Cameron Waltz (
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Entry tags:
- hunger games: finnick odair,
- mcu: peter parker,
- mortal kombat: kabal,
- original: cameron waltz,
- original: shannon descoteaux,
- poison: poison,
- star wars: poe dameron,
- the raven cycle: adam parrish,
- umbrella academy: ben hargreeves,
- umbrella academy: diego hargreeves,
- umbrella academy: klaus hargreeves,
- uncharted: nathan drake
Video #1 UN: Waltz
[Unlike some people whose biggest concerns are their inappropriate footwear, Cam is all business.
Speaking to you live from a crumbling room within the colony is a tall, bearded man wearing a suit. Or half of one. He has his sleeves rolled up, Prada jacket slung over an overturned desk. His face isn't unfriendly, but there are well-worn lines speaking to a serious nature.
This man does not wear flip-flops.]
Hello, my name is Cameron Waltz. Like you I am a recent arrival, and have more questions than answers regarding this place, and why we're here. Back home I was a humanitarian interpreter and cultural mediator specializing in foreign aid and disaster relief. Experience I hope will be useful, considering the conditions, as it appears we've found ourselves in something of a disaster.
In my brief exploration of the colony, it appears many of the necessary facilities are damaged and in disarray. Those few blocks that aren't already compromised will be well on their way if the problems regarding utilities and structural decay aren't addressed.
Especially since we appear to be activating potentially hazardous technology left and right. All it takes is one spark to set an electrical fire, or worse.
If we're going to survive here, it's important we work together to increase our chances. There are far too many repairs to complete alone. We need to survive before we can return home.
I don't know how many of you are out there, but if you can read this I would appreciate a response. A rough headcount would be helpful in terms of rationing supplies. People with engineering skills and knowledge relevant to repairing or securing the colony, please name yourself and what you can do.
A directory of skills could be incredibly helpful in terms of creating working teams to get things done.
To everyone who may be out there, you are not alone. If you are hurt, or simply don't know what to do, I and many others will be here to help.
[A man can hope.]
Speaking to you live from a crumbling room within the colony is a tall, bearded man wearing a suit. Or half of one. He has his sleeves rolled up, Prada jacket slung over an overturned desk. His face isn't unfriendly, but there are well-worn lines speaking to a serious nature.
This man does not wear flip-flops.]
Hello, my name is Cameron Waltz. Like you I am a recent arrival, and have more questions than answers regarding this place, and why we're here. Back home I was a humanitarian interpreter and cultural mediator specializing in foreign aid and disaster relief. Experience I hope will be useful, considering the conditions, as it appears we've found ourselves in something of a disaster.
In my brief exploration of the colony, it appears many of the necessary facilities are damaged and in disarray. Those few blocks that aren't already compromised will be well on their way if the problems regarding utilities and structural decay aren't addressed.
Especially since we appear to be activating potentially hazardous technology left and right. All it takes is one spark to set an electrical fire, or worse.
If we're going to survive here, it's important we work together to increase our chances. There are far too many repairs to complete alone. We need to survive before we can return home.
I don't know how many of you are out there, but if you can read this I would appreciate a response. A rough headcount would be helpful in terms of rationing supplies. People with engineering skills and knowledge relevant to repairing or securing the colony, please name yourself and what you can do.
A directory of skills could be incredibly helpful in terms of creating working teams to get things done.
To everyone who may be out there, you are not alone. If you are hurt, or simply don't know what to do, I and many others will be here to help.
[A man can hope.]
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That's right. I've also spent a decent amount of time in the Himalayas. Nepal is one of my favourite places. The people are delightful, and food there is like nothing else.
I have to be careful around momo. Last time I was there on business, I must've gained ten pounds. I had to unbutton my suit when I sat down. It doesn't help that they're the first thing people offer you the second you step into their home, and of course to refuse would be rude...
[That, and he's a (literal) fat-ass (seriously why does he gain weight nowhere else?) who loves his momos.
Cam clears his throat. Back to business and away from his waistline.]
Were you there for recreational purposes, or do you perform salvage and structural integrity services internationally?
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A little of both?
[ Now when he goes abroad it tends to be for pleasure, rather than a combination of both it and business, though Jameson tries to get them away from Louisiana as often as is possible.
For a long moment Nate considers whether he should be forthcoming about his previous work, ultimately deciding that people didn't care too much in Hadriel. Ergo: ]
I work for a salvage company out of New Orleans, but I used to be a treasure hunter. Kind of goes hand-in-hand with international travel.
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[A treasure hunter. Cam glances away from the camera, smoothing the front of his suit with one hand. Composition is important. Especially when dealing with attractive, ethically questionable men.
In Cam's experience, treasure hunters are one step away from being grave robbers, and grave robbers are one step away from murderers. What graves can't be found, some are more than happy to make.
An internal sigh. Why does rakish have to be such a look?
When he glances back again, there's still that smile, albeit more polite.]
Hand in hand for some, I suppose. Is your interest in ancient civilizations, or international currency?
[Tongue barely kept out of his cheek.]
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Ancient civilizations. Was never really in it for the "big score"- [ finger quotes ] -as it were.
[ A fact which could frustrate working partners to no end, to know that Nate's priority was not treasure so much as learning. ]
Honestly? I think the only time I walked away with anything not earned by gainful employment was, uh- 2007? El Dorado.