hadriel_logs | Event Log: The Beach Episode

Who: Everyone!
What: The event log for the transition to our new planet!
Where: The city, which has now been fragmented onto four separate islands.
When: May 27th-June 10th
Warnings: Surf's up! If by 'surf', you mean separation from your friends, weird sea creatures, and cold rainfall.

The sun and the sand and a drink in your hand- well, it all sounded pretty nice when you voted for the island planet, but ultimately what you're getting is a bit less glamorous.

The transition takes place instantaneously, with very little noteworthy shakeup, though those of you who are particularly in-tune with the supernatural may feel a bit dizzied or nauseated by the sudden movement. And that's exactly what it is: for those of you who are outside, the change is fairly noticeable, as in the span of a single blink, what used to be miles of desert is now rocky ocean. The city is simply in one place one moment, and then somewhere entirely new a second later.

And that somewhere new is exciting! The islands have plenty of landscape to explore and weather conditions to adjust to, fish to catch, and- wait, how do you get to the other islands? What if your friends or your home or the bar is on these other islands? Enjoy having to figure out who is where and how you're going to get by with only a small fraction of the city to work off of- hopefully those boats will come sooner rather than later...

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[as is Margaery. as much as this place often bothers her, she's grateful for a second chance]

She is. She will be a fine Queen of Westeros, once Cersei is cast down where she belongs.

I hope I do, too! Such a task will not be the work of a single day and I'll have to go back to Tranquility for more fabric once my reserves are exhausted.

[ Yay for second chances! ]

I hope all will be well in your world.

If you don't have enough fabric, I'd say let's search those few shops that ended up on North Island along with the other buildings. I haven't looked inside them yet, but if we're lucky, some of them might contain bedding -- blankets or sheets. Or maybe some heavier materials like cotton canvas, which would be ideal.

If you have to ask Tranquility, you might ask if he'd be willing to let more than one person pay for the materials. It would go faster that way, and I'd certainly be willing to help.

As do I. Westeros has been in utter chaos since the death of Eddard Stark. No one can bring back who was lost--unless they come here--but at least the dead will be able to rest in peace once Daenerys takes the throne.

It would be ideal which is exactly why the so-called gods won't see fit to provide it to us. I'll try my luck with bedding. Perhaps we'll be more fortunate there.

I wish Daenerys well, then, if she ever returns to Westeros. May it be so, that she is able to bring that unfortunate land peace and prosperity again. You and Sansa cannot return there, but I hope that the thought of wrongs made right again can bring you peace.

Thanks for the help on the boating project! No sailboat is going anywhere without a sail. And I'd prefer we didn't have to row the whole distance!

When she returns to Westeros. She was on her way there when she was taken here. She brought with her a legion of Unsullied along with Dothraki horselords, both said to be ruthless opponents. Cersei will have no chance against them, especially after the forces of House Tyrell, Dorne, and Yara Greyjoy join against her. [she looks confused] But Sansa is not . . . returning to Westeros? But she must! She is the Lady of Winterfell. There are no other Starks left.

No, I could certainly not manage the task. But I'll be right back. I need to check the shops for supplies.

When, then! Daenerys seems a determined sort, so I guess if anybody gets to go home, she undoubtedly will. And it sounds as though she'll have the allies to win her war. [ He suddenly realizes he's confused her. ] No, I'm wrong about that, I guess. She has suffered much, but she is determined. I only wish that I could go too, to see her war and yours through to its end.

I'll see you later, then. It'll be good to know whether there is enough material for that sail now. If not, I guess I'll make a smaller boat, a rowboat, and go and check out the other islands for cloth resources.

She will. I only wish I could be there to see it. To see Cersei Lannister brought low, once and for all. [she smiles at his words] If Sorrow wasn't lying, perhaps you could go?

I won't be long. The shops aren't far, I'll return in less than half an hour.

If Sorrow wasn't lying, I'd be glad to go!

All right. I'll wait for you here, and I promise I won't use the time to build a rowboat and row to South Island and back. [ Grin. ]

[she smiles back and heads to the shops.

she returns after approximately half an hour, bearing an armload of linens. she drops the pile at his feet]

Will this do?

[ He uses the time to continue fishing off the cliff, and he fills his fish basket. This will make dinner for both of them, and anybody else who happens to need a square meal tonight.

When Margaery returns, she is carrying a huge heap of fabric! He stoops down and runs the linens through his hands, taking their measure and admiring their quality. They are heavy and thick, and will make a fine sail. ]

Absolutely! I'll make a sketch today and write in the dimensions. Thank you, Margaery! We are going to have one fine sailboat!

Edited 2018-06-10 06:45 (UTC)

[she's pleased to hear that her efforts are appreciated and will be of aid]

I'm so very glad to hear that! The so-called gods won't be able to keep us trapped in one place forever.

[ Her efforts will be invaluable! And deeply appreciated! ]

Indeed the god won't keep us trapped here for long. [ Smile. ]

[she begins to spread out the linens]

How large should I make the sail?

[ He looks over the spread-out linens. ]

Let's go for fourteen by eighteen feet. If you sew it together in say, eight vertical sections, that ought to work. It'll make the sail stronger, too, to have so many vertical seams.

[she also looks over the linens]

This will not be the work of a single day.

Indeed, it will not be the work of one day. [ Smile. ] But we won't need it until the boat is finished, so that gives you a week. Will that be enough time, do you think?

[she considers] ...I believe so. I'd like to stitch everything twice to ensure that it holds in the winds, but I think I can accomplish the work in a week.

Sounds like a plan. [ This is sounding better and better! ] Yes, the double-stitching will definitely help.

I'd better help you carry all of this fabric back to your sewing shop, then?

[she nods Yes, I'd like the sail to be as strong as possible. The winds are calm now, but who can say what the future will bring?

Yes, please, if you wouldn't mind?

[ No argument from him on this! ] We are bound to have high winds at sea, sooner or later.

[ And he smiles and starts gathering up the fabric to return it to Margaery's shop. ]

Indeed. It's best to be ready for any eventuality.

[she gathers up an armload as well and heads for the Shop]

Event Log: The Beach Episode

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Want to wrap this one?

Sure, works for me!