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fandomhigh2021-07-27 10:54 am
designateddadfriend) wrote in fandomhigh2021-07-27 10:54 am
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Fire & Rescue Bootcamp, Tuesday, session 1
Why did his class have to happen so early? Travis had been in Seattle until the last possible moment, staying up to have a post-shift day-drink with Vic, and was now back, freshly portalled in, exhausted and vaguely tipsy, and wishing he could have caught a quick nap before having to play drill sergeant to a bunch of pre-probies.
"Mornin'," he said, squinting at them in the empty Danger Shop (yeah, he still didn't know how that thing worked). "Today we're . . . hoses. They're heavy. Everything is heavy. Drag 'em around. Hook 'em up. Spray things with them. Not each other. That hurts." He looked around, scowling faintly. "How is there no coffee in here?"
Maybe next week he'd learn how to actually program things.
"Mornin'," he said, squinting at them in the empty Danger Shop (yeah, he still didn't know how that thing worked). "Today we're . . . hoses. They're heavy. Everything is heavy. Drag 'em around. Hook 'em up. Spray things with them. Not each other. That hurts." He looked around, scowling faintly. "How is there no coffee in here?"
Maybe next week he'd learn how to actually program things.
Re: Talk to Travis
"Man," said Prompto, "I am really hoping you don't make me regret having shown you this."
He had some doubts!
But he also had chocobos, so it was okay.
Re: Talk to Travis
He was 100% going to regret having shown Travis how to do this.
"How does it work?" he asked, then immediately shook his head. "Actually I don't want to know. This is the perfect training tool."