A pane of eternite has been planted into the snow. Two poles are holding it up.
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Barely holding it up. It could fall over any minute... a stronger gust of wind might be enough.
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- When junior researcher Õlari Taal invented eternite in the un-prestigious Värtna Polytechnic Institute some thirty odd years ago, he thought it would last forever -- hence the name eternite. The only lasting thing about it turned out to be its carcinogenic effect.
- "It looks like a makeshift bridge." The lieutenant adjusts his collar against a cool breeze. "Could be convenient."
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When junior researcher Õlari Taal invented eternite in the un-prestigious Värtna Polytechnic Institute some thirty odd years ago, he thought it would last forever -- hence the name eternite. The only lasting thing about it turned out to be its carcinogenic effect.
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"It looks like a makeshift bridge." The lieutenant adjusts his collar against a cool breeze. "Could be convenient."
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"We should ask that girl on the ice what's going on here." The lieutenant gestures toward the young woman next to the tent.