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driftfleet2015-09-14 02:45 pm
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Who: Zhas and whoever wants in on this grumpy trainwreck.
Broadcast: None probably.
Action: All day every day.
When: Forward dated to the dust moon because SOMEONE (me) can't be patient.
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[gunning for the prestigious "first asshole to get irresponsibly drunk as soon as they land" award, there's this guy. he doesn't normally do this kind of thing, but it's been a spectacularly harrowing six months or so. he landed, took one look at this tiny town, and thought, "Nope. Not going to participate."
he has since been working hard to remove himself from the responsibility of being a functioning human being. is this a good idea? of course not. but he has reasons and he has a gnawing evil in his chest, and he'd love for one of them to just shut up for a while.
so, acquaintances will be surprised to find him out in the late evening, dressed up like a normal person and not covered in face paint. his eyes still have kind of a dim orange glow to them, but genetics can't be helped. anyone, friend or stranger, is welcome to find him either:
a. in the process of getting drunk (at the bar, hunched grumpily over his glass of bourbon)
b. getting into a fight (because the other guy... something... doesn't really matter anyway)
c. wandering the town streets (uncoordinated, content, and oblivious to a bad nosebleed)
on the bright side, the ratings he'll get from this will probably pay for his bar tab.]
Broadcast: None probably.
Action: All day every day.
When: Forward dated to the dust moon because SOMEONE (me) can't be patient.
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[gunning for the prestigious "first asshole to get irresponsibly drunk as soon as they land" award, there's this guy. he doesn't normally do this kind of thing, but it's been a spectacularly harrowing six months or so. he landed, took one look at this tiny town, and thought, "Nope. Not going to participate."
he has since been working hard to remove himself from the responsibility of being a functioning human being. is this a good idea? of course not. but he has reasons and he has a gnawing evil in his chest, and he'd love for one of them to just shut up for a while.
so, acquaintances will be surprised to find him out in the late evening, dressed up like a normal person and not covered in face paint. his eyes still have kind of a dim orange glow to them, but genetics can't be helped. anyone, friend or stranger, is welcome to find him either:
a. in the process of getting drunk (at the bar, hunched grumpily over his glass of bourbon)
b. getting into a fight (because the other guy... something... doesn't really matter anyway)
c. wandering the town streets (uncoordinated, content, and oblivious to a bad nosebleed)
on the bright side, the ratings he'll get from this will probably pay for his bar tab.]
b
[Cassandra doesn't even know why she's surprised to find Zhas not only a mess, but picking a fight with someone else. And she means picking a fight. As rough as everyone on this dusty moon is, they are more than content to leave people be as long as you leave them be. This is clearly not what has happened here.]
[So, the real question is: does she let it go or does she intervene? For the moment, Cassandra waits. As long as it's a somewhat fair fight, she doesn't feel particularly compelled to get Zhas out of whatever trouble he's managed to get himself into. She will just mind her own business with her drink in that case.]
i'm sorry cassandra
the fight's pretty short. Zhas gets lifted up, thrown into a table--and then soundly decked in the face the moment he's on his feet again. it'd look bad for him, if he didn't then whip around and punch the guy right in the solar plexus.
he ducks away a second later, out of the gathered crowd. you'd almost think he was having a good time, with the way he shows back up at the bar to get his drink...
and spots Cassandra. and tilts his head, looking a little surprised. ignore that his nose is starting to maybe bleed a little, it's probably nothing.]
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S'my day off.
[it's not. he made that part up. but that's a personal problem. he wipes absently under his nose with the edge of his hand, watching it come back a little red.]
Better than me working, I'd think.
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[Cassandra seems far less inclined to mince words now that she's not a member of the crew.]
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How's the new ship.
[takesss a long pull from his glass.]
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It's fine. How is the old ship?
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New guy's got a thing for decorating with spikes.
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[Except not at all. So, she imagines he fits in just fine.]
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[it really is hard to tell, with that perpetual line face, whether or not he is kidding. or possesses a sense of humor.]
How's the girlfriend.
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I have no reason to deny it.
[She's not ashamed even if she doesn't appreciate his commentary.]