[Mafia] The Aurora Project - [END]

[KungFuCutbug]

"...I was joking."

[Caret]

"I think we should stop with the talk about time." Bow rubs the back of her ears with her feeler. "If Heeko can somehow transport three people who all hail from different futures to here, then I guess time is mostly irrelevant here."

[Magolor]

The Pianist t-poses for a frame before dropping back down in default position.

The two sisters get ushered away and the body gets carried over to the vicinity of the other grave.

"This is getting bloody and all, but I think we should get on with it now, Heeko. Deal with the threats later after our morale is high. And also, contact some more people than some heli heroes."

She seems a bit more energized, this time. Whatever it's for...

"I'm sure you won't mind. And, volunteers! Let's get to work."

Plan time!?!

1. First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station. (OOC: this means between the uplink station and the helipad, a bit south.)
   
2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.
   
3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted? (tip: this can be built into the scaffold or something, or completely accessory. alternatively you just go into creative mode. Possibilities are endless!)
   
4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.
   
5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.
   

(OOC: although you might describe the plan as though you're building the ENTIRE TOWER alone, in canon it'll probably just be a team effort overall.

48 hours!)

[wingedcatgirl]

Dubhe shrugs. "My sense of time's always been a bit weird, so this is all the same to me. Comes with being one of the Septentrione."

[MadameButterflyKnife]

The serpent-what. Is that some sorta gang or some shit?

[wingedcatgirl]

"Y'all didn't notice I'm a big-ass alien thing?" Dubhe says playfully to Voi. "Septentrione is my species. There's only a handful of us."

But now, it's plan time. Spamming brute force last time seemed to be less effective than they were hoping it to be, and this time they want to do better.

A less lazy plan than last time

>First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.
"Transport, eh? I know just the guy." Dubhe reaches out into the unknown dimensions and calls upon forces they usually don't bother making contact with. "Come forth, Genma Tam Lin!" With the help of this demon's Phantasm skill, Dubhe plans to just warp all the supplies directly to the target.

>Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.
"A firm foundation? I know who can handle that. I summon you, Kishin Ubelluris!" The Kishin skill Double Up doesn't seem obviously relevant to construction... more likely Dubhe summoned it because it's a freakin dude made of freakin rock.

>Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?
"Easy. I call upon Avian Moh Shuvuu!" The winged humanoid should have no problem carrying the materials where they need to go.

>This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.
Dubhe ponders this one for a good long while. "I got it. This may not make sense immediately, but trust me, they're the perfect choice. Appear, Ghost Poltergeist!" It seems Dubhe intends to have Poltergeist use its telekinetic powers to handle the wires without needing to risk physical contact.

>Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.
Dubhe slowly grins manically. "My turn my turn my turn!" It reverts to ice cream form and melts(/blasts) the snow away with Binary Fire, then when that's done, it calls the four demons it summoned one more time to cart everything away.

[Caret]

"Finally!" Bow grins. After spending days doing nothing more than glorfied janitorial work, she's finally starting work on constructing the telecommunications hub. The finish line is now faintly visible, even if is still ways away.

"OK, 1... 2... 3... nothing can stop me! Well, as long as I don't fall or hit myself with some steal, but I digress."

Construction With a Sylveon (Bow's Plan)

1. First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.

> "Simple. I'll grab some large dollies and use them to cart the supplies to the construction site. I'll also find some heavy-duty straps to secure the cargo while I'm wheeling it around. I don't want to create a big mess, do I?"

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

> "Hmmm... I use a snow blower and a shovel (or some Quick Attacks if the former two options are unavailable) to clear the snow away from the worksite. Next, I'll try using a drill or shovel to make some holes for the foundations to rest in. After that is setting up the scaffolding itself. I will take this time build a hoist for lifting cargo using some rope, pulleys, a motor, and a platform made out of hammered-together hardwood planks. After that's done... I don't know how useful this will actually be, but maybe I will  deploy a safety net or something similar in case something goes very wrong. After all, safety should come first, right?"

3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?

> "Well, there's a reason why I built that hoist into the scaffolding. I'll just lift the supplies up a couple at a time using a few straps and some rigging as reinforcement. Falling cargo would be a nightmare to deal with."

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

> "Assistance, huh? Well then..."

"HEEKO! PIANIST! Can you help me secure the wires while I build my portion of the tower? I'll bake you my signature Super Fluffy Triple Fudge Brownie cookies if you do!"


"If they refuse, I'll just braid the wires using some rubber belting and buckle the belting to a support beam."

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.

