Clary's experiance with the weird usually involved having a place to charge her cellphone. Even the Shadowhunters used cellphones and other technological systems, like clocks. She hadn't expected for this place to seriously be anti-everything-technology. It was stupid.
She rolled her shoulders in a shrug. "From what I've heard, that might not work with a sun that doesn't set." Not that she'd been around for that but all the basic ways you'd tell time didn't feel reliable.
"Oh, yeah. One second." Clary turned and dug through her backpack. She had been drawing better maps of the village and the canyon as a whole. Where there were the moving forest was just scribbled over with the words 'Lord of the Rings Forest' scribbled inside of it. The picture that she had for he town was nicer and involved road names and house numbers that she'd randomly assigned to keep things straight in her head. After Erik informed her that there were no house numbers. Again, that was stupid. He'd probably notice some mistake in her numbering and as such there were also numbers with letters next to them. Clary didn't have an eraser.
"Here." She passed over the two pieces of paper, careful not to bend them or mess them up. She spent nearly a month to get it straight and she had to battle foxes to make the map of the other canyon.
[ooc: my weird references for the maps: here and here.]
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She rolled her shoulders in a shrug. "From what I've heard, that might not work with a sun that doesn't set." Not that she'd been around for that but all the basic ways you'd tell time didn't feel reliable.
"Oh, yeah. One second." Clary turned and dug through her backpack. She had been drawing better maps of the village and the canyon as a whole. Where there were the moving forest was just scribbled over with the words 'Lord of the Rings Forest' scribbled inside of it. The picture that she had for he town was nicer and involved road names and house numbers that she'd randomly assigned to keep things straight in her head. After Erik informed her that there were no house numbers. Again, that was stupid. He'd probably notice some mistake in her numbering and as such there were also numbers with letters next to them. Clary didn't have an eraser.
"Here." She passed over the two pieces of paper, careful not to bend them or mess them up. She spent nearly a month to get it straight and she had to battle foxes to make the map of the other canyon.
[ooc: my weird references for the maps: here and here.]