Nami (
mikangirl) wrote in
driftfleet2015-10-03 11:42 am
Entry tags:
Action | Bloodsport is such a violent name, gosh
Who: SS Bloodsport crew and visitors!
Broadcast: N/A
Action: SS Bloodsport
When: Any time since last shuffle.
[And then the SS Bloodsport got two new crew members. Say hi to your co-pilots? Crew mingle!]
Broadcast: N/A
Action: SS Bloodsport
When: Any time since last shuffle.
[And then the SS Bloodsport got two new crew members. Say hi to your co-pilots? Crew mingle!]

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Ah- hello. May I help you?
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Everyone seems surprised to see me. Don't they give you a heads up when you get new crew members?
[Rude. So's not introducing yourself, Nami, but whatever.]
You're a doctor?
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[Simon smiled apologetically.]
They do, but I must have been too absorbed in my work. I apologize. [He nodded.] I am- I'm Simon.
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Well hi, Simon. I'm Nami. Pilot, apparently.
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[She gives a wistful smile, and edges a bit closer to those plants he's studying.] Maybe it'll give me an edge.
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Seafaring kind-- I navigate a brigantine sloop, actually. You... come from space? Seriously?
[It's less skepticism and more Simon's about to become a target for all sorts of questions, really...]
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Does it ever change?
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That's correct- it's extremely cold outside the confines of the ship, and there is no oxygen to breathe. As far as changes of scenery- we do land around once a month, and between planets there are waystations we can resupply at. Other than that, it tends to look the same out in the black.
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So I guess navigating out here is vastly different from navigating on an ocean, then. No air currents, no waves, no weather.
[WELP. Guess she's learning from scratch, then.]
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[To be fair, she does appreciate she kind of knows how to pilot things now. And the crew so far seem okay.]
How long have you been here?
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I have been here around 6 months.
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Has the fleet changed much in that time? I mean-- do you often get new crew?
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...I'm sorry about your sister.
[Either way, he probably misses her a lot.]
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She won't know you're gone. Time doesn't move back home?
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