"First, I'll stow the leftover supplies away in the armory and bunkers using the same techniques I used to move them out of storage. After that, I'll use a shovel and a series of Quick Attacks to expose the foundations, and then... I WILL MOONBLAST THAT SCAFFOLDING TO OBLIVION! Once the scaffolding collapses, I'll store the remaining parts in the huts for easy accessibility."

[MadameButterflyKnife]

Did you fucking expect me to know what it was called, though?! Whatever.

beep boop time to make a tower

First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station. (OOC: this means between the uplink
station and the helipad, a bit south.)

You got a cart or some shit? Voi's gonna look for one of those. They've only got old tech here, so it's gonna be one with wheels. Put the stuff on the cart and drive it to the area by the uplink station. Might take a while to program it to go there. But if worst came to worst, Voi...somewhat remembered how to drive one of those things manually.


Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

Voi's seen buildings being made as Helium City got made taller and taller, reaching to the heavens and what may remain of the stars. She somewhat knew how scaffolding works. First, a bit of terraforming. Shovel the snow and/or melt it away first, and then put the scaffolding up. With like. Tools and hammers and shit.


Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted? (tip: this can be built into the scaffold or something, or completely accessory. alternatively you just go into creative mode. Possibilities are endless!)

Usually, when Voi saw construction, there were floating platforms and robo-cranes there to help get things up. But since Heeko didn't have any of that here...

Voi's gonna yeet that shit up there. Throw it up to the top. She's got an arm and the bare minimum of depth perception. YEET.



This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

Support the wiring and motherboard by attaching it to the structure of the tower itself. The tower should be stable; if the wires are attached to the structure, then there should be little to no shaking coming from the wind and such. Try and attach some hollow pipes to the frame to insert the wires through for extra protection. Also, add some extra protection using steel plating for the motherboard and such. Voi knew what happened when a motherboard got exposed.


...She. She was not going to think about it. No. Not the time to think about damage or anything like that.

Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.


Get rid of the snow with shovels and snow blowers. Then kick the scaffold from the bottom. HARD.

[Oggy123]

"Let's do this."

The Plan

1.First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.

Use a cart, wheelbarrow, or wagon to carry the supplies.

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

First, use a shovel to shovel some of the snow away. Then use tools and materials to set up the scaffolding.

3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?

Good thing Nintendo could float! He can fly up to the scaffolds, carrying the materials he need.

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

Use a tape, or similar adhesives, to stick the wire together. Use plating to keep the wind or elements from damaging or shaking the wires!

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.

Nintendo can float around the scaffolding, dismantling it and taking away any supplies on it. And also shovel away some of the snow for an easier time.

[Cassie]

"Y'all didn't notice I'm a big-ass alien thing?" Dubhe says playfully to Voi. "Septentrione is my species. There's only a handful of us."

But now, it's plan time. Spamming brute force last time seemed to be less effective than they were hoping it to be, and this time they want to do better.

A less lazy plan than last time

>First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.
"Transport, eh? I know just the guy." Dubhe reaches out into the unknown dimensions and calls upon forces they usually don't bother making contact with. "Come forth, Genma Tam Lin!" With the help of this demon's Phantasm skill, Dubhe plans to just warp all the supplies directly to the target.

>Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.
"A firm foundation? I know who can handle that. I summon you, Kishin Ubelluris!" The Kishin skill Double Up doesn't seem obviously relevant to construction... more likely Dubhe summoned it because it's a freakin dude made of freakin rock.

>Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?
"Easy. I call upon Avian Moh Shuvuu!" The winged humanoid should have no problem carrying the materials where they need to go.

>This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.
Dubhe ponders this one for a good long while. "I got it. This may not make sense immediately, but trust me, they're the perfect choice. Appear, Ghost Poltergeist!" It seems Dubhe intends to have Poltergeist use its telekinetic powers to handle the wires without needing to risk physical contact.

>Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.
Dubhe slowly grins manically. "My turn my turn my turn!" It reverts to ice cream form and melts(/blasts) the snow away with Binary Fire, then when that's done, it calls the four demons it summoned one more time to cart everything away.

Dubhe rolls a 6, 4, 10, 7, & 7, yielding an initial total of 34 points!

So, uh.....Teleportation! Feels like more of a hassle than what should've been, but hey, it works!

....yeah no, the mythological rock foundation is...kinda fragile.

No problem? One problem; Moh deadass went off too fast and a good number of materials dropped mid-air. FUCK. DO it again.

Ayyyyyy, the telekinetic wire-sorting works!

And the melting and cargoing works!

