[X] Play it safe, grab the tarp that was over the Musharna cage and cover up with it. It'll do for now...right?
TwilightThorn
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Okay, Rosie, let's not risk her waking up. Just play it safe for now.
Rosie grabbed the tarp that was now sagging halfway off of the cage. The Pokemon inside wailed at her once again and her face contorted as she cringed in reaction to it. "Shh, it's okay. It's okay." She put her hand out to touch the Musharna's body as she covered her own with the tarp, clutching it close to her with one hand. The feeling of fabric against her skin was refreshing, as she'd been without it for so long. It draped down all the way to her feet, and her bare back and butt were still fully exposed as she let go of the Pokemon, glancing around for a key to release the creature as she adjusted the tarp with her hands, wrapping it around herself like a cape to cover her body from view, her head poking out from the top like an immense raincoat.
"Shit...there's no way for me to get you out..." She glanced around some more, her eyes slowly moving toward the woman's body again. The tarp gave her a new kind of modesty that seemed to boost her confidence, and for a moment, she considered poking around on her body again to see if she had any keys on her for the cage. She quickly shook her head and decided against it however.
Stepping around the tent, her bare feet swishing against the rug that covered most of the floor below her. Rosie thought about home once again, images of her partner, Jamie, laying on the couch playing video games while she lays her head in his lap, yawning and making comments about his gameplay. She smiled for a moment before shaking her head, snapping back to reality. Or at least....this reality. She realized she still had so many questions as she began rummaging around on the counters and shelves that held various scientific instruments like test tubes, syringes and vials of the purple fluid extracted from the Musharna, along with a few questionable instruments like a hand saw and a rusty pair of scissors. Rosie grimaced as she looked at these, trying to avoid thinking about what they might have been used for.
"Creepy...God, I wanna go home." She shook her head, glancing again at the woman and then back at the Musharna. She sighed, realizing her hands were tied, and figured she'd just head out on her way. She began to step toward the exit once again before she lost her footing suddenly and stumbled forward, flaying open the tarp from her body and exposing her bare breasts as it fell down. She caught it with one hand, and caught her balance on the counter nearby. She scoffed and fixed the tarp around her once again, looking down at the floor where her foot had stumbled.
Rosie saw a small wrinkle in the carpet, where the corner peeled up slightly to reveal what looked like a small black metal panel on the floor. At first glance, it appeared as if it might be a solar panel or sewer grate, but it was square and seemed thick and heavy. Furling her eyebrows a little, Rosie bent over and peeled up the corner of the carpet, tossing it back behind her.
"Holy shit..." Rosie peered down at the panel, astonished. It was a square metal grate with a handle on the end of it, the kind of thing she'd seen in those apocalypse shelter shows on TV. Every fiber of her logical mind was screaming at her not to open it up, since she had no idea what she might find within it. However, her logical mind was not the only one she had, and deep down inside herself, she could not resist her own curiosity. "Fuck it...I mean, if I die...it might just send me home anyway. Right?" She shrugged, resting her hand on the handle of the trapdoor and slowly unlatching it, hesitating a moment before wincing and putting all of the strength she had in her to pulling it up. Her tarp sagged again as she did, falling to the floor completely and leaving her entirely bare as she finally managed to lift it up. She picked up the tarp again, wrapping it around herself once more as she peered down into the hole before her.
To her surprise, she saw a perfectly lit tunnel leading straight downward, and a ladder on the opposite wall. It was as if there was an entire bunker down below her. There could be anything down there. She had to know.
Rosie clutched the tarp in front of her body firmly with one hand as she stepped onto the ladder, wincing slightly from the cold sensation of the metal on her bare feet. "Why am I doing this? I've seen so many movies, I should know better. Come on now..." This didn't stop her, however, as she stepped further down into the unknown depths of the bunker below.
When Rosie finally reached the bottom, she fumbled for a moment at the incline, but once she found her footing, what she saw before her was astonishing. There was a short hallway with plain white walls on both sides that opened up into a large chamber, full of other cages with other, very similar tarps over them. Rosie stepped forward into the chamber, her mouth agape and her eyes beaming, and she noticed a faded emblem on one of the walls. It was the same lightning bolt and shield emblem that was on the woman's coat from before. Team Plasma. Did they have a bigger foothold here than she realized? Rosie looked on, stunned and slightly intimidated by the emblem until a sound snapped her out of her stupor. To her left, she heard the familiar cry of a Pokemon. She couldn't be sure which one it was, and in fact, she seemed to be hearing numerous noises from inside the cages. in what quickly became an unending hum of animal sounds. At the same time, she noticed a small computer monitor in the corner, complete with a keyboard and mouse. There was a flashing light from the side of it, indicating that there was a flash drive plugged in to the side of it.
Rosie shivered a little. It seemed like she had just stumbled upon something she was never meant to see. Still, her curiosity kicked in once again, and she found her eyes wandering between the tarp-covered cages and the computer monitor, as if trying to convince herself to pick one over the other.
Rosie, you're in way over your head here, you're practically naked, and...you're horribly curious. I mean, just a little look won't hurt, right?
[] Check the computer, something has to be on it that might provide some clues.
