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Insert Rarity's Dress Making Song (Open)
It had been a long time since the last pod pop but fortunately for Rein, her entire stock had been doubled since the last time they had made landfall. Armed with new fabrics both familiar and alien, and her legion of sewing machines, dress dummies and such, and her new tenant to boot, Rein was able to take on the world.
Or at least clothe it.
Sending out her customary notice to come visit the store, Rein opened the door to Stormwind Clothiers and awaited her first arrival.
Or at least clothe it.
Sending out her customary notice to come visit the store, Rein opened the door to Stormwind Clothiers and awaited her first arrival.
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She unslung the undergear that went with it. "And I can't imagine that anyone else would want to, either, unless they know how to walk with full panniers. But there's all the trim you could imagine, boning, wiring, padding, and plenty of extra fabric along the bottom hem, so if you want to recycle it into something more useful, or several things more useful, be my guest."
She pulled the hat loose and held it at arms'-length, staring at it. Its great crest of mirrors and plumes nodded as she turned it back and forth. "But I should probably warn you about the hat."
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She frowned at the dress. "Maybe some of the silver trim sheds automatically, or something?"
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She shook it out, sending a cloud of sparkles out of it. "I'll check it out asap. Thanks!"
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"You're welcome. May I ask if you have any fireproof fabric? Ad some point, I'd like to get a pair of pants to go with this jacket." The jacket she was wearing was heavy material, marked in grey and black splotches, and the armor made it sit a little too hard across her shoulders. "The pattern doesn't matter."
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"So, did anyone you know arrive at this podpop?"
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And it would be so convenient to get everyone here using the same software and interface.
"Is most of the cloth labeled in the same place on the bolt? And does any of it have any qualities I wouldn't be able to see with the bare eye, like say radiation-proof, or magical? If I have a question I can just put it aside, of course."
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She looked around the shop. "Is there any time you'd prefer me to do it? Since you're open right now, I might be underfoot. And - I know, do you have a copy of the delivery invoice? I can pull the patterns and weights and material from that and drop it right into a database."
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Even if she wasn't qualified to do much more than stuff people into stasis pods, she couldn't do even that if she wasn't there.
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Her own expression cooled a little. "Hopefully everyone will be back soon." Safe and whole, she thought but did not add.
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