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re_alignment_logs2012-08-08 07:57 pm
heavymetalgenkigirl) wrote in re_alignment_logs2012-08-08 07:57 pm
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Who: Miko and You~!
Where: Ratchet’s Medbay
When: Earlier today
What: Miko has some art she wants to put in the Medbay for Ratchet, but she’s kind of hoping to make it a surprise.
Warnings: Miko? Nothing I can think of.
Miko could be found dragging a large board toward Ratchet’s Medbay. The girl seemed to be struggling with the board that was a couple feet taller than her and about twice as long as she was tall. This meant that even though the board was very thin, far too thin to construct anything with, it was awkward and difficult for her to move.
From the right side of the board it could be seen what was on it that prompted her to be trying to move it in the first place. In what looked like colored pencil there was a drawing of five mechs and three humans. Anyone who had seen Miko’s doodles before would easily be able to tell that this was her own art.
(OOC: This is the image.
)
Where: Ratchet’s Medbay
When: Earlier today
What: Miko has some art she wants to put in the Medbay for Ratchet, but she’s kind of hoping to make it a surprise.
Warnings: Miko? Nothing I can think of.
Miko could be found dragging a large board toward Ratchet’s Medbay. The girl seemed to be struggling with the board that was a couple feet taller than her and about twice as long as she was tall. This meant that even though the board was very thin, far too thin to construct anything with, it was awkward and difficult for her to move.
From the right side of the board it could be seen what was on it that prompted her to be trying to move it in the first place. In what looked like colored pencil there was a drawing of five mechs and three humans. Anyone who had seen Miko’s doodles before would easily be able to tell that this was her own art.
(OOC: This is the image.
)