Elecman had gone quite a bit through the day without interruptions in his reading-- in fact, he was almost done with the book. This did make the DLN a bit suspicious, though, given how his family generally found a way, somehow, to interrupt him.
The sound of a damn wall being torn down was that cue of an interruption. Jumping up in his seat, Elec simple sat there for a split second before angrily throwing his book down on the seat after he stood up. Running over to where he heard the sound, he skidded to a stop by quite possibly the biggest hole he'd ever seen.
He stood stiffly by the new opening, hands clenched into fists by his sides as small bits of electricity surrounded his body, one of his eyes twitching slightly.
"GUTSMAN!!" He snapped, despite the fact that his brother seemed to be long gone by then; he must have teleported out. Regardless, Elec was furious by this point. It'd take any of them a good chunk of time to fix this giant hole, and Gutsman was the one who made it (and could fix it the best)!
Growling, he sent his brother a message. He didn't know if he'd bother to answer it, but he decided that he'd let Gutsman know just how angry this made him. While speaking, he sounded the most passive-aggressive Gutsman had probably ever heard him.
>Gutsman, I do hope that you realize that you made a very big hole in the wall. So big, in fact, that if you don't come back here and thus force me to fix it, then I will get you back for it. I told you not to be reckless like that, but Asimov forbid you do any action that isn't rash.
>I'm warning you ahead of time so you can be well aware of just how great the consequences of this will be if you don't come back and fix it yourself. Really, thank you for making a giant hole in the wall that was not only completely unnecessary, but downright more work fixing than it's worth to smash yourself through the structure of our home. I'm very glad that you've bestowed upon me this massive mess, and that you left as soon as you made it.
Elec hung up, gathering up supplies to fix the wall just in case he'd have to fix it himself.
