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The Dynamic Duo - Part 2NEW ATHENS | KIRBY RIVER
Sitting quietly in the back, AQUATICUS didn't flinch when the ship was about to crash. He knew the Ransom well enough to trust that it would not break - and he trust his captain. The aircraft was shaking and his faith in the old ship was briefly shook when a panel came loose, wiring falling out. "I Fix, No worry!" the Elemental assured, his hands shifting into semi-solid liquid, slipping into two rubber gloves and taking their form perfectly. While the alien wasn't intelligent he was good at following and remembering orders, and Slip had gone over the entire ship with him more than once.
With agile fingers like that of his smaller companion, he swiftly reattached the wires and put the panel back in it's place, only for two more panels to fall off due to the shaking. "I Fix!" the being said in a chipper tone, scoff escaped his mouth as he turned around to fix it the first panel popped back open. With a grunt, four arms spewed out of his back, grabbing a pair of gloves each and started organizing the wires and the parts that were showing. For a second the gravity stabilizer came lose and the two were put in near-zero gravity. "I Fix, No worry!" He yelled, again. before the big blue blob could plug the stabilizer back in and the floating wrench hit the floor.
The landing would be rough, but the duo would keep the ship in one piece while the A.I informed them that the ship was going down. "Radio Woman, shut up!" The giant yelled frustrated as he couldn't seem to get the blaster cap on the photon cannon, if he didn't and they crashed? Well, there'd be a nice old crater where the ship once used to be. With a heavy push he got the torpedo into place. A cheerful chuckle was had "I Fix!" only to notice a fire in the roof and the watery-smile on his face turned into a concentrated scowl, now a little annoyed. "No worry!" One of the arms he had created flew up into the roof and put it out. Luckily, the ship had been installed with anti-liquid filters, so the water wouldn't short circuit the entire thing.
Coming in for the bumpy landing, AQUATICUS was sent flying from the impact, hitting the windshield with a SPLAT as he liquefied and pooled over the control panel, under the pilot seat and reformed behind Slipstream. "Good Flying." He said with a slight grin painted on his flowing face.
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