[ Extremely valid and reasonable reaction. He'd be worried if Eliot wasn't upset about that.
(He's worried anyway.) ]
I mean, I noticed it sucks, yeah! Fog doesn't wanna do laws of physics and apparently the universe decided we're just not gonna do time right anymore. Finding you is the only good blip on the radar, but even that turned up issues. [ If he'd been missing from Hardison and Parker's perspective for a few days, he'd already be tracked down by now, and the team would be halfway through planning to take down-- whatever this operation is. Obviously. That's how they do. Good luck to anyone who thinks they'd actually manage to prevent it.
How does time and perception of time get screwed up? What, technologically or medically, makes that happen? Too large-scale and open ended for a White Rabbit. They're both clear-headed. What pieces are missing? This would be a cool time to have a computer and a few dozen databases cracked open.
Lacking his usual means, he reshuffles his priorities list. Catches Eliot by the arm, comes to a stop, funnels the full scope of his focus and concern into it. ]
Look, I know I asked about the bear fight and all, ha ha, extremely funny of me, but that was real 'I assumed we both woke up here a few hours ago' specific, so. Eliot, are you okay? Have you been okay?
[ He doesn't know what he can even do about it if he's not or he hasn't been. Nothing, probably. And Eliot's smart, he's capable, survival's his whole thing, he knows how to lone wolf it, the whole nine yards, absolutely. Hardison really can't bring himself not to ask despite those facts. ]
no subject
(He's worried anyway.) ]
I mean, I noticed it sucks, yeah! Fog doesn't wanna do laws of physics and apparently the universe decided we're just not gonna do time right anymore. Finding you is the only good blip on the radar, but even that turned up issues. [ If he'd been missing from Hardison and Parker's perspective for a few days, he'd already be tracked down by now, and the team would be halfway through planning to take down-- whatever this operation is. Obviously. That's how they do. Good luck to anyone who thinks they'd actually manage to prevent it.
How does time and perception of time get screwed up? What, technologically or medically, makes that happen? Too large-scale and open ended for a White Rabbit. They're both clear-headed. What pieces are missing? This would be a cool time to have a computer and a few dozen databases cracked open.
Lacking his usual means, he reshuffles his priorities list. Catches Eliot by the arm, comes to a stop, funnels the full scope of his focus and concern into it. ]
Look, I know I asked about the bear fight and all, ha ha, extremely funny of me, but that was real 'I assumed we both woke up here a few hours ago' specific, so. Eliot, are you okay? Have you been okay?
[ He doesn't know what he can even do about it if he's not or he hasn't been. Nothing, probably. And Eliot's smart, he's capable, survival's his whole thing, he knows how to lone wolf it, the whole nine yards, absolutely. Hardison really can't bring himself not to ask despite those facts. ]