Poor Crenshaw is completely a mess of emotions, when James told him to come help the team, he was pretty excited. He was friends with one of the stuntmen, so he had heard all the details of what had gone down in Seattle, including the night that followed. Seeing his life flash before his eyes, then getting hit on by a elf that looked as good as some of the simstars he worked with inside of the same minute, he retreated immediately to something he knew and latched onto the drones.
"You are right, they are straight off the shelf. They have been found on sets before, Ben will be glad to know you found them, he likes to keep a tight set. Sounds like you have these well in hand, I can take them if you want me to, but I can't guarantee they won't just sit in a box for a week or two. Things are really hopping for us right now." While he is double checking what you told him he replies to your request, "I might know some folks, but I don't do a lot coding myself."
The previously mentioned red ARO comes on at that point.
Outside Torley and O'Connor's attention is naturally drawn to what is going on.
The lights dim. Nothing happens for some time, but you feel the temperature rapidly drop to a brisk eight degrees Celsius when the action starts. You are a bit surprised by the sudden chill and occasional flake of snow. The Jenny Freelance is climbing up the green mountain shapes with a Sherpa. She starts a conversation with the Sherpa.
Apparently she’s speaking Sherpa based on your link, but you don’t have the software to understand it. Luckily, the AR has a CC channel:
<wind howling>
Jenny: How much farther is it to the temple of the four winds?
Then a dozen frozen undead pop up. This leads to several takes of more martial-arts combat, as the zombies keep falling apart in the cold.
