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Captain Jack Harkness ([personal profile] theendiswherewestartfrom) wrote in [community profile] melodiesoflife2016-01-31 01:23 pm

Dual Full Moon At The Observatory! [Open Log]

What: The night of the Dual Full Moon, people can come to the Observatory and see their home worlds through the broken telescope.
When: January 30 to the morning of 31.

[OOC: This is an open log for anyone to tag anyone.]

As Jack promised, the Observatory is set up for a lot of people to be there. He's shoved tables to the sides to make more open space in the room with the telescope, because he expects that after his letter, many of the heroes will come to see the phenomenon.

Jack, himself, is equipped with sleeping bags and hot chocolate, it might get cold in the Observatory overnight, as he waits for the moons to rise. Only when the rest of the sky seems clear, and the light coming off them both is strong, does Jack dare to peek through the telescope. Zelda's words are still with him. Could the crystalization be harming their own worlds? It's impossible, isn't it?
goddessofthesky: (thinking)

Thread For Messing With The Telescope

[personal profile] goddessofthesky 2016-02-05 04:39 pm (UTC)(link)
It certainly sounded like Jack had a plan and since she had nothing else to add she nodded her head and took a step back to get out of Ramza's way. She hadn't really spoken to him since their shared visions of the future though she didn't expect him too.

Her thoughts lingered on the depressing topic for only a moment before she looked back up at Jack.

"And opening it won't break it?"
zodiac_brave: (are you serious)

[personal profile] zodiac_brave 2016-02-06 05:12 am (UTC)(link)
Ramza took Jack's screwdriver and started carefully loosening the screws on the panel.

"It should not, so long as we are careful." And if it was so fragile that examining it caused problems, then they could not really expect it to last through the next invasion or assault by a large marshmallow creature. They might as well learn what they could. 'Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission', wasn't it said?

He understood very little of what Jack said, other than that the telescope could be the hinge pin of some sort of trap. He tried to keep his tool very straight and turning with precise motions so as not to jostle any delicate machinery or crystals or 'Haemovariform' within.
goddessofthesky: (Worry)

Got the mod call on this.

[personal profile] goddessofthesky 2016-02-09 02:01 am (UTC)(link)
Zelda couldn’t see from her position but she watched the pair worked on the panel. She felt her heart jump in her throat looking between the pair’s expressions.

“What do you mean?” As she spoke another idea came to mind. “It only works now, perhaps something about the moons gives it power.”

Which means it might show them their homes year round only it’s broken now.
zodiac_brave: (reaching)

[personal profile] zodiac_brave 2016-02-10 01:26 am (UTC)(link)
"Is it not just an overly large spyglass?" Ramza did not understand why a spyglass would require power.

...but he was passing familiar with other strange machinery that did draw power from another source.

He drew out his crystal and held it up to the naked inner workings of the telescope. "It only shows our worlds when we are very near and looking through. Perhaps our crystals react with it somehow," he ventured.
goddessofthesky: (kiss huh?)

[personal profile] goddessofthesky 2016-02-10 08:49 pm (UTC)(link)
Zelda took his crystal and then peeked through the scope. There was a moment where her eyes adjusted on the picture in view when finally she shakes her head.

"I still see my home."

She held out his crystal back to him.
zodiac_brave: (hmmm)

[personal profile] zodiac_brave 2016-02-12 01:27 am (UTC)(link)
Ramza sighed. They were still no closer to revealing the telescope's secrets than before they'd started. He had not expected sparks and whirring sounds like the zodiac stones elicited from the ancient machines from Goug, but perhaps a slight shift in the view.

"Any other ideas? The moons must have something to do with it, but without a powerful Astrologer, I do not see a way we can manipulate them for a different view."

He stowed his crystal away and went back to examining the wiring of the giant device.