The Rising Tide
The tide is now covering the rock crevice. The clouds are low, and the first heavy drops of rain are falling.
The morning air is heavy with humidity as the pressure holds despite the overcast. Jenny redresses her ankle and begins the morning dose of antibiotics, while Kevin checks the water levels and prepares the gear for the day ahead.
Tide's covering the crevice. Going to check the shackle pin at the mooring ring while there's still slack. Back in twenty.
walk down to the dock
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Be careful with the slip!
Walk slowly to the stove and pour a bowl of the limpet broth.
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Aye. Testing each plank.
step onto the first dock plank, testing weight before committing
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Jenny — sit heavily in the kitchen chair and eat a spoonful of the broth, wincing as the movement pulls at the skin of my ankle.
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(nothing — already on the dock, too far to speak without shouting)
continue down the dock toward the mooring ring, testing each plank, watching the greenheart sister plank where it floats on the void
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Jenny — set the bowl aside and carefully peel back the gauze from my ankle to check the red streaks.
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Kevin — reach the mooring ring, grip the shackle pin, test if it turns clean by hand
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Jenny — use the ballpoint pen to mark the current leading edge of the infection on my skin.
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Kevin — pull penetrating oil from pocket, spray the shackle pin threads, let it soak while watching the water rise
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Jenny — reach for the notebook and log the new measurement: 12cm from wound margin.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.