[] Pull off one of the tarps on the cages and see what's being held in them. She might have just hit the motherlode.
Rosie grabbed the tarp that was now sagging halfway off of the cage. The Pokemon inside wailed at her once again and her face contorted as she cringed in reaction to it. "Shh, it's okay. It's okay." She put her hand out to touch the Musharna's body as she covered her own with the tarp, clutching it close to her with one hand. The feeling of fabric against her skin was refreshing, as she'd been without it for so long. It draped down all the way to her feet, and her bare back and butt were still fully exposed as she let go of the Pokemon, glancing around for a key to release the creature as she adjusted the tarp with her hands, wrapping it around herself like a cape to cover her body from view, her head poking out from the top like an immense raincoat.
"Shit...there's no way for me to get you out..." She glanced around some more, her eyes slowly moving toward the woman's body again. The tarp gave her a new kind of modesty that seemed to boost her confidence, and for a moment, she considered poking around on her body again to see if she had any keys on her for the cage. She quickly shook her head and decided against it however.
Stepping around the tent, her bare feet swishing against the rug that covered most of the floor below her. Rosie thought about home once again, images of her partner, Jamie, laying on the couch playing video games while she lays her head in his lap, yawning and making comments about his gameplay. She smiled for a moment before shaking her head, snapping back to reality. Or at least....this reality. She realized she still had so many questions as she began rummaging around on the counters and shelves that held various scientific instruments like test tubes, syringes and vials of the purple fluid extracted from the Musharna, along with a few questionable instruments like a hand saw and a rusty pair of scissors. Rosie grimaced as she looked at these, trying to avoid thinking about what they might have been used for.
"Creepy...God, I wanna go home." She shook her head, glancing again at the woman and then back at the Musharna. She sighed, realizing her hands were tied, and figured she'd just head out on her way. She began to step toward the exit once again before she lost her footing suddenly and stumbled forward, flaying open the tarp from her body and exposing her bare breasts as it fell down. She caught it with one hand, and caught her balance on the counter nearby. She scoffed and fixed the tarp around her once again, looking down at the floor where her foot had stumbled.
Rosie saw a small wrinkle in the carpet, where the corner peeled up slightly to reveal what looked like a small black metal panel on the floor. At first glance, it appeared as if it might be a solar panel or sewer grate, but it was square and seemed thick and heavy. Furling her eyebrows a little, Rosie bent over and peeled up the corner of the carpet, tossing it back behind her.
"Holy shit..." Rosie peered down at the panel, astonished. It was a square metal grate with a handle on the end of it, the kind of thing she'd seen in those apocalypse shelter shows on TV. Every fiber of her logical mind was screaming at her not to open it up, since she had no idea what she might find within it. However, her logical mind was not the only one she had, and deep down inside herself, she could not resist her own curiosity. "Fuck it...I mean, if I die...it might just send me home anyway. Right?" She shrugged, resting her hand on the handle of the trapdoor and slowly unlatching it, hesitating a moment before wincing and putting all of the strength she had in her to pulling it up. Her tarp sagged again as she did, falling to the floor completely and leaving her entirely bare as she finally managed to lift it up. She picked up the tarp again, wrapping it around herself once more as she peered down into the hole before her.
To her surprise, she saw a perfectly lit tunnel leading straight downward, and a ladder on the opposite wall. It was as if there was an entire bunker down below her. There could be anything down there. She had to know.
Rosie clutched the tarp in front of her body firmly with one hand as she stepped onto the ladder, wincing slightly from the cold sensation of the metal on her bare feet. "Why am I doing this? I've seen so many movies, I should know better. Come on now..." This didn't stop her, however, as she stepped further down into the unknown depths of the bunker below.
When Rosie finally reached the bottom, she fumbled for a moment at the incline, but once she found her footing, what she saw before her was astonishing. There was a short hallway with plain white walls on both sides that opened up into a large chamber, full of other cages with other, very similar tarps over them. Rosie stepped forward into the chamber, her mouth agape and her eyes beaming, and she noticed a faded emblem on one of the walls. It was the same lightning bolt and shield emblem that was on the woman's coat from before. Team Plasma. Did they have a bigger foothold here than she realized? Rosie looked on, stunned and slightly intimidated by the emblem until a sound snapped her out of her stupor. To her left, she heard the familiar cry of a Pokemon. She couldn't be sure which one it was, and in fact, she seemed to be hearing numerous noises from inside the cages. in what quickly became an unending hum of animal sounds. At the same time, she noticed a small computer monitor in the corner, complete with a keyboard and mouse. There was a flashing light from the side of it, indicating that there was a flash drive plugged in to the side of it.
Rosie shivered a little. It seemed like she had just stumbled upon something she was never meant to see. Still, her curiosity kicked in once again, and she found her eyes wandering between the tarp-covered cages and the computer monitor, as if trying to convince herself to pick one over the other.
Rosie, you're in way over your head here, you're practically naked, and...you're horribly curious. I mean, just a little look won't hurt, right?
[] Check the computer, something has to be on it that might provide some clues.
[] Pull off one of the tarps on the cages and see what's being held in them. She might have just hit the motherlode.