lavellan (
dawnwillcome) wrote in
driftfleet2015-09-28 05:48 pm
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pathstone mingle!!
Who: The Pathstone + anyone!
Broadcast: nah
Action: yah!
When: lets not go asking questions okay
[Do you know what's weird and probably a sign of things to come for the entire fleet?
The Pathstone isn't the most useless ship anymore. It's actually good at stuff. It's got upgrades! It's got a pilot and two people to shoot guns at things. And two captains.
It's not just Captain Tek. There's two.
It's still a pretty big mess who are we even kidding. Come see for yourself!!]
Broadcast: nah
Action: yah!
When: lets not go asking questions okay
[Do you know what's weird and probably a sign of things to come for the entire fleet?
The Pathstone isn't the most useless ship anymore. It's actually good at stuff. It's got upgrades! It's got a pilot and two people to shoot guns at things. And two captains.
It's not just Captain Tek. There's two.
It's still a pretty big mess who are we even kidding. Come see for yourself!!]

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Once he's settled, she tosses him a pillow. Will she tuck him in too?
No. Probably not. Poor Tek.]
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he catches the pillow, even as loose-boned and lazy as he is right now, and stuffs it under his head.
and he's still looking over at her expectantly. like he's just calmly waiting for her slide on over.]
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Very well, then.
[Usually they share a nest and not a bed, but it's really the same thing. After setting his vials of oil safely aside, she moves over to stretch out beside him.]
I won't be much of a guardian like this, though.
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and he goes slinking closer--much like he usually does, but... yeah, it is a little bit different in a bed.]
Oh, I have faith in your abilities.
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I think that's the first time you've ever said anything like that to me.
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Is it? ...Well, my thoughts on it would be obvious, I'd think.
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How often does this happen to you?
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or it's at least not quite as open of an expression as it was.]
...Well, that depends. I'm not supposed to spend as much time like this as I do. So, every few months... I start to pay for it.
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Would it help to... [There's a pause there, because she's trying to find a less blunt way to say turn the fuck into a goddamn dragon.] To not use that form more often? There must be some way to release the tension that builds from staying in this form.
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he shifts over, rolling up onto his elbows a bit, so that he's looking at her from a better angle.]
I've told you once some of the things that can help.
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Did you think that would work now when it didn't before?
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he settles even closer as he tilts his head to one side, so she can scratch more at his neck.]
You asked.
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I thought you might have something more productive to say.
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...Like how I've been giving it more thought? Oh, I have plenty to say on that.
[just as intent, but more rational this time. that fever is still quietly burning, but it isn't making him feel nearly as desperate as she'd seen him before.]
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[Because he has his moments, like today, when he is the exact opposite of subtle.]
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Does that bother you?
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[because he could interpret that several ways.]
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[She's guessing no.]
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[that was maybe not quite the right question.]
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Then there's your answer.
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--Do you have any idea how old I am?
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Dragons in my world tend to have long lifespans, but I wouldn't be surprised if you outmatch them. You must be hundreds of years old at least.
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So, how can you expect my lifetime to enter into this at all?
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My world was torn by war, when I became Inquisitor. The fighting had made a valley too dangerous for most because both sides were driven to their actions by fear. A simple farmer working in his fields could be called a mage because his hoe looked like a staff and he would be cut down where he stood with no mercy. It was terrible, and many of the refuges from this war had fled to a safe town.
While I was visiting I met an elderly elven man and stopped to speak with him. Only Dalish elves have tattoos like mine, so it was easy to see he had no real place in that village filled with shemlen. He told me that he was there waiting for the war to end so that he could take flowers to his wife's grave.
Devotion doesn't end at death, lethallin. It endures, and I would expect any man who would lay with me to acknowledge that.
[His augment, if it's not too busy slowly frying his brain, will tell him that elven word is close to friend, but carries with it a deeper meaning. The closest Common translation would be blood kin, and it's a word she would use for someone in her clan, someone she would consider herself connected to down to her very soul.]
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