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A Diving Expedition

WHO: Cal Kestis, Jonathan Sims and Tony Stark
WHERE: The Flood Plain
WHAT: When one has rebreathers, one does underwater exploration
WHEN: A few days after being freed of Calibration hell
WARNINGS: N/A, will update as necessary

It was decided rather unanimously, and perhaps unsurprising given the time that had been spent in confinement. After being cooped up indoors with little place else to go, the opportunity to finally go elsewhere is a welcome one, and there seems no point in waiting. Besides, Cal can use the distraction. While he's not certain of exactly how many of their number have been sent away, it's difficult to miss at least one presence, strong in the Force as Altair was. Hopefully he would be back where he was meant to be.

Cal's looking forward to the outing, however, eager to be about and exploring with friends. Given the chosen venue, one might never guess from the way he's prepared. He's dressed as he usually is, BD-1 perched on a broken bit of wall, both beside the shallows of the eastern-most inner curve of the large lake that's taken up a good portion of the southwestern corner of the city.

It's a lot of area to cover, and the more he looks at it, the more he wonders just how deep it can be. The couple of times he's gone in probably haven't even covered very much of anything, and with so many places to look, he'd been practical and stuck to where he could make out the remnants of buildings. That seemed to be the most ideal place to find anything, anyway.

Glancing at his droid friend, he tilts his head. "They should be here soon. You ready, BeeDee?" The little droid borbles, wiggling eagerly, making the padawan laugh. "Yeah, it'll be a nice change of pace after all that." He turns, looking out towards the main road again for any signs of Jon and Tony.

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Not at all expecting a piggyback ride, Cal yelps when he feels his leg being pulled up, giving him no choice but to cling with both arms. He could argue, but of the three of them Tony seemed the least affected, mobility-wise at least. So instead he sighs, resting his chin on his shoulder. At least he'll appreciate the chance to rest.

"I don't think it was a battlefield," he murmurs thoughtfully. "Even with things living below, there would have been more traces of...remains. I didn't get any sense of something violent happening there. Which just makes it more puzzling."

He watches Jon dig through fish organs with disturbed curiosity, blinking as he realizes Tony's addressing him. "I don't read minds," he promises, chuckling weakly. "It's the Force. I don't remember if I explained it last time. But it's like an energy field of sorts. It exists everywhere, and within everything. Where I'm from, some people are sensitive to it, able to tap into it. The Jedi, they'd find those Force sensitives at a young age to make sure they would be trained properly."

From a wince to a half-smothered laugh, that's Cal's reaction when Jon holds out fish guts for Tony's partaking. At least, until Tony seems to be making him take one for the team instead.

"That....is really disgusting," he feels he has to state. He glances down as he notices BD-1's come over, staring up at all of them, probably wondering if they'll really eat the thing. He can get more. There's lots.

Jon takes a while to simply look up at the other two from where he’s still sitting on the ground, holding up whatever piece of the fish’s inner working the Lamellen thing is. After receiving similar reactions from both, he glances over to the small droid. Then he sighs, dropping his shoulders along his his hand and turning his head forward again.

“Fine. Go ahead, then. I’ll... find you in the hospital in a few hours.” Only to offer them the very same thing squished into a mushy paste on a spoon.

They had stuff to talk about, a whole debrief that included explaining Cal to Tony and how they could keep Jon from being so appetizing to the locals, but Jon was severely derailing them. Turning his head slightly to suggest eye contact with Cal, hoping maybe he understood what Jon was trying to tell them, with his lip raised in confusion, Tony went, "Do you work at the hospital now?" It wasn't clear what they were supposed to be doing at the hospital for a few hours without the doctor, the guy who seemed to understand what attacked them on a primal level, and the third necessary element to the debrief cocktail that Tony didn't think was that complicated. "Hey, tell me this," Tony continued, "You found Jon with the Force down there, how do you know this is really him? Does he smell right? Did the fish replace his brain?" At the same time, he waved a hand Jon's way-- not for his gross snack, but to pick up Jon from the ground, too. Tony would carry them both if he had to. It wouldn't go great, but he would try.

His thoughts are along the same line as Tony's- no mind reading attached. "You were bitten too," Cal says, frowning a little. "Also, I don't know if waiting around for hours is going to be helpful."

