はたけ・カカシ 「HATAKE KAKASHI」 (
ura_no_ura) wrote2012-04-01 04:09 am
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[IC] Appointments
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[Barnaby waved for him to follow. Kakashi at least wasn't any weirder than other people he's met, although he questioned the man's sanity. That many layers couldn't have been comfortable in this heat.]
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...okay, it's pretty bad, and Kakashi'd much rather be somewhere where he doesn't have to wear very much at all, but he's still staying with Minato's family at the moment and that limits his options. And it's not like he knows where there are any secret swimming holes. Even if he'd very much like that.
He follows Barnaby into the Battle Dome as he opens the bottle and takes a sip through his mask. ]
I guess you're going to run a simulation to show me what a ... car... is?
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did that guy just take a sip through his mask??]That's right. We can also go through what a motorcycle is, and other things that go in a garage while we're at it.
[He stopped in front of one of the simulation chambers and motioned for Kakashi to go inside.]
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YEP HE SURE DID.]Alright.
[ Kakashi nods and then heads into the chamber that Barnaby gestured at. ]
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He glanced at Kakashi, curious about how he'd react.]
Someone programmed this race track in the system a while back, and they left it open for public access. I admit, a few laps can be a nice way to kill time when it gets too quiet at night.
[Or when he's awake well before dawn, and is tired of listening to his own thoughts.]
well the thread with tony is still going but i dont want to leave this too long
I guess we can start with the car.
[ What the hell, right? ]
hey, it happens
No, we're not. [He pointed at the utilitarian building across the way.] We're going to the garage.
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He makes a hum of acknowledgment, then starts heading towards the direction of the garage, hands in his pockets. ]
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He turned around and gestured around the open room, opening the forum for questions and commentary.]
So, Kakashi-san. What do you think?
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Kakashi makes a soft sound at the back of his throat, something that sounds a bit like a hum of consideration. ]
How do they work?
[ He's not entirely sure how they run, just looking at them. But he supposes this must be a "garage," where they store such vehicles. ]
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Cars are a little complicated and, frankly, they're so common back home that most people don't bother learning. But, I think we can go over the basics.
[As with the garage, a demonstration might be in order. He glanced over at his motorcycle and motioned for Kakashi to follow once more.]
I'll show you. Motorcycles and cars have the same basic propulsion system, even though one is based off of a wagon and the other is based off of a bicycle.
[He goes on to explain the principles of what makes automotives work. The engine, the fuel, the fact that there is a 'switch' that revs the engine and, ultimately, makes it move.]
...there's also ways to maneuver it, like angling the boom of a sailboat to adjust your course, but we can go over that in a minute.
[He stops in front of his Chaser. Please kindly ignore the fact that his name is stenciled on the exterior in large, friendly letters. Barnaby glanced over, expression completely neutral. This wasn't as bad as explaining the science of rainbows.]
Do you have any questions?
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[ Kakashi points at the motorcycle with "BARNABY" stenciled on it. Unlike the cars, which are covered, the motorcycle is exposed, and the sleek design makes it look rather aerodynamic which probably means it goes rather fast. Or so, Kakashi hopes. Because it'd be a bit of a disappointment if it didn't have any sort of impressive speed. ]
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I hope you don't mind a close fit. This wasn't meant for two riders.
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[ Kakashi points at the small space behind Barnaby. Really, he had originally just meant for Barnaby to show him, but it seems Barnaby wanted him to get on the motorcycle as well.
...it sure does make loud noises. ]
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[Completely. Flat. The answer should have been obvious.]
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[ And with a sigh, Kakashi squeezes in behind Barnaby (wow, that is really a tight squeeze right there, two grown, tall men squeezed into a tiny little seating arrangement on a motorcycle). He's not entirely sure what to do with his hands. ]
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Just hold on in whatever way is the most comfortable for you.
[He was taking extra precautions because he wasn't used to a passenger, and his concerns fueled his awareness of the situation at hand. Although he suspected that there would be no problems, he stayed alert for any possible adjustments to their speed and course that they would need because of the change in weight and level of torque.
Physics were at once a boon and a bane to all calculations.
He clicked a button on the remote and opened the main door of the garage-- see part of his point now, Kakashi? --and shot out the opening without warning.
Kakashi wanted a demonstration. Ever the showman, he was going to give one.]
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Just as a precaution, he gathers some chakra to stick himself a little more firmly to the motorcycle, then adjusts his position so he's more flush against Barnaby's back, careful not to get a faceful of pink wings in the process. This way, if there are any sudden turns or movements, he'll be rather firmly anchored.
Hopefully the other man won't mind too much. It's either this or risk having Kakashi thrown off on a steep curve. ]
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Then, he lifted his foot from the gas. There was plenty of time to continue the show.
Never taking his eyes from the track, he raised his voice above the wind to continue their prior discussion.]
Now do you understand my choice?
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But at the same time, a vehicle like this is limited to traveling on roads, while ninja can take shortcuts through the trees.
Either way, Barnaby had said that equipment is more valuable than information, but Kakashi's not entirely sure if he agrees that this kind of equipment would be, in fact, more valuable. Especially considering that there aren't plenty of nice, paved roads throughout the entirety of Luceti. ]
I think I'll have to disagree.
[ He calls out over the wind. ]
There aren't enough roads.
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You really think that these are the only things there? [Honestly.] Tools are also kept there. Machines that are used frequently.
We could find a use for them or their parts ourselves.
-- and you don't understand. There are all-terrain vehicles.
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[ Both of which Luceti has in abundance. And really, what Kakashi wants most right now is information. Even if he can see Barnaby's point, he still values information more than tools or machinery which most likely, none of the ninja will actually use.
It's really more an issue of personal preference, here. ]
I still think information is more valuable.
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He took them around the other curve, gently pumping the gas to keep their velocity going.]
You're missing the point, Kakashi-san.
[He silently lifted a hand and pointed at the garage.]
There needs to be a way to get them in and out.
[Think about it. There was potentially something far better than information lingering on the otherside of that door.]
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[ Because really, that's all that would be required. And Kakashi's mostly picturing a large garage door with a card entry lock that activates a garage door, underground. He still doesn't see the value of it, other than a purely practical one that would actually be completely impractical for shinobi of Konoha. ]
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[It may not have been practical to someone from a military-like system, but it made sense to a person who was used to non-lethal force and had a burning desire to have 'words' with the management.]
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OKAY LET'S GO WITH A BUGATTI, WORLDS FASTEST CAR
GOD KAKASHI
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