Day 975
The Weight of the Humidity
The morning light broke over Sorrel Island as the tide began its slow climb against the jagged volcanic rocks. Kevin stood by the dock, checking the tension on the salt-worn way lines while watching the water lap higher against the pilings. He measured the water level in the tank. 'Tank's full. 397 litres,' he announced. Jenny sat on the porch steps, her ankle wrapped in fresh gauze. 'It's enough for now. Did the radio catch anything today?' she asked. 'Nothing but static on the scheduled check. Supply boat's still nine days out, weather window holding,' Kevin replied.
The morning light broke over Sorrel Island as the tide began its slow climb against the jagged volcanic rocks. Kevin stood by the dock, checking the tension on the salt-worn way lines while watching the water lap higher against the pilings. He measured the water level in the tank. 'Tank's full. 397 litres,' he announced. Jenny sat on the porch steps, her ankle wrapped in fresh gauze. 'It's enough for now. Did the radio catch anything today?' she asked. 'Nothing but static on the scheduled check. Supply boat's still nine days out, weather window holding,' Kevin replied.
By midday, the heavy humidity became oppressive, stalling their progress on brush removal. Kevin focused on cottage maintenance while Jenny attempted to manage the heirloom seeds. She struggled with the throbbing pain in her ankle. She noted the garden soil pH was at 5.6, requiring lime amendment. 'Nine days. I need to check the pH on the north ridge again; the soil is shifting,' Jenny said. 'Your ankle's past the line you marked. You're not walking the north ridge,' Kevin countered. 'It's just a survey, Kevin. I can manage.' 'The boat is nine days out, Kevin. Don't let the dock drown, just watch the lines.'
In the afternoon, the tide reached its lowest point, exposing more rocks. They stayed inside as the grey sky darkened. Jenny rested on the table while Kevin checked household supplies. By the evening, the smell of drying mint and sea beet filled the kitchen. A coconut crab had raided the garden overnight, and a fish run moved through the shallows off the dock. Jenny made sketches of a sea beet leaf and the ruined way.
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the keeper's cottage · dawnMorning Heat and Salt
Jenny sits on the porch steps, her ankle wrapped in fresh gauze while she watches the light breeze. Kevin stands by the railing, checking the water level in the tank with the measuring stick. The air is dry and warm as the tide begins to come in.
The morning light breaks over Sorrel Island as the tide begins its slow climb against the jagged volcanic rocks. Kevin stands by the dock, checking the tension on the salt-worn way lines while watching the water lap higher against the pilings. Jenny is near the cottage, tending to the poultice on her ankle, her eyes scanning the horizon for any sign of the supply boat.
Tank's full. 397 litres.
set the measuring stick against the tank wall and turn toward the porch steps, leaning one hip against the railing
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It's enough for now. Did the radio catch anything today?
Jenny reaches for the notebook on her lap, her fingers tracing the sketch of the way ruins.
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Nothing but static on the scheduled check. Supply boat's still nine days out, weather window holding.
step down from the railing and move to the porch edge, arms crossed, looking out at the water
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Nine days. I need to check the pH on the north ridge again; the soil is shifting.
Jenny shifts her weight, wincing silently as the pulse in her ankle throbs against the bandage.
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Your ankle's past the line you marked. You're not walking the north ridge.
turn fully toward her, voice flat
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It's just a survey, Kevin. I can manage.
Jenny tightens her grip on the notebook, her knuckles white as she stares out at the half-weeded garden.
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the dock · morningThe Tide Reaches
The rising water has now reached the lower steps of the dock, and Kevin calls Jenny to discuss the arrival of the boat.
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The boat is nine days out, Kevin. Don't let the dock drown, just watch the lines.
tucks the seed tin into her belt and limps toward the kitchen to check the poultice.
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We have a thousand days of dry rations in the shed, Kevin. Focus on the boat's ETA.
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I'm not talking about the garden yet, I'm talking about the water level.
turns away from him, sitting at the table to open the heirloom seed tin.
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the keeper's cottage · middayA Quiet Stretch
Back at the cottage.
The heavy humidity makes the air oppressive, stalling progress on the brush removal. Kevin focuses on cottage maintenance while Jenny attempts to manage the heirloom seeds, though she struggles with the throbbing pain in her ankle.
The humidity is too high today, Kevin. Stop staring at the water.
Sit on the porch step, open the heirloom seed tin, and inspect the seeds for signs of mold or damp.
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Jenny — take a handful of the sea beet seeds and rub them between my fingers to check for viability.
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the keeper's cottage · afternoonThe Approaching Boat
The tide has reached its lowest point, exposing more of the rocks. The grey sky begins to darken.
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Stop it. Just leave me alone. ownDO: Stand up slowly, clutching the table as my ankle throbs, and walk into the kitchen to get some water.
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the keeper's cottage · eveningEvening Preparation
The heat begins to break as the overcast sky thickens. Kevin and Jenny gather in the kitchen to prepare the evening meal.
The evening heat lingers even as the trade wind provides a slight, dry relief. The tide is out, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools and the base of the dock. Inside the cottage, the smell of drying mint and sea beet fills the air, while the sound of water dripping from the leaky shutter echoes against the floorboards.
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I'm not hungry, Kevin. Just... tired.
Winces as she shifts her weight, pressing a hand to the swollen poultice on her ankle.
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It's fine. Just let me sit.
Goes quiet, focusing focus on the grain of the wooden table as she ignores the throb in her leg.
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Jenny — stares at her calloused hands, tracing a knot in the wood with a fingernail.
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Jenny — reaches for the tin of seeds, her fingers brushing the cold metal, needing the distraction.
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The stars emerge over the clear sky as the temperature drops slightly. The tide begins to turn back, and the island waits for the supply boat that is still nine days away.
The evening is calm under a dry season breeze as the tide begins to push inland. Kevin and Jenny rest in the cottage, preparing mentally for the upcoming arrival of the supply boat in nine days.
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Applies a fresh mint poultice to the ankle and sketches the structure of a sea beet leaf.
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Jenny — closes her sketchbook and shifts her weight away from the throbbing ankle.
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Is the radio clear, Kevin?
Reaches for the tin of seeds on the table, checking the weight of it.
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Right. Just keep listening.
Rubs her thumb over the cold metal of the seed tin, feeling the salt-corrosion on the edge.
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