Dust and leaves. (Rosewood Job D)
Aug 8, 2018 12:21:21 GMT
Post by Eva on Aug 8, 2018 12:21:21 GMT
It was a pleasant evening in the Timberlands. Of course, the overall serenity of this majestic little corner of the digital world was muted somewhat as Eva sat upon a ivy strangled rock near the edge of the clearing made for the new construction. One could normally hear the wind rustling through the trees, breathe in the fresh, clear air unsullied by any outside contaminants; this now however, was all somewhat muted and overshadowed by the crucible of industry rolling in, clearing land, removing trees, laying foundations and hauling materials to and fro to forge their new city from the ground up.
The digimon squinted, her sight still sullied by occasional digital artifacting and garbled HUD elements flicking their way across her peripheral vision, sensitive but malfunctioning targeting assist systems picking up on random dust particulates floating around in the evening air from the construction happening just meters away. This wouldn't have been her first pick of profession, not at all, just it was easy and the money was good. All she had to do was to look somewhat imposing, something that she could accomplish just by walking around with her rifle hanging off its sling and to tell people that this was a restricted area and that they should remain clear, throwing in some reasoning about how hanging around an active construction site wasn't the safest thing to do.
The digimon reached into her trouser pockets, pulling out a lighter and a pack of cigarettes. Shift delta was about to take over, leaving Eva on break with nothing left to do than clear up a few pieces of light paperwork reporting on any issues she had to resolve over the course of the day. She sparked the cigarette up with a cracked, dull carbon fibre thumb on the flint and took a deep drag. At least running this gig would put some green in her pocket. Enough to acquire tools. Enough to make sure her ailing cybernetics did not fail completely. Enough to live another day.
The digimon squinted, her sight still sullied by occasional digital artifacting and garbled HUD elements flicking their way across her peripheral vision, sensitive but malfunctioning targeting assist systems picking up on random dust particulates floating around in the evening air from the construction happening just meters away. This wouldn't have been her first pick of profession, not at all, just it was easy and the money was good. All she had to do was to look somewhat imposing, something that she could accomplish just by walking around with her rifle hanging off its sling and to tell people that this was a restricted area and that they should remain clear, throwing in some reasoning about how hanging around an active construction site wasn't the safest thing to do.
The digimon reached into her trouser pockets, pulling out a lighter and a pack of cigarettes. Shift delta was about to take over, leaving Eva on break with nothing left to do than clear up a few pieces of light paperwork reporting on any issues she had to resolve over the course of the day. She sparked the cigarette up with a cracked, dull carbon fibre thumb on the flint and took a deep drag. At least running this gig would put some green in her pocket. Enough to acquire tools. Enough to make sure her ailing cybernetics did not fail completely. Enough to live another day.