Teleporting supplies is very practical (+3), a scaffold made out of rock is...not, though the method you used is useful in putting the rocks into place (-2), Summoning someone strong enough to do the hauling bidding for you is weird but ok (+2), telekinesis is absolute godsend (+3), Burning is risky but you did use what you used before to help haul the stuff back away (0). The final score is...40 points!!!

[Cassie]

"Finally!" Bow grins. After spending days doing nothing more than glorfied janitorial work, she's finally starting work on constructing the telecommunications hub. The finish line is now faintly visible, even if is still ways away.

"OK, 1... 2... 3... nothing can stop me! Well, as long as I don't fall or hit myself with some steal, but I digress."

Construction With a Sylveon (Bow's Plan)

1. First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.

> "Simple. I'll grab some large dollies and use them to cart the supplies to the construction site. I'll also find some heavy-duty straps to secure the cargo while I'm wheeling it around. I don't want to create a big mess, do I?"

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

> "Hmmm... I use a snow blower and a shovel (or some Quick Attacks if the former two options are unavailable) to clear the snow away from the worksite. Next, I'll try using a drill or shovel to make some holes for the foundations to rest in. After that is setting up the scaffolding itself. I will take this time build a hoist for lifting cargo using some rope, pulleys, a motor, and a platform made out of hammered-together hardwood planks. After that's done... I don't know how useful this will actually be, but maybe I will  deploy a safety net or something similar in case something goes very wrong. After all, safety should come first, right?"

3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?

> "Well, there's a reason why I built that hoist into the scaffolding. I'll just lift the supplies up a couple at a time using a few straps and some rigging as reinforcement. Falling cargo would be a nightmare to deal with."

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

> "Assistance, huh? Well then..."

"HEEKO! PIANIST! Can you help me secure the wires while I build my portion of the tower? I'll bake you my signature Super Fluffy Triple Fudge Brownie cookies if you do!"


"If they refuse, I'll just braid the wires using some rubber belting and buckle the belting to a support beam."

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.

"First, I'll stow the leftover supplies away in the armory and bunkers using the same techniques I used to move them out of storage. After that, I'll use a shovel and a series of Quick Attacks to expose the foundations, and then... I WILL MOONBLAST THAT SCAFFOLDING TO OBLIVION! Once the scaffolding collapses, I'll store the remaining parts in the huts for easy accessibility."

Bow rolls a 2, 4, 10, 1, and 4, yielding a total of 21 points.

Bow tries not to make a big mess trying to haul cargo challenge (impossible)

She just barely manages to clean up the snow, dig up holes, and set up the hoist, though it looks very haphazardly made.

Alright, materials successfully hoisted! ...And the hoist collapses on you. Ouch.

"Lemme tell you, Bow - I hate brownies."

...that was a fucking disastrous thing Heeko said. Unlikely that Bow will recover from THAT, she completely messes up the wire belting and belt buckling.

You hurt yourself slightly exposing the scaffolding, and the Moonblast sends the whole thing nearly crashing down upon you. Geez. At least the hut's obstacle was just a bit slow.

Dollies and straps are definitely helpful (+3), and so are the measures taken to properly set up the hoist (+3), Would be helpful for Heeko if you speed it up the hauling, frankly, even if you're doing it safely (+1), pretty crude method of getting the wires there (0), risking harming yourself and performing damage to disassemble the scaffolding? NO! (-3)

Bow's final score is 25 points!

[Caret]

Ouch. Bow shakily trudges into the cabin, but she is barely able to make it to the Rec Room as she collapses to the ground shortly after.

"...somebody get me to a warm place please..."

[Cassie]

Did you fucking expect me to know what it was called, though?! Whatever.

beep boop time to make a tower

First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station. (OOC: this means between the uplink
station and the helipad, a bit south.)

You got a cart or some shit? Voi's gonna look for one of those. They've only got old tech here, so it's gonna be one with wheels. Put the stuff on the cart and drive it to the area by the uplink station. Might take a while to program it to go there. But if worst came to worst, Voi...somewhat remembered how to drive one of those things manually.


Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

Voi's seen buildings being made as Helium City got made taller and taller, reaching to the heavens and what may remain of the stars. She somewhat knew how scaffolding works. First, a bit of terraforming. Shovel the snow and/or melt it away first, and then put the scaffolding up. With like. Tools and hammers and shit.


Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted? (tip: this can be built into the scaffold or something, or completely accessory. alternatively you just go into creative mode. Possibilities are endless!)

Usually, when Voi saw construction, there were floating platforms and robo-cranes there to help get things up. But since Heeko didn't have any of that here...