He sighs again, pausing from whatever more he'd been about to say as Tony speaks up, shaking his head, but not without a faint smile. "Come on. We're all going together," he continues, treating Tony's inquiry as rhetorical. "If you need more fish samples, we may as well grab them now." A pause. "...but if you say it'll help, then all of us should probably try it." He's trusting you Jon. Even though he has a feeling it is going to taste horrible.

BD-1's hopping over from where he'd scampered off to the water's edge again, clutching a couple of dangling squid-fish things in a foot. He's being helpful!

"Oh, I was bitten." Jon acknowledges with an exasperated tone to his voice and holds up the hand that hasn't been actively picking apart the fish, clearly showing the by now almost purple bite mark at the center of its palm along with a notable swelling of the individual fingers. His still functional hand, the one still carefully holding on to the small piece of fish guts, unzips the front of his suit to pull it down enough to show the very first sting he has received to his neck and how it has come to spread down his arm and back in a purplish hue.

"I can feel it paralyzing my lungs." Jon clarifies quietly without turning his head back to them. Instead he gestures for BD-1 to bring his catch over. "It hurts."

"Of course I was planning to take one of these myself! I-I-I... I would be an idiot not to! But you're in such a rush to- To reach a place that isn't even marginally equipped to deal with poisonings simply because we haven't encountered any venomous creatures on this planet yet and bandages and painkillers and disinfectants are what we primarily keep around." Jon keeps on, slowly working himself up. This is just another point on the list why Jon doesn't want to work at the hospital, he just doesn't have the patience to deal with difficult patients. "That's why I wanted to at least stabilize you. Stop the spread of the venom long enough to not have you die a perfectly preventable death until I can be functional enough to do my fucking job!"

It's with those last two words that Jon pulls his good arm back sharply and flings the small organ back into the waters of its origin before finally snapping his head around to glare at Tony specifically. "I already watched you die once, Tony. Do you really think I want that to happen again? Don't you trust me enough to have your well being in mind? Yes, I could compel you to eat it, but I don't want to do that. I want you to trust me!"

"Don't encourage him," Tony was muttering to the droid with the fish collection until Jon showed off the worst of his bites and made Tony grimace again, head tilted to try to see how far the damage had spread. To Tony, that looked like a fine argument to get to the hospital instead of whatever else Jon was planning to do in the interim, both he and Cal were on a clock here, because he hadn't really considered the facts that Jon was starting to lecture them about. Tony wasn't the biologist, he didn't really want anything to do with the hospital if he could help it, he just assumed that was where Jon was capable of dealing with, well, anything, like knitting Tony's whole chest cavity back together after it got fried. That seemed more complicated to him than a few nibbles from misadventure.

Carrying Cal was starting to feel like clowning around despite Tony's best intentions by the time Jon was throwing things, making Tony slink down to try to carefully tip Cal off again onto his good leg to help him down to sit next to Jon. He still had his hands on the kid when Jon rounded on him, making him raise his eyebrows, really not sure what it was about him and the innards of the animals around here that kept getting Jon on his case. "I don't...not trust you," was a terrible argument, but so was, "I'm not dying," as he straightened, hand out with nothing to show to prove that because at this point he wasn't sure. Still searching for something that would stick, Tony abandoned both attempts to continue, "You know what, why don't we all have a drink, calm down, the stress level is off the charts. Hulking out isn't part of the plan to get you functional, I don't think, I don't know, I'm not the expert, we'll follow your lead." Not terribly well, so far, but Tony was trying here. Step one, get Jon functional, he was listening.

Tony would be able to feel Cal flinch at Jon's words. He'd been trying to smooth things out, but that obviously doesn't go as planned. He leans against Tony as he's carefully let down again, at least until he's made to sit.

Looking silently between Jon and Tony, Cal doesn't expect an explanation, but naturally hearing of anyone dying or near death makes anyone anxious. He looks over at BD-1 as the droid jets back with his catch. Using his little rocket to boost himself over seems more practical than hopping with one leg. The droid holds out the fish bits to the Archivist, head tilting with a quiet, inquisitive borble.

"No one's dying," Cal insists, setting his gloved hand on the droid. "Jon's making sure of it."

