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quietplace2018-02-08 05:50 pm
saltsplash) wrote in quietplace2018-02-08 05:50 pm
UN: spiritsandsuch
[On the Network]
[There's a few pictures uploaded of House Six's kitchen and breakfast nook, which suddenly looks a little different than normal. The walls are covered in strange panels, the windows are covered in new thick curtains, even the doors seem to have pillows stuffed along the cracks.]
I, Reigen Arataka, have purified this space and blessed it. And I have also installed a few features to help minimize sound escaping. Painstakingly installed as silently as possible (until I could hammer stuff in as fast as possible during the rain) I present the following additions to our kitchen and breakfast nook:
•A thicker layer of insulation in the walls + extra drywall
•Staggered the vents so there's no suffocation but sound is dampened
•Wall paneling that will absorb sound
•Window inserts to prevent sound escape through the glass
•Thick blackout curtains that can work as soundproofing curtains
•A full collection of silk pillows to stuff along the door to prevent sound escape while inside
I will write up a full list of my material collection and installation process (it involves a lot of hand drilling and careful sprinkling of salt) and tonight I am going to fry fish and vegetables on my stove. If you want inside you better message me before I start at 7:00pm sharp because I am locking the doors to prevent the pillows from being moved. If you want to eat too then bring your own ingredients.
[But it seems like you've been invited to come by in the meantime to come look...]
[House Six: before 7pm]
[Reigen's there and he's stocked his fridge with the ingredients he wants to use for food. He still has to be quiet with the doors open, so he's got his device sitting on the counter where he can see, but he's been practicing sign language. ...He's still a little shaky with it since he spent so much time doing this instead.
Once someone wanders in, he signs a greeting, though!]
[There's a few pictures uploaded of House Six's kitchen and breakfast nook, which suddenly looks a little different than normal. The walls are covered in strange panels, the windows are covered in new thick curtains, even the doors seem to have pillows stuffed along the cracks.]
I, Reigen Arataka, have purified this space and blessed it. And I have also installed a few features to help minimize sound escaping. Painstakingly installed as silently as possible (until I could hammer stuff in as fast as possible during the rain) I present the following additions to our kitchen and breakfast nook:
•A thicker layer of insulation in the walls + extra drywall
•Staggered the vents so there's no suffocation but sound is dampened
•Wall paneling that will absorb sound
•Window inserts to prevent sound escape through the glass
•Thick blackout curtains that can work as soundproofing curtains
•A full collection of silk pillows to stuff along the door to prevent sound escape while inside
I will write up a full list of my material collection and installation process (it involves a lot of hand drilling and careful sprinkling of salt) and tonight I am going to fry fish and vegetables on my stove. If you want inside you better message me before I start at 7:00pm sharp because I am locking the doors to prevent the pillows from being moved. If you want to eat too then bring your own ingredients.
[But it seems like you've been invited to come by in the meantime to come look...]
[House Six: before 7pm]
[Reigen's there and he's stocked his fridge with the ingredients he wants to use for food. He still has to be quiet with the doors open, so he's got his device sitting on the counter where he can see, but he's been practicing sign language. ...He's still a little shaky with it since he spent so much time doing this instead.
Once someone wanders in, he signs a greeting, though!]
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By the way, I'm here.
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[He'll go let Nines in, though.]
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That might be true for you humans, but we androids don't get sick. If we do, there's bigger issues than what to eat...