revivalproject | Building A Brighter Future For Tomorrow

WHO: Reeve Tuesti, Mini-C, Open
WHERE: Temba Restoration Coordination Building, Hotel, Around the City
WHAT: City Repairs, Planning for possible Agrii visit and city stabilization, Moving furniture
WHEN: March
WARNINGS: N/A

1. Plans for the Future | TRC Building

It had been so long since Reeve spent much time in this building. Since the volcano and his recovery efforts had led to him moving in with Richie and York. Well, once they were back on the surface of course. And now here Reeve was, sorting through papers on his table while Mini was piloting a broom around, sweeping out dust and smaller rocks.

"Shouldn't we wait for an answer on the whole negotiations thing?" Mini asked as he worked. Apparently he was focused enough to be trotting out more of Reeve's elevated and educated accent rather than their native one. "You know, wait for permission?"

"Yes, in an ideal situation, that would be the wise effort," Reeve agreed as he finally found the map he was working on and hauled it out of a stack to spread it once more. The corners, curled as they were, got weighed down with little chunks of rock. "However something tells me if the Plantkin agree, the Agrii are not going to wish to linger before some come down. So we need to get ahead of the curve."

"Yeah but-"

Mini stopped when he heard the bell that they had hung from the door chime, and with unerring unity of motion, both the robot and the man looked up to their visitor.

"Here to help?" Reeve asked cheerful. "I can pay in, I don't know. Coffee?"

2. Hotel Help | Temba Hotel

And of course this was another place Reeve was going to end up. At the moment he was on the fourth floor, a tool box at his side, Mini nearby holding a hammer.

"Alright," Reeve said as he finished placing the screwdriver just under the edge of the pin of a hinge. "Hammer."

"Hammer," Mini echoed as he passed it over. "Are ya really sure we need ta-"

"Getting furniture in there will be easier with the door off. And we need to patch the walls and window in this room."

Someone was taking preparing for possible new residents very seriously. Maybe he needs some help. Or a distraction.