FoE: RP The Infinity

"What the fuck?!" the mare screamed and jumped back.

"Talking with a boat? No." Seer shook her head and went back through the door.

"Technically I am not a ship."

A light emanated from the ceiling and a petite zebra mare appeared in the room. Her coat was pearly white and opalescent black, and she wore her mane in a loose pony tail with beads strung throughout. Her eyes were piercing blue.

"Hello, I am Infinity. The artificial construct in charge of maintaining the construct also known as Infinity."

Red reluctantly returned the hug but only for a few seconds before she lifted the recollector and threw at the ground. The device itself remained intact but the orb smashed into little pieces. "I'll keep your secret."

"Don't cry, some ponies take that as an invitation."

"At least I didn't piss this time."

Moody, who has been hanging around being quiet, pipes up. "Sounds like a plan to me."

Red grumbled something incoherent before just giving a quick nod.

((Weird. She always liked it when Douchey McDouche cooked steak for her))

((She likes meat, but she likes veggies more.))

((So you're saying that she'll go for meat, but she'd rather take flowers?))

Mister Frost wrote:((So you're saying that she'll go for meat, but she'd rather take flowers?))

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Once she was out of the bed the raider stood under her own power, for what that counted for. It looked like a stiff breeze could knock her over.

With the two distracted Red slipped out of the kitchen and made her way back down the way she came from.

Aternalis and Honey both walk to the clinic room. 
Aon sighs.  "Yea I do, but it's a long one."

Red passed the door that had gotten her in the bed, it took everything she had including a few violent promises she made to herself if she walked in to walk passed. She wasn't sure how long it would work, she was certain she'd be shooting up in there at some point though.

But for now she searched for a place to do something she hadn't done in a while; think.

The raider walked passed doors somehow she knew they weren't what she was looking for it was strange but she threw out the thought. Mysteries were for others to solve. Eventually she stopped at a door and pulled it open revealing a dimly lit room with cushion just large enough to comfortably hold a pony.