I dunno if this is a shit way of looking at it but... as long as we're not living in a fucking sandbox I'm okay. Except that didn't involve the sky falling. Business gotta carry on somehow.

duct tape
boards
nails
hammer
bottled water
Jack Daniels

[Lockdown watches a vid screen showing what's going on outside. Some of the bushes and trees are missing branches from the falling rocks.]

I gotta say that I've only ever seen this out in space. This is why it pays to live in a ship built for this kinda thing.

I would like to ask a question, if I may. Is there anyone who knows if the group opposing the deities can do as it says? I doubt the wisdom of openly going against the deities, but, if they have found a way to control whatever powers the deities possess, I think they would be worth talking with.

More importantly, where are the meteors coming from? [Because falling rocks are infinitely more important than the growing threat of a rebellion!] If the City is enveloped by a force field, there shouldn't be a way for extraterrestrial debris to reach us. I can only imagine that either there is no such force field, the field allows objects to get in but not out, or there is a reason why our roofs are being compromised by meteorites. The first seems unlikely.

Whatever the truth is, it's not a bad curse. A meteorite is the closest I have been to space in over fifteen months.

How annoying. What should be expected next...fire and brimstone?


( action for housemates )

[As the meteor showers begin to terrorize those on the streets, up pops a very useful video (not useful at all), courtesy of your friendly Aesir (super friendly!).]

It seems the timing to leave the forest could not have been more fortunate. [Yeah, see, Thor? She's got good ideas, so let's put that pout away.] I take it we truly have landed in the middle of a rebellion. Where do your loyalties lie, in this case?

[A pause.] And -

How does one communicate privately on these devices, if the need arises?