Voi's gonna yeet that shit up there. Throw it up to the top. She's got an arm and the bare minimum of depth perception. YEET.



This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

Support the wiring and motherboard by attaching it to the structure of the tower itself. The tower should be stable; if the wires are attached to the structure, then there should be little to no shaking coming from the wind and such. Try and attach some hollow pipes to the frame to insert the wires through for extra protection. Also, add some extra protection using steel plating for the motherboard and such. Voi knew what happened when a motherboard got exposed.


...She. She was not going to think about it. No. Not the time to think about damage or anything like that.

Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.


Get rid of the snow with shovels and snow blowers. Then kick the scaffold from the bottom. HARD.

Voi yields a 2, 7, 3, 10, and 4, yielding a total of 26 points.

Forced to drive those manually, each and every step of the way is impeded by Voi getting her legs squashed by the wheels and the cargo squashing her legs once falling off.

Scaffolding's pretty firm.

...yeah. shit yeeting man. Look at the materials, scattered everywhere from the yeet. At least you're out of harm's way.

Alright, all of the stuff covered...including Voi suddenly falling off of the tower, hitting the ground at a great height. Apparently, the wind shook off Voi, and not the wires.

You're forced to use the snow blowers themselves after the collapsed, kicked scaffolding essentially undoes the snow cleaning. How.

Carts are cool (+2), ok scaffolding and cleaning is p neat but pls describe (+1), yeeting is inordinately impractical (-3), attaching it directly to the tower + hollow pipes + motherboard plating, nice (+4), Snow removal is important but...WTF!? KICKING THE SCAFFOLD!? (-2).

Final result: 28 points!

[Cassie]

"Let's do this."

The Plan

1.First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station.

Use a cart, wheelbarrow, or wagon to carry the supplies.

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.

First, use a shovel to shovel some of the snow away. Then use tools and materials to set up the scaffolding.

3.Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted?

Good thing Nintendo could float! He can fly up to the scaffolds, carrying the materials he need.

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.

Use a tape, or similar adhesives, to stick the wire together. Use plating to keep the wind or elements from damaging or shaking the wires!

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.

Nintendo can float around the scaffolding, dismantling it and taking away any supplies on it. And also shovel away some of the snow for an easier time.

Nintendo yields a 7, 7, 3, 6, and 6, yielding a total of 29 points.

Smooth sailing for the cargo haul...

So is the scaffold setup.

Nintendo at one point just flops onto the snow mid-air. That's gotta hurt his head.

The stuff do a decent job of holding things together.

And so does the dismantling of the scaffold.

Could've used something more efficient than something like those, but they work (+2), ....ok could've gone for something more efficient than a shovel and pls describe (+1), flight is great! (+3), ehhhhhh, taping is crude but you did plate the stuff (+1), and atleast you didn't decide to like, kick the scaffold or moonblast it even though you could've gone for more efficient methods to clean the snow (+1)

Final score: 37 points!

[KungFuCutbug]

tower

1. First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station. (OOC: this means between the uplink station and the helipad, a bit south.)
> Just carry it by hand, you pussy. Exercise! Exercise! If you get too exhausted doing that midway through, then you can use a cart to drive the rest of it over, but try to carry as much of it as you can on foot first. Also, bring some ladders over there too, for a future step.

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.
> Melt the snow, obviously! Salt, heat lamps, etc, you've done this a million times already. Then set up the scaffolding on the sides with nails, bolts, and what have you... and attach the ladders to the scaffolding, also with nails and bolts and the like.

3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted? (tip: this can be built into the scaffold or something, or completely accessory. alternatively you just go into creative mode. Possibilities are endless!)
> That's what the ladders are for! Just climb up there to get the materials up to where you need them to be, easy peasy!

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.
> ...Oh god. Um. You... don't have any expertise in this area, at all—machine repair and stuff was always Nadel's specialty... Shit, where do you go from here? Get some assistance—either from Heeko and the Pianist or from the remaining participants or both, doesn't matter—and get them to help you first.

Now, for the actual thing... The wires need to be secured, right? How about duct tape? That'll keep them in place, right? Duct tape the wires and the motherboard where they need to be, then cover it all up with a lockable metal door in case someone needs to repair it in the future.

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.
> Melt the snow again, using leftover salt and heat lamps from earlier... and then KICK THE SCAFFOLDING OUT FROM THE BOTTOM AS HARD AS YOU FUCKING CAN BECAUSE THAT SOUNDS BADASS

[Cassie]

tower

1. First order of business. Those supplies from a while ago. Transport them to the site by the uplink station. (OOC: this means between the uplink station and the helipad, a bit south.)
> Just carry it by hand, you pussy. Exercise! Exercise! If you get too exhausted doing that midway through, then you can use a cart to drive the rest of it over, but try to carry as much of it as you can on foot first. Also, bring some ladders over there too, for a future step.