Jon casts a tiny, yet still irritated enough smile in Cal’s direction, kind of wishing the boy wouldn’t make promises for him to keep that wholly depend on how stubborn everyone turns out to be. He still accepts BD-1’s fishy delivery with a ‘thanks’ for the droid before gesturing towards his bag “Can you.... Get this over here, please?” There isn’t anything heavy in it at this point, which means the droid should well be able to drag it these few meters.

But he isn’t entirely done with Tony either. “They got you as well, Tony. It’s creeping up your neck and- Christ! Of the three of us?” He gestures from himself to Cal and up to Tony, not outright phrasing it, but Tony May get the hint. He’s the one with the weakest heart.

“I’m worried, okay? Worried. I know we can stop it. Temporarily. And I should still have the stuff at the library to make a proper antidote within..... A reasonable amount of time.” He pauses there to take a deep, rather painful breath and turn his attention to one of the fish BD brought to him, lodge this one under his useless hand as before and perform the same quick procedure on this fish as the previous one, deflating slowly now that his agitation starts to fade and he’s just starting to feel drained. “It’s poison, Tony. It’s meant so make your body break down slowly. Please take this seriously.”

The hint, at first, was lost on Tony, responding to the gesture with his own questioning one at himself because he was the only one of the three that was still mobile, apparently, distinctly upright, and that might have been entirely because it didn't matter if he was numb from the neck down with the nanoweb keeping him functional, but it wasn't like Jon knew that--and Tony wasn't eager to find out and have any more of his bites oxidize and start itching like the exposed one on his neck. He had to assume that unique problem was Extremis trying to fight the poison, which was a good thing, but wasn't interested in what that might feel like literally anywhere else. He really didn't appreciate Jon's implication that he had some particular weakness, like-- okay, maybe he did, but Jon didn't have to acknowledge it. Tony wrinkled his nose, dropping his gesturing of silent argument listlessly to his sides before flopping onto the ground in defeat with the other two. They were all dying, wasn't everybody?

"I'm serious, I can be serious," he insisted, not very convincingly in that tone, especially when he continued, "But you need to stop it, stop worrying, we're fine. I mean, you two look like hell, but we got out of the worst of it and you're already on it. We should be celebrating. Hey! Look! What the hell is this thing? Isn't that great?" It didn't stop sounding sarcastic, but he was waving the scrap Cal brought up with him and genuinely was excited to figure out what they had found. That was fun, they had a puzzle to solve.

"I can do that much," Cal says, giving a nod at BD-1 before he lifts his hand out towards Jon's bag to levitate it over. He's at least not feeling as mentally drained, but Jon has valid concerns, and it makes him more mindful of the stability of the other two, especially given Jon's insistence and motioning at Tony.

"Do we need to gather more?" he asks, glancing towards the lake. If there's going to be some antidote preparation, he's not sure how much that would take, aside from any potential extras for mistakes.

He casts a faint half-smile at Tony as the man finally joins them on the ground. "I've been through worse," he says. "...although this could've been a lot worse if I went in alone."

Looking at the thing that Tony waved about, he at least felt a little better that they'd managed to come up with anything. There would definitely be return trips, now that they know there's something down there, and hopefully they'd be better equipped then.

"It's strange though. For something that's been down there as long as it has, there didn't seem to be any traces of...well, memories. Maybe nothing to note really happened in there, but that just leaves more questions as to what and why it's down there." Right. He realizes he hadn't explained the echoes. "...I can...see things, I guess you can say. An event, a memory- something that happened strongly enough to leave an impression on an object. It's...kind of like when we were stuck in each other's dreams, but usually not as vivid."

“I will worry and you will have to accept that.” Jon reminds Tony in a tone that is surprisingly gentle given his earlier snapping. He also nods a ‘Thanks’ to Cal this time as he accepts his bag and leaves the others to wonder about their little souvenir while he sets his bag to Th e side for now and focuses on the fish BD has brought him.

The small organ is easily enough removed, but rather than offering it over to the others like the previous one, Jon places it between his own teeth, deliberately far back and tries to tell himself he is biting down on an oddly textured grape. A remarkably odd textured grape...

At least Cal’s giving him something new to listen and learn about the Force as he swallows and hopefully distract from his unhappy expression regarding the taste of that thing. But being determined to be a good example, Jon spares them any commentary and picks up another fish only to cast a raised brow about. A wordless question for the next volunteer.

