On 04/08/02 at 10:03 PM, "Adunaphell =P"
said:
>>From: "Eris Reddoch"
>> >> Ship time: 0997.261.1100
>> >> Ranch time: 0997.261.1200
>> >> Characters: Woof and Jezebel
>>
>> >>Woof takes her horse as she gets to where she wants to
>> >>shoot, then pulls out his camera. "Let me catch this on
>> >>film," he says. When he is ready, he lets her know.
>> >>"Count it down...I'll snap several," he adds.
>>
>> >Jezebel shakes her head as she clicks the bipod legs out
>> >softly, with a practiced thumb she presses the quick
>> >release for the lens covers and the open with a soft pop.
>> >She rests the rifle on a rock and moves herself into
>> >position, with both eyes open she lines up the back corner
>> >of the device in her line of fire. Her breathing slows as
>> >she flicks the safety off and wraps her finger around the
>> >trigger.
>>
>> >The stock eases gently into her left cheak, stupid cupie
>> >doll mirror cheak bone still doesn't feel right for this.
>> >She pauses for a moment waiting for everything to feel
>> >right, the waves rise and fall against the metallic surface
>> >in her sights. Jezebels breathing continues on at a
>> >measures pace, her fingers tightens on the trigger, there's
>> >a soft click as the first stage is released.
>>
>> >Very softly as she exhales a shallow breath she utters a
>> >single word. "Now." Her finger pulls the trigger back in
>> >a single fluid movement.
>>
>> >>Woof snaps the shots as Jez takes the shot...
>>
>>Jez and Woof are both looking through lenses as she fires the shot,
>>she through the sights of her sniper rifle and he through the lens of
>>his 35 mm camera. As soon as Jez says "NOW!" Woof begins to click and
>>his camera begins to whir...
>>
>> >CRACK!
>>
>>...a hole appears in the rear of the large clyinder and it rocks, ever
>>so slightly. Then it sits there with no
>>apparent change at all.
>>
>>OOC: You can't really tell if it is flooding from where you are, it
>>doesn't explode, there is no visible change...other than the small
>>hole in the rear cover...at all.
>OOG - I hope you understood what I wanted to do...
>Basically 45 degree angle, back corner right at the water line from a
>steep angle above it, well an angle high enough to penetrate the one
>side above the waterline and the otherside below it.
Yep, understood perfectly. Of course, resting in the cradle like
it is, the cylinder can't sink even when/if it is flooded, and there
isn't any *outward* evidence that it is flooded.
>Lysia Jezebel David
>PS - I'm back on course for two weeks, this is the end of it but I'll
>be in and out of contact for the next few. Morning and evening
>only.
Has it been worth it?
Eris
AKU GM
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