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[use_everything]

[The surge of electricity is, at least, enough to ignite the liquid. It flares up, flames a rather chemical red. The board catches immediately, pieces starting to melt, before there's a faint popping sound and the pitched groan of stressed metal.

Before the canister bursts, pressurized chemicals and the flammable aerosol pitch everything up into a nice, impressive firespout in the middle of the yard. The board, box and pieces land... somewhere in a neighbor's area.]

[failureisntachoice]

[ This might be the most gleeful she's looked since arriving here. There's delight in her eyes as she watches the flames shoot up and she has no qualms with whatever collateral damage has happened to the neighbors' yards. That's firmly their problem. ]

We can do that again, right?

[use_everything]

With or without the game first?

[Yes.]

[failureisntachoice]

We can find other things to blow up.

[use_everything]

I do like the shape of this plan. Shall we, then?

[failureisntachoice]

You have things in the house you need to get rid of?

[use_everything]

... Sadly little. We've not accumulated much.

[Except The Game. That's out of the question.]

[failureisntachoice]

We'll need to go shopping then. Has Jim left anything around the house? I know he comes by a lot.

[use_everything]

We are not destroying someone else's property.

[failureisntachoice]

I didn't say someone's, I said Jim's.

[ Because yes, there is a difference. ]

But fine.

[use_everything]

[You know what he's not going to complain about? Violent and possibly irrational loyalty to his son.]

I'm sure we'll find something.

[failureisntachoice]

You offering to do the leg work? Since you shot down my suggestion.

[use_everything]

If it were a suggestion with significant merit and weight, I would agree.

As such, I would propose we both look.

[failureisntachoice]

Ha ha.

[ She motions for Aral to follow her. ] C'mon, let's go scavenge.

[ Because they'll find something somewhere, whether it's in the house or neighborhood. ]