Cal going for that dive on his own had Tony nodding solemnly, agreeing quietly to him, "We would have found you floating like that," with a point to the sickly bodies they had littered the lake with. "Couldn't even have a proper funeral, can you imagine? Jon would have been eating your kidneys. Come on everybody, good for the iron, shouldn't go to waste." It wasn't quite under his breath enough for Jon not to catch the teasing at this distance, but Tony wouldn't meet his eye over Cal's head, smirking toward the lake instead.

The memories Cal could sense, echoes he called them before--like a callback, Tony could get it-- still weren't super clear to Tony, but he pouted thoughtfully for the explanation. "Like--contamination?" he tried to contextualize for himself, figuring this had to be some kind of energy transfer. "That could mean there's decay. Don't know how old this stuff is," he offered, gesturing with the object again. To be fair, he didn't know how old most of the stuff Cal was going around touching was. Why it's down there, that was a good point, and Tony was glad Cal had picked up on how out of place it seemed, but Tony didn't have any hints to contribute.

And until he did...Tony was distracted watching Jon put that thing in his mouth with enthralled horror, his own mouth open with shock when Jon just went for it, and lip raising as he bit down, vividly imagining that experience just by the visual. Tony wouldn't go so far as to say he was happy to eat one himself now, for many reasons he was even more put off, but it was slightly reassuring that Jon was willing to eat one, too, and wasn't just over there finding out what he could make the pair of them do for him. So, it wasn't an enthusiastic reaction, but he accepted the next bit of fish innards, partially so he wouldn't have to watch Cal do it, too, and entirely lose his nerve. Honestly, Tony'd had worse things in his mouth. "Do I have to chew it, is that, like, part of the...?" he started to ask, shaking his head, never mind, they weren't talking about this and they were never going to talk about it again. This was between them.

Tony's teasing gets a grimace from the padawan. Yeah, some great imagery there. He lifts his good hand, giving him a light nudge in the arm with a fist.

"It could be," he admits, open to any possibility of why there were so little echoes to sense. "It could also just be this place. Took me a while to adjust to things here, using the Force. But time shouldn't matter too much, especially if something's been largely untouched by anything else for so long. And there still were some impressions. Just not actual things to 'see.'

"Whatever materials were used, it didn't seem like something that would fall apart so easily. If it's been here as long as the city's supposedly been abandoned, then we're talking over a century."

He looks over as Jon helps himself to the fishy delicacy, feeling BD-1 shift to also stare intently. It still looks unpleasant, but remedies and medical treatments usually aren't enjoyable. Cal's a little surprised when he sees Tony volunteer to be next before he has to step up to the plate, but he shrugs and just waits his turn.

There is a brief moment in which Jon wants to snap back at the teasing, but ultimately settles with an indignant huff. A slightly amused indignant huff, at least.

Seeing Tony offering to go next is a surprise, but also a relief. A visible one. Jon’s entire posture relaxes notably as he places the next of the little treats in Tony’s hand, offering some simple instructions with it. “Just... bite down and swallow.” There is a small gesture accompanying his words and Jon continues to prepare the third piece for the final member of their little party, less tense now that they have agreed to make sure neither of them wanted to die from this. And he’s having a bit more of an ear for the conversation going on at last.

“They at least say Temba has been abandoned for centuries. I still don’t think the city looks as if it’s been left to decay for that long. Decades, at best.” That’s just a little detail Jon has been wondering about for some time now.

In an obvious display of procrastination, Tony started to raise it to his mouth only to abort and ask, "Is it working? Do you feel...?" with a vague gesture kind of everywhere at Jon, only to accept that he was delaying himself before either of them had to call him out and bit the bullet. Or, gallbladder. Whatever the thing was. The squelch of it in his mouth had him going, "Eugh," again, and looking to Jon with a new level of horror and some perverse admiration for downing his as gracefully as he appeared to, and shuddered with his arms out like he would prefer to exit his body now.

While his expression didn't really recover from the experience, he tried to continue as though everything was perfectly normal and not disgusting, asking Cal, "Can you tell when a memory is from? That would solve that mystery," with a nod to Jon's point. He would argue that the alien city level of decay was difficult to map due to the whole alien factor, materials, construction methods, atmosphere, but not many of the materials were alien enough that Tony couldn't identify and use them, and the atmosphere was notably Terran. Decay rate should have been fairly straightforward.

