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Waiting

[[Image:|200px|center|Waiting]]

Name

The Waiting

Identity

Secret

Universe

New Earth

Base Of Operations

Unidentified home dimension; also Ivy Town, Connecticut

BodyType

Humanoid

Eyes

Black

Hair

Various

Skin

Caucasian

Number of Limbs

4

Number of Fingers

10

Number of Toes

10

Origin

Origin

Creators

Grant Morrison, Gail Simone, John Byrne

First appearance

DCU: Brave New World

History

History of this race is unknown.

Habitat

Habitat: Cities on the backs of dogs
Gravity: Gravity of this race is unknown.
Atmosphere: Oxygen
Population: Population of this race is unknown.

Notes

• No special notes.

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Discuss Waiting on the forums
• Full list of Waiting
• Appearances of Waiting
• Race Gallery: Waiting

Links and References

• None.
  

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From The Vault

Waiting is an action in Fallout 3. It can be used to wait for a period of time. Waiting is useful for getting into stores that close a specific time, and waiting for the sun to come up or go down. In the PlayStation 3 version, it is done by pressing the "Select" button.

Notes

• You cannot wait while enemies are nearby.
• You cannot wait while trespassing.
• You cannot wait while in the air.

Hint/Tip

Waiting is a useful tool when dealing with Caravan Merchants. Travel to Canterbury Commons and wait for two hours by the large tree in the center of the cul-de-sac on the western edge of the town. If the merchant you want does not appear wait another two hours. This way you can cycle between merchants quickly.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Waiting
Attribution
Writer	Fillbach Brothers
Colorist	Tony Avina
Editor	Jeremy Barlow
Publication information
Publisher	Dark Horse Comics
Pages	18
General information
Era	Rise of the Empire era
Part of	Clone Wars Adventures
Published in	Clone Wars Adventures: Volume 10

[Source]

Waiting is a story in Clone Wars Adventures: Volume 10. It stars a clone trooper stationed at a cannon, waiting for a Separatist army to come within range.

Plot

A clone trooper, 22K sits at a cannon overlooking a bridge, affirming to his commander that he is in position and will be ready when the Separatist droid army arrives in three hours. The Republic reinforcements are delayed, and the lone trooper is the only resistance that the droids will meet on their way to the nearby mining colony. As he lines up his shot, one of the local creatures steals the rockets for the cannon, darting into a nearby hole. The clone follows the creature, only to find that the tunnel isn't stable enough to support his weight. The creature flees and the clone, clutching the rockets, falls down into an underground lake. There, he is attacked and swallowed by a massive underwater creature, but he manages to blast his way out and is swept away by the current. Noticing that there is a waterfall up ahead, he clings onto a rock but is soon met by the same creature as before, who gleefully bangs on the clone's hands. The trooper falls down the waterfall, only to find that he is at the base of the bridge and that the Separatists are in the middle of their crossing. The clone, thinking fast, sets the rockets at the bottom of the bridge and swims away, blasting the rockets once he has reached safety. The bridge explodes, destroying the opposing army. Wet and tired, the trooper returns to his previous station, ready to pack up the cannon and move on to his next assignment. He sighs in resignation as the local creature from before darts before him, grabbing the cannon and running away and beginning a new chase.

Appearances