[OPEN]

[cerebral]

Who: Charles Xavier & you.
What: Open post. Feel free to throw your characters at him.
Where: Mog Hill & Mafaton or somewhere in the central area of the city that your character is likely to bump into him.
When: Veerdi afternoon and evening.
Notes: None.
Warnings:  None.

With no afternoon appointments and no one needing his immediate help at the Glory Shada (he is a counselor, after all, and they tend to keep more regular hours), Charles decides to slip away from work early in order to window shop around the city. It's mostly to look at furniture and other essential household items, although bookshops and strange trinkets inevitably end up catching his eye. Every so often he can be seen in shops, snapping pictures on his CiD, enquiring after prices and how long someone will be able to keep a reservation. Occasionally he'll wander into a cafe for coffee or tea on the go, more to warm up on a chilly Ruundary than anything else.

While walking, he lets his mind idle around, picking up and sifting through passing thoughts as he goes. Despite some friendly warnings to be cautious and his own recent encounters with the unforeseen forces of Baedal, he really can't help himself at times.

Comments

[phreak]

"Mostly wind and solar, but there's some others, like etherwaves, that I want to look into. And, yeah, I run my own server -- like a giant tower of computer -- so it needs some juice." As far as she can tell, etherwaves are like wind power based on magical flow or leylines.

[cerebral]

"And you've set all of this up while being here...how long?" Building a computer from scratch when you come from the early sixties is a very impressive feat, never mind the technological advancements that are present in the city. Colour him impressed! Although his astonishment is quite clearly indicated with, "My word."

[phreak]

"Not long, but I came in with my baby -- my sweet, sweet darling lil' server." Whosa good computer? Whosa? You are, yes you! "So, like, I could've thrown together a mucky pup of a box by now -- and like, if mine didn't come, I'd've had to, hard core -- but, like, I didn't have to, so I didn't."