Is it his turn? It's his turn. Cal at least he won't try to stall like Tony. They've probably been stalling enough anyway. He'll pop his helping of fish guts into his mouth once it's ready, as per Jon's instructions. While he doesn't voice his disgust, it's quite evident in the shudder and hunching up of his shoulders, the scrunched up face.

He's still making a bit of a face as he tries to keep on track with the conversation. "That's what I've heard," he says, nodding at Jon before he turns to Tony. "Not exactly. I'll admit, a lot of the time it's not the first thing I really think about whenever I read them. Getting a real idea of how old a memory is would be mostly guesswork, going by what's happened, any details that can be gained from the surroundings or the people interacted with. But sometimes it's just more of a feeling."

The tension that leaves Jon upon seeing both men following his example is a palpable one. They will be okay for now. They will be okay. All of them. He gives BD-1 a pat for good measure and finally picks up his bag to retrieve a neatly folded up plastic bag from it. Another leftover from their little trip to Risa. It will work to gather up a decent amount of dead fish. He also pulls out his lighter and a small metal box, which he opens to reveal a small amount of cigarettes of which he picks one before offering it to the other two. "We may also consider a drink now for the... Taste." Anything, really. Some licorice would be great to have right now.

He turns his attention more towards Cal now "You said you got a sense of... Hopelessness down there. Anything else?" Hopelessness, fear, weird weapons- Or whatever those things were. If only he hadn't dropped them.

That sounded fairly vivid to Tony, who had been thinking this memory was more of a feeling, but if Cal could pinpoint specific people in it then there had to be a good level of detail involved that definitely sounded useful. The scrutinizing stare he was treating Cal to was only broken by a brief chuckle at Jon as Tony said, "Is that your professional, medical advice, boss?," and gladly took this offer without a bunch of complaining to overcome the fishy experience.

Not to inundate Cal with questions, but he had just told them he could experience past events and they had a lot of questions about past events, Tony didn't even wait for him to answer Jon before tacking on his own, "Did you see any of the Agrii? Down there, or..." Anywhere, really. If Cal could even tell them that the Agrii had actually lived in Temba, that would be hugely informative.

Cal politely declines the offered death stick, deciding he'll just quietly suffer through the aftertaste. BD-1 borbles at Jon and then goes hopping off and splashing back into the shallows, presumably to help gather more dead things.

"Something to drink sounds good in general. And maybe grab something to eat when we can." Swimming works up an appetite! Cal nods at Jon. "It's...kind of hard to put into words. But now that I can think about it, it doesn't really bode well for us if whoever left such impressions were in the same position of us."

He glances between both men. "They felt trapped in the situation they were in, having to be of service. But beyond that, I couldn't pick up any who's or what's, exactly." He tries not to be bothered by Tony's stare, turning his focus briefly to bring over his boots and his utility vest. Being able to sense echoes through the Force isn't a common ability even among Jedi, so far as Cere had told him. As it is, he's not sure how people might take it, especially after what they'd gone through in those Calibrations.

"...I haven't yet. But I haven't really tried sensing echoes until recently." There's a brief glance towards Jon as he admits as much. The padawan's been working through a lot since he'd come here, but he's finally gotten over that hesitation he's had in really putting his skills to full use. He may not have a lightsaber, but there are other things he can do.

"It's my suggestion as a man that just escaped becoming a snack." Jon clarifies towards Tony while handing the lighter to the man after lighting his own cigarette and proceeding to pull a small bottle of water out next to hand that one to Cal first. He hasn't packed any food, though some plain water had seemed reasonable. Though Cal isn't entirely wrong. Actual food may not be a bad idea. At least for Cal and Tony.

Though listening to the description of what Cal has sensed makes Jon frown. Especially when put in direct comparison to their own situation. Trapped. That does indeed seem to be how some of those that were brought here feel about what happened to them. Not that Jon can blame them. In a way, they are trapped. Trapped and more or less forced to do what their kidnappers demand of them.

He dwells on that silently for a bit.

"Do you plan to... Keep records? Of what you find- What you experience from those echoes? Mark down their location, maybe?" It's something he would do, but can't exactly expect of others right of the bat.

