>Lie down a bed, continue waiting; presumably for the people to call on you to blast stuff. You did make arrangements Hod, so you should keep patience for a little bit more. Why would they ever pay you anything if you just break out and blast things for free?
>You decided to wait, but instead of lying down, you take aim at the door, ready to blast at anything if it ever opens.Ammending Prosplazs plan
> don't lie down and be ready to shoot if the door is opened
>"It's fine," he grumbles, peeking his head around the doorframe, "You just gave me another reminder of why we tend to be cautious around Abnormalities."> Aim your third leg down to the ground, "Whoops! Sorry, I heard something stomping around outside the door and thought it'd force the door open."
>"It's fine," he grumbles, peeking his head around the doorframe, "You just gave me another reminder of why we tend to be cautious around Abnormalities."
>He enters, "Anyway, they're delivering more furniture for your room."
>_
>"Thank you very much for this.">"It's fine," he grumbles, peeking his head around the doorframe, "You just gave me another reminder of why we tend to be cautious around Abnormalities."
>He enters, "Anyway, they're delivering more furniture for your room."
>_
Nazgul, there was no buzz. Did you forget to put it in? There usually a buzz, before the employe enter our room.
>
>"Yeah, whatever..." he answers, "Anyway I'm pretty sure modifying the door in such a manner would be a breach of safety protocol. I'm not sure about the camera either...">"Thank you very much for this."
>"I think the next item that is going to be required will be either adding a peephole to the door, or having a monitor connected to a camera that is installed on the other side of my door. Unless you prefer to be frightened by my third leg being prepped in case of hostile individuals breaking into my room?"
>You remember your note, but you're not sure if you can physically check him for that kind of stuff. You don't really have an innate sense for it as far as you know.>Notice your note and remember to check him for divine power or magic.
>"There was a Green Dawn, but aside from that nothing out of the ordinary."
>You fetch the items and begin building the chairs, mentally mapping out where you want them to be.>Fetch the items, then empty out each box and build that chair in turn.*
>Place the chairs on opposite sides of the table, with the table overlapping the yellow and black line in such a way the the chairs are on opposing sides, and put the carpet in a suitable location somewhere in the room, after unfolding and unrolling it that is.
>It's rectangular and predominantly red, with some intricate patterning around the edges.Furniture
>Description of carpet's appearance, please? Colors, any patterns, etc.
>"Didn't I till you earlier?" he questions.>"Green Dawn?" Glance at Archer with expression of mild confusion, before turning back to work. "Are there different types of Dawn Events? And what, exactly, does the Green variant entail?"
>"Well, most abnormalities don't really care." he shrugs.Camera and windows;
>"That is sad."
>"You really can't expect people not to get twitchy and nervous when they can regularly hear sounds of combat, screams of murder and metal groaning right there, on the other side of the door."
>You've heard the word when you asked about Green Dawn earlier but you're not sure what a robot is. Ask this question anyway?
>"You said one word like it explained everything."
>"You said one word like it explained everything."
>"People in this place do that way too often."