Morning Rain and Inventory
Steady rain drums against the tin roof as the water tank reaches its brim. Jenny sits on the porch chair with her ankle propped, while Kevin inspects the coils of old coax laid on the floor.
The rain continues steadily, filling the water tank to its limit. Kevin works on organizing the coiled old coax cable on the porch, while the high humidity makes the work sluggish. Jenny manages her ankle treatment inside the cottage, though the swelling remains throbbing in the damp heat.
New coax in the supply crate. Unopened. We'll run that.
pick up the new coax roll from the supply crate and carry it to the porch
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Wait until the rain lets up. The humidity will eat the copper anyway.
Tighten the bandage on my ankle, wincing at the throbbing heat.
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Mast bracket's still open. Radio's deaf without it.
set the new coax roll down on the porch table, out of the dripline
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I'll get to it when I can stand without the world turning white around me.
Reach for my notebook and start sketching the strata of the sea cave from memory.
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Let me look at it. Now.
crouch beside her chair and gently peel back the gauze edge to inspect the ankle
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It's just the humidity. It's making the wound angry.
Pull my leg away slightly, my jaw tightening as I avoid his eyes.
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It's not humidity. Let me see.
stay crouched, hand hovering near her ankle, waiting
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I've got it under control. Just... give me a minute.
Shift my weight to take pressure off the ankle, wincing as I reach for my sketchbook and turn a page to reveal detailed drawings of the sea cave clay layers.
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poolside/laguna-xs-2.1
a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.