[test] THIS WEATHER IS RIDICULOUS

[espigeonage]

Random scenario test drive meme. Some prompts:
> Ah god it's so hot and muggy how awful!
> The worst thing about summer cold snaps: you don't usually have your windbreaker handy because it's been so damn hot.
> The wind is perverse and trying to steal your things and/or crash stuff into you.
> It's raining wet vermy-things, as if the hail and possible storm wasn't bad enough. Now you have rain-echoes to deal with, at best.
> A nice day? I guess those exist?

So where are you?
> Caught way out in the open! At the beach, in the steet, at a fair, anywhere.
> Taking shelter! Bus stop, club you wouldn't normally frequent, bridge underpass, any port in a storm, any shade from the deathsun.
> In the mall or somewhere comfortably out of the elements, you lucky sunuvanek.
> Somewhere... else? idk, do what you want!

Have at thee!

Comments

[moonlitsong]

[To that Maria gives a heavy sigh while lolling her head back to look skyward, shaking out her coat by it's sides. Hopefully not on some other poor soul.]

I hope part of it wasn't the flooding. I can't walk in that.

[stavros]

Where are you trying to get to?

[moonlitsong]

Over to the offices on [such and such street]. I'm working as an administrative assistant there for now.

[Her particular position makes her a glorified secretary frankly.]

[stavros]

Do you need an umbrella?

*Tessa goes to retrieve hers from the rack. It's sadly pretty easy to spot; even in another life, Kokoro puts large white crosses on every imaginable accessory. she thinks it looks cool okay*

[moonlitsong]

[And sadly? Here's Maria, going wide-eyed over it. Forget the rain, forget the fact that she's drenched and can't show up to her brand new job like this. She has to oogle an umbrella.]

Did you add the crosses yourself?

[stavros]

I got it that way. You like my umbrella?

*She cracks the door open to stick the umbrella out and open it. Just in case.*

[moonlitsong]

It's fantastic!

[stavros]

Glad I could cheer you up! I can take you to where you need to be. It's sort of like a civic duty to help people out.