Svetlana (
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singillatim2024-04-07 10:46 am
Я вернулся в деревню
Who: Svetlana and Open + a prompt for Fraser
What: Venturing forth and also dealing with April shenanigans!
When: April catch-all!
Where: Milton, then the path up to and including Lakeside. See prompts in post!
Content Warnings: Nothing as of yet; will update!
What: Venturing forth and also dealing with April shenanigans!
When: April catch-all!
Where: Milton, then the path up to and including Lakeside. See prompts in post!
Content Warnings: Nothing as of yet; will update!

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She already split most of the other supplies with Goodsir, but there’s no telling what’s in the other place that he might not recognize. She respects the hell out of the man, but it doesn’t mean that he knows what to look for.
She’d feel better doing it herself.
But there’s still much to do and it leaves her walking between her hut and Goodsir’s, half nervous and half purposeful.
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"Something's on your mind," he points out, with a little nod. "You're walking like you'll wear a hole in the ground."
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"I - I'm preparing to walk to the other place," she tells him. "But I don't want to forget anything."
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"Haven't visited it yet myself. When everybody went off on their expedition, I figured I wasn't going to be one of the ones possibly dying in the mines. But now that the route's clear enough...I dunno. Might go down for a week or so."
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His 'housemate' aka his husband. But though Hickey knows more people here are accepting of that sort of thing, old habits die hard.
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Hickey gives Sveta a cavalier little shrug. No problem! This is totally normal and a nice conversation and he is a totally normal man!
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"Yes. But - well, it is hardly a city..."
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"It's more of a city than this place!" he laughs. "But you're right. I don't think we'll ever get a proper city around here."
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She starts to walk again, but pauses to wait for him if he follows.
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"More than a hundred people, I'll tell you that." There's a moment before Hickey decides, "Pubs. A proper city has at least three or four different pubs. Odd metric, I know, but I was never one to measure in churches or the workforce."
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She's a bit surprised to pass the same woman walking in the same direction both on her trip there and her trip back.
“Are you all right?”
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"Oh!" She covers her surprise with a sheepish smile. "Ah, yes. I am. I'm - preparing for a trip through the mines."
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“Yes, I made the initial crossing with his group. There is a medical office at the dam that they were very excited about.”
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She shifts her pack.
"My name is Svetlana Nazarova."
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Even Goodsir had been a bit like a child after a raid in that place. “I am sure that if you're from a comparable time to this place you will find much of interest there.”
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"I am," she agrees. "At least, I believe I am. Nothing here, none of the technology, is anything different than what I'm used to. Is this new to you?"
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We can wrap here I think