whistles_the_blues]

[A spark or two fly out as the Doctor reaches to flip one of the switches, but nothing serious. The switch is stubborn and doesn't seem too keen moving without a bit of wiggling. They don't look like they've been used in quite some time.

When it does flip over there's going to be another spark show, but the noise coming from inside does seem to be a touch "healthier" than it was before. The robots fingers will even twitch a little bit.]

[freeslider]

[Wade watches anxiously and lets out a gasp when, at last, the robot shows signs of movement]

There! Something happened. Maybe try the rest?

[toobravehearted]

[That switch had been stubborn, moreso down to age of the array the Doctor suspects. Drawing his fingers back quickly from the sparks and listening,] It did, listen.

[He works on another, trying to get it to flip over. To Wade,] Would you try the rest, please? Your fingers are smaller than mine, you may have quicker luck but be careful. I'd like to work on ceasing some of these shorts before one of gets electrocuted.

As for our patient here, how are you doing? Can you hear us yet?

[whistles_the_blues]

[Aside from the occasional twitch of his fingers or leg there isn't really any sign that he can actually hear them yet. The sounds on the inside do however appear to have died down to a gentle hum, and the spark shows aren't quite as flashy as they were before. Perhaps another switch or two is all it'll take?]

[freeslider]

I can try. I'm more of a software girl, myself.

[Grimacing nervously she reached in to toggle the rest of the connections, silently praying she didn't hit the wrong thing or cross some kind of connection that would hurt him in the process.]