Getting too old for this
A snarky comment was made about his ship.
When he turned around to see who it was, they were already gone. Just as quickly as they had appeared, they were now blended in with the crowds of people walking by. Sure, the Lenmobile wasn't the prettiest of ships, but it go the job done. Most of the time. Out of 50%.
Standing back he admired the hidden beauty of his ship. The rust stains streaking the outside of the ship like racing stripes, the left engine currently torn apart and getting fixed, the crack on the viewport. She was perfect. Placing both hands on his side he let out a small breath, taking in the moment. Which was rudely interrupted by a Durasteel panel falling off.
Letting out a small sigh he walked over to the fallen panel. Bending down he picked up the panel, wiping off the dust that probably was ingrained in the metal. Tilting his head upward he found where the panel had come off of: none other than the left engine. Fortunately, that engine was already getting worked on, so he could place the panel on at the end. Unfortunately, all sorts of wires came spewing out of it, falling to the ground.
Looking down at the wires, then back at the engine, then once again back to the wires, he decided he should probably get some help fixing her up. Turning to the crowd he tried pressing his luck.
"Any of y'all want to come help a good-looking spacer out?"
Kat Decoria
When he turned around to see who it was, they were already gone. Just as quickly as they had appeared, they were now blended in with the crowds of people walking by. Sure, the Lenmobile wasn't the prettiest of ships, but it go the job done. Most of the time. Out of 50%.
Standing back he admired the hidden beauty of his ship. The rust stains streaking the outside of the ship like racing stripes, the left engine currently torn apart and getting fixed, the crack on the viewport. She was perfect. Placing both hands on his side he let out a small breath, taking in the moment. Which was rudely interrupted by a Durasteel panel falling off.
Letting out a small sigh he walked over to the fallen panel. Bending down he picked up the panel, wiping off the dust that probably was ingrained in the metal. Tilting his head upward he found where the panel had come off of: none other than the left engine. Fortunately, that engine was already getting worked on, so he could place the panel on at the end. Unfortunately, all sorts of wires came spewing out of it, falling to the ground.
Looking down at the wires, then back at the engine, then once again back to the wires, he decided he should probably get some help fixing her up. Turning to the crowd he tried pressing his luck.
"Any of y'all want to come help a good-looking spacer out?"
