Rustic
Drunken Bumpkin
sachi silently agreed, her head ducking closer to her crossed arms to try and retain some of her escaping warmth. she didn't say as much, but it was obvious her current outfit wasn't the most suited to the cold chill of the mountain. none of them really were. before she left, she moved to pick up the first thing closest thing in range, one of the other claw-hammers still sitting on the garage floor. the dark was rapidly advancing on the three of them as she did, so whether her looting when unnoticed was hard to say, but she wasn't necessarily looking to be stealthy. she put it away in the pocket on the inside of her blazer, a small dent signaling it's presence just barely visible among the dark fabric.
that accomplished, she followed the others out of the dark garage, and into the fading light of day. she waved goodbye back at keiji, and started walking. some odd feeling nagged at her as she went, but it seemed to dissipate as quickly as it came once she had to actually focus on finding her way back. when she did manage to find her way to her own part of the cabin, however, she was relieved at how warm it was. she quickly found her way toward the fire and sat. it was hard to say for how long - she simply watched the fire waver and flicker, thinking of a little bit of everything. her home, her circumstances, her coding, her memories. she wasn't sure what to think of all of it. she was overwhelmed with a melancholia, knowing that she might die very soon, but she was unsure of what she wanted to do about it. did she even want to do anything? she found no answers in the fireplace, but it felt a little cathartic to take a moment for herself.
once she finished, she got up from the fireplace, took off her blazer and slid the hammer out, and climbed into bed. she placed the hammer beside her head under her pillow, just in case, and drifted off to sleep.
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