Caesar Zeppeli (
mylegacy) wrote in
driftfleet2015-08-19 08:58 pm
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three ○ video / action
Who: Caesar & u
Broadcast: Fleetwide!
Action: Iskaulit & waystations!
When: 8/17 - 8/22
I was just hailed by a shuttle on the way from the Tourist to the Iskaulit . . . I understand this has been happening regularly? Do we have any idea who these shuttles belong to? Or are people just racing strangers with no information whatsoever?
[He sounds moderately pressed about this. But an important thing to note about Caesar is that, while he acts mostly responsible most of the time, if you dare him into something hard enough, he will pretty much always do it.]
[When he isn't passive-aggressively complaining on the network, he starts hesitantly exploring the Iskaulit, poking his head into its empty rooms with the (fairly irrational) fear that he'll see one of the bugs around any corner. Eventually he'll get to moving a little bit more slowly, studying the way the ship is built, how it's different from the Tourist and the Marsiva and the other ships he's been on.]
[Later, he makes his way to the nearest waystation, which is, naturally, a huge disappointment. He can be found loudly sighing in pretty much any location on the station, but especially over the clothes, which are all a few sizes too small. And there are no backwards suspenders anywhere.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide!
Action: Iskaulit & waystations!
When: 8/17 - 8/22
I was just hailed by a shuttle on the way from the Tourist to the Iskaulit . . . I understand this has been happening regularly? Do we have any idea who these shuttles belong to? Or are people just racing strangers with no information whatsoever?
[He sounds moderately pressed about this. But an important thing to note about Caesar is that, while he acts mostly responsible most of the time, if you dare him into something hard enough, he will pretty much always do it.]
[When he isn't passive-aggressively complaining on the network, he starts hesitantly exploring the Iskaulit, poking his head into its empty rooms with the (fairly irrational) fear that he'll see one of the bugs around any corner. Eventually he'll get to moving a little bit more slowly, studying the way the ship is built, how it's different from the Tourist and the Marsiva and the other ships he's been on.]
[Later, he makes his way to the nearest waystation, which is, naturally, a huge disappointment. He can be found loudly sighing in pretty much any location on the station, but especially over the clothes, which are all a few sizes too small. And there are no backwards suspenders anywhere.]

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I just want to know why the hell no one thought of this sooner! This is way better than just sitting around in those tin cans doing nothing.
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It would be one thing if it was our shuttles racing each other, but this is ridiculous.
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[are you insane]
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[Don't you look at him like that, you motherfucker.]
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Well then we'd find a new part of the ship we weren't allowed on before. But that's not gonna happen. I've won nearly every race since I started. I know exactly how to handle this thing.
Hell, I could probably start winning races with the Caprine herself if my crewmates wouldn't complain so much.
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Please don't crash your ship, either. You'd have to sleep in some other ship's kitchen and you'd never stop complaining.
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i literally do not have an icon angry enough for this moment
Clearly you deserve it. [FREEZING FUCKING COLD.]
u luv it tho, caesar
So, are you coming or what?
N O
(づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
[FINGERS ARE CROSSED BEHIND HIS BACK.]
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Fine, then. If it's that important to you.
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[He hangs up and will be by to pick Caesar up. ...Probably before five minutes.]
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What took you so long?
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Uh-oh. Are you starting to look forward to it? You know, if you watch me close enough, I'll let you have a turn flying it.
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[Very prim and polite. He does not want to be in charge of this mess at all. It's just that he has things to do. Stuff and things.]
I'll mostly be watching you to make sure you don't steer us into any planets we happen to pass.
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my math in here may be weird but you have to love me anyway
fine, i will
good!!!!!!!
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but it's easy to answer the melodramatic sigh without even looking up from a too-large t-shirt:]
I hear you. It's almost impressive how boring these are.
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There must have been a committee whose sole purpose was to make these things as boring as possible.
[He thumbs idly through another few (large, baggy, beige) shirts before giving up entirely.]
The last planet must just have been a lucky break.
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it's his turn to sigh and give up looking.]
For sure. There are good clothes out there, in the universe, but they always seem to run for half my bank account... I would think it's a disservice to our supposed audience.
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I never thought about it like that, but you're right . . . I don't understand the appeal anyway, but I understand the appeal of a bunch of people in boring clothes much less.