2. Next, set up the scaffolding. This is relatively simple, but you also need to find a way to keep the bottom foundation firm in the snow.
> Melt the snow, obviously! Salt, heat lamps, etc, you've done this a million times already. Then set up the scaffolding on the sides with nails, bolts, and what have you... and attach the ladders to the scaffolding, also with nails and bolts and the like.

3. Now you have the scaffolding up, how do we get the building materials hoisted? (tip: this can be built into the scaffold or something, or completely accessory. alternatively you just go into creative mode. Possibilities are endless!)
> That's what the ladders are for! Just climb up there to get the materials up to where you need them to be, easy peasy!

4. This is the actual tower's function: the wiring and motherboard and stuff. Keep it safe. Now, the wires are also going to get shaken. Perhaps some assistance for it is necessary.
> ...Oh god. Um. You... don't have any expertise in this area, at all—machine repair and stuff was always Nadel's specialty... Shit, where do you go from here? Get some assistance—either from Heeko and the Pianist or from the remaining participants or both, doesn't matter—and get them to help you first.

Now, for the actual thing... The wires need to be secured, right? How about duct tape? That'll keep them in place, right? Duct tape the wires and the motherboard where they need to be, then cover it all up with a lockable metal door in case someone needs to repair it in the future.

5. Now, clean it all up. This means the scaffold and whatever leftover supplies. If it weren't for the snow piling on during building, you could probably kick the scaffold from the bottom.
> Melt the snow again, using leftover salt and heat lamps from earlier... and then KICK THE SCAFFOLDING OUT FROM THE BOTTOM AS HARD AS YOU FUCKING CAN BECAUSE THAT SOUNDS BADASS

Sherry yields a 4, 1, 3, 9, and 4, yielding a total of 21 points.

Sherry ends up collapsing midway through carrying cargo by foot, forcing to carry around 3/5ths of it by cart just so that her condition wouldn't quickly excabarate from overexerting herself. The ladders she gets don't seem like it'll hold well, but we'll see...

WHAT. THE. FUCK. THE SNOW IS JUST. NOT. MELTING! AAAAAAAAAAAARGH! And Sherry's scaffolding attempt gets scuffled even more when a ladder falls down and bonks her in the head.

Yeah, no, Sherry just takes waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long to haul the whole thing because of what happened beforehand.

"Alright, I'll help ya on it." Ayyy, you got Heeko's favor! The duct tape and metal door combo is a bit odd, but it gets the job done.

...SHERRY WATCH THE FUCK OUT THE SCAFFOLD'S GONNA HIT YOU- holy shit that was a salty close call.

You could've carted from the get-go, y'know (+1), the snow-melting and scaffold-building is good (+3), you could've gone for something more practical than use some possibly-unstable ladders to haul them up there (-1), ...the way you secured the motherboard and wires are bizarre and a bit crude (0), and whilst melting the snow with heat and salt is great, kicking the scaffold is not (+1)

Final score: 25 points!

[Cassie]

The tower's mostly done, at least in the basics.

"Great progress, and...congratulations, Dubhe, you get to stay in the attic!"

[MadameButterflyKnife]

Voi is limping back to the cabin, looking pretty worse for wear. Before you ask I don't need help don't ask-how the fuck did you guys do, anyway?

[KungFuCutbug]

[Sherry stumbles into the cabin after Voi, rubbing the back of her (Sherry's) head and wincing.] "...At least something went right, sort of. Got hit on the head though... mierda, this headache is killing me..."

[Caret]

Bow is still collapsed on the floor, her feelers wrapped around her back.

"Not doing very well right now. I've felt worse but... gah, my back still hurts like the Distortion World..."

[wingedcatgirl]

"For some reason, forming an actual plan worked a lot better than just spamming fireballs at it. How weird."

They don't seem to be speaking sarcastically.

[Cassie]

To the last Traitor, they can hear this transmission through a walkie-talkie...

"You know how close we are. Don't fail me."

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NIGHT FALLS. DAY STARTS AT THURSDAY, 6:30 PM CST.

[Magolor]

OK we're late but

DAY 5!!!

[MadameButterflyKnife]

>body search

[KungFuCutbug]

"¡Aún vivo!"

> corpse hunt, no time to dilly dally you're so close