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jarvisconsole) wrote2013-01-15 02:07 am
jarvisconsole) wrote2013-01-15 02:07 am
As of yet unnamed verse with hamelinic
[follows this]
It was about 6 hours later when Jarvis came back online. He had sat completely still all night, plugged into the wall and slowly recharging his inner batteries. The rest of him was in standby mode, almost a pause of sorts.
The charging sequence completed and Jarvis found himself alone. At first, he did not know what to make of it. Hadn't he been talking with Cynric just a moment ago? But no, the soft light starting to penetrate the misty gloom on the windows said it was close to morning. Time had passed and he had not been aware of it.
Jarvis thinks on this revelation for a half second longer before abandoning it as another experience to be observed closer at a later date. He carefully inspected the wires running from the wall that ended somewhere behind his head. His battery could not store any more charge, so the logical thing was to remove the plug. He reaches back and does so, finding a flap that closes up the spot, hiding it from plain sight.
It was slowly getting brighter, much like it had been getting darker before. Jarvis slides off the table, re-practicing the art of walking. There's a door into the rest of the house. His curiosity overriding his programming to stay where he was told to, Jarvis opens the door and steps into the main room. Just looking around...
Observing what a home is to look like. Cynric probably isn't even up yet.
It was about 6 hours later when Jarvis came back online. He had sat completely still all night, plugged into the wall and slowly recharging his inner batteries. The rest of him was in standby mode, almost a pause of sorts.
The charging sequence completed and Jarvis found himself alone. At first, he did not know what to make of it. Hadn't he been talking with Cynric just a moment ago? But no, the soft light starting to penetrate the misty gloom on the windows said it was close to morning. Time had passed and he had not been aware of it.
Jarvis thinks on this revelation for a half second longer before abandoning it as another experience to be observed closer at a later date. He carefully inspected the wires running from the wall that ended somewhere behind his head. His battery could not store any more charge, so the logical thing was to remove the plug. He reaches back and does so, finding a flap that closes up the spot, hiding it from plain sight.
It was slowly getting brighter, much like it had been getting darker before. Jarvis slides off the table, re-practicing the art of walking. There's a door into the rest of the house. His curiosity overriding his programming to stay where he was told to, Jarvis opens the door and steps into the main room. Just looking around...
Observing what a home is to look like. Cynric probably isn't even up yet.
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"I will ask you before proceeding next time."
If Cynric goes looking for a pen, he'll find them in a side drawer all laid out neatly. There's a few other things that are sorted strangely but Jarvis did his best. And he hadn't touched the workshop.
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...his work.
"You didn't-- do this in the shop, did you?"
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It was all so complicated.
...why no notif for this, DW. D:
"...no. That's-- fine. Just... promise you'll not touch anything in there, luv, aye?"
*gasp* for shame DW
"I do promise." That seems to clear the matter up.
[ooc: should we work on another thread? :)]
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Not quite the way he'd meant to start the day. Why hadn't he programmed this one for making breakfast rather than this lovely proper learning-curve algorithm he seemed to have struck on.
"Show me where you've hidden my shirts, then."
[ooc; Sure! Did you have something in mind?]
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[ooc: figuring on slowly having Jarvis build on what he's learned and grow smarter over time. maybe we could do a meme? with some sort of crisis type thing? maybe Cynric hurt badly and Jarvis has to work out what to do...I'm just spitballing, I'll look at bakerstreet and see what they have]