[Mafia] The Aurora Project - [END]

[Cassie]

>go find something vegetarian

Okay nice you find a delicious salad in the fridge- ayo why the hell is it next to some braised beef. Like bruh. Either Heeko or the Pianist is being reckless on sorting even the cooked foods here.

>Find fixings for sauteed mushrooms

After OP figures out what "fixings" mean in this context, Ruby finds some stuff to make sauteed mushrooms, like a small frying pan (okay this is a teensy bit too small for her liking), some butter, and some beech, hedgehog, enoki, and morel mushrooms.

>Find something to eat

Would you like coffee crackers as bitter as your Switch catridges, Nintendo?

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Russell sighs. I guess it's back to work, then.
Russell grabs another shovel and wonders...

THE PLAN

1. Shovel the snow out first, trying to mime what you observed from Voi and Sherry's makeshift grave dig. Then you can ignite your spade with Anger and melt the remaining pieces of snow. There should be a towel in the storage closet (or enough toilet paper from the bathrooms) to wipe the melted snow clean. If needed, you can ignite your bat and knife as a makeshift heater. Also, the bunkers have fallen open. So you just... close the door. That's it, really.

2. Loot the storage closet (and look around the armory's mess) for any useful things like pieces of metal or stuff, and TRY to bolt them in with a tool you find in there or something. Look for a blowtorch in the closet and armory to weld the gaps; if there's none, you'll just have to make-do with the flames from your knife. Now that the hole's hopefully gone, Russell would then do the same snow shoveling technique (hopefully he doesn't have to use TP), put the weapons back where they belong; you put what you assume to be the heavier and more useful weapons down, and the lighter, smaller ones high up. Russell is tempted to swap them around, but then he remembers that weapon closets were not made for short 14 year olds.

3. Russell doesn't quite understand why everybody else disassembles first, instead of looking the problem up. He tries to find a manual and gathers the tools he thinks he would require, alongside gloves, goggles, helmets, any kind of protective equipment he can find. Then, he flips through the pages of manual, looking for the problem. Look for instructions and try to fix the problem, using the equipment if the manual lists them. Once that part's done, Russell does the same thing he did with fixing the armory's hole; except he DEFINITELY doesn't want to risk using flames from his knife to do the job. This is machinery he's working with, afterall.

4. It's more snow. Atleast there's no door closing or weapon arranging. It's an open environment, so wiping wont work here atleast. Russell simply heads to the storage closet and grabs rock salt to complete his snow-shoveling arsenal, now spreading rock salt as he heats and shovels.

Russell rolls 5, 2, 2, and 8, yielding a measly 17 points.

He manages to get the snow shoveled out, but what remains melts from the angery spade, and spills on your pants and shoes. At least the floor's dry once it's time to close the door.

Russell's metal patching is immediately undone from the melting knives that also lead to bits of molten metal scorching you, forcing you to...use toilet paper and snow to patch the hole back up. Ack. And like the 14-year old you are (regardless of personality), you couldn't resist to swap some of the weapon's orders around.

COMPLETELY out of metal from that failed armory patching, he's forced to resort to layers of toilet paper just to patch the holes up. And the gun's still jammed, you oof.

Atleast his helipad cleaning went smooth sailing.

For being very considerate on clearing the bunker and keeping its safety (+3), patching AND sorting (+2), using a manual AND going straight to hole-patching (+2), plus rock salt whilst melt-plowing (+2), the otherwise-measly 17 points become 26 points!