It hadn't occurred to Tony yet to find this talent of Cal's invasive, considering it more of an archeological tool under the circumstances and how it could be applied to get them answers about this environment, not abused to get into people's heads like the Calibrations. The staring was still unsettlingly cold, but not deliberately, flicking to the way Cal was moving their stuff around on the shore with the same intent calculation. With his cigarette lit, though, he slowly tipped onto his back with relief, stretching his legs out to splash blindly at BD where he could reach the water. It didn't quite cover the aftertaste, and Tony could tell he was going to be dealing with some wretched burps, but it was satisfying after the the cold tension of their brush with watery death.

"If they were trapped," he muttered idly to the sky, "they had a lot more instruction than we did. We don't have shit we're supposed to be working on, it was just, here you go, you're here now, figure it out. Except the ships?" He went still, almost sitting up again, but that wasn't nearly a solid enough connection to give up his position. Was it? "Did kind of look like the ships," he finished, quieter. Giving up his squinting at the sky at least, he rolled his head to look to Cal again and say, "You've put your filthy hands all over those by now, surely."

Jon's certainly more prepared than Cal had realized. He smiles gratefully at the Archivist, nodding a thanks as he takes a couple of gulps of water before offering it back.

"I hadn't planned to? But...now that you mention it, maybe that's not such a bad idea," he considers. If anything he picked up could help gain a better understanding to the situation, it probably wouldn't hurt to know where. The Agrii certainly weren't forthcoming in information.

BD-1 makes a squawk-like beep when he finds water being splashed his way, more out of surprise than getting wet. He pauses from his fish gathering to kick a foot in the water back in Tony's direction.

Cal draws the rest of their things closer while he's at it. He gives his toes a test wiggle as he tries to decide whether to pull on his boots yet or not. "The ships? I haven't done much work on them. The only time I was even aboard one was when I helped Teddy load things up for the trip towards the mountains, aside from heading out with Poe to investigate the storm while it was out there."

Jon accepts the bottle back, but sets it down between the three of them to leave it readily available. As far as he's concerned, keeping records of all their findings is a given. Naturally he will later make a personal recording on tape as well. On their trip - And a separate one on the fish they encountered and the process of making an antidote. But that's for later.

He gets briefly distracted by BD-1's little noise of surprise and watches the droid return Tony's splashing as he takes a drag of his own cigarette and listens to their finding being likened to those grounded ships back at the hangar. Well, it's not wrong?

"Jesus. Don't tell me there's a wreck of a space ship down there." It's a little more than a mutter and Jon looks over to Tony, nodding towards the gauntlet. "You mapped that thing out, right?" If that's what they have been looking at, they might face a whole new set of questions.

Tony hadn't expected the droid to retaliate, and sat up on an elbow to watch him with a smile, eyebrows raised with a challenge Tony didn't think the little guy really wanted to take on. He gave another experimental kick BD's way. They were definitely going to have to find out what Cal could 'see' on the ships and compare to what he was getting from their poor salvage operation, but in general it sounded like they should have been following Cal around the city watching him touch things and getting his impression. That might be able to show them more about the people who lived in Temba than their kidnappers ever did. And by 'they' Tony did think it would be Jon and his tape recorder, making him mumble around his cigarette very unhelpfully, "You guys are going to be busy."

Right, only Cal had seen the results of Tony's work. He shifted to stretch his arm out behind Cal, palm up to project the map with a shake of his head to the connection Jon was trying to make. It wasn't a complete render by any means, but Tony could still offer with confidence, "It wasn't all one piece, I wouldn't assume it was a spaceship. I'd put money on it being from the same place, though, so why'd it be down there when the rest are in the hangar, perfectly serviceable? Those were put there."

"I don't know if its another ship, but we can't really rule it out. The design is similar to something we've seen before. But if it's not Agrii-originated, then who built it..? And why is it here?"

BD-1 shakes his head off when Tony splashes at him again, perhaps considering whether it was worth the attempt at that challenge. One can practically imagine the little droid squinting at him.

The suggestion that things were going to be busy for him and Jon made Cal give Tony a flat look. It's tempered with a faint smile, and lastly a shrug. He supposes there's no arguing it, even if he were inclined to.

It's while Tony brings up the projected map that BD-1 retaliates, using his rear rocketbooster to hover long enough to use both his legs in a quick spatter of water at the man.

A Diving Expedition

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