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theboogieman) wrote in
driftfleet2014-12-15 07:23 pm
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Who: The crew of the SS Red Fish
Broadcast: n/a probably
Action: yep, it's a ship mingle
When: some time around the snow planet?
[yep. they all got business to attend to. new planet, new crewmate, new problems...]
Broadcast: n/a probably
Action: yep, it's a ship mingle
When: some time around the snow planet?
[yep. they all got business to attend to. new planet, new crewmate, new problems...]

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he's still got a skull painted on his face, but he's also... wearing... an apron... instead of his usual coat. you know, to keep his clothes clean. it smells good, whatever it is.]
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She almost makes it out too, but she catches sight of the apron he's wearing and she's so surprised by it that she stubs her toe on the door, alerting pretty much everyone in the whole ship to her presence in the kitchen. ]
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...he is surprised to hear the botched exit. he stops what he's doing, paused halfway through raising his knife, and turns to look...]
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he also taps the cutting board with the flat side of his knife, a couple of times, to let her know he doesn't care if she comes in. sure, that's... kind of hard to guess since it has absolutely nothing to do with that to a normal person, but hey.]
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It's quite a long while later that she decides to say anything. ]
...I didn't request a transfer here.
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he looks back at her again... but this time, he picks up a spatula, taps it on the counter twice, and then points with it to the table. this is a much clearer gesture, accompanied by the slight tilt of his head. pull up a chair, have a seat.
he must expect her to just do it, since he goes back to cooking. he's got a pot of something grain-like that he scoops out onto his frying food.]
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She watches him for a while in silence, uncertain if he either doesn't believe what she's told him or simply doesn't care. She's not really surprised that he knows how to cook apparently. Of course he'd be somewhat self-sufficient. She is a little impressed though that he seems to move about the kitchen as though all of this is second nature. Even she probably couldn't do that well if left to her own devices. ]
Mm... nice apron.
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he packs down rice, sets down his spatula, and finally steps away from his work. he pulls on his shoulder while he turns, stretching out the tendons and muscles--one of the many strange effects of getting all healed up is that his shoulders eased up for the first time in years. now that he's back to his old habits, he has to feel them complain and ache all over again...
so he glances at the wall, neck stretched to the side, wearing an apron, and somehow looking exactly as serious, unimpressed, and vaguely annoyed as ever.]
Met Coil yet.
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He and Hange don't like each other much, it seems.
[ As she says this, she prepares a mild Cure spell, shooting it off in his direction to help with the tight muscles. She doesn't ask him first if it's all right to heal his aches and pains. ]
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Stop that. [--hissed through his teeth, right before he shudders. you'd think she poured a bucket of ice water on him, not a small healing spell.]
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Listen. If Coil acts like a brat, tell me. Don't play games with him.
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Then around her shoulders and head she's wrapped the great traveling cloak: traces of white patterning are visible, the wings broken into abstraction by folding and layering.]
What are you making?
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Not bad. I didn't know you were a cook.
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he's almost done chopping up meatstuff, so he'll finish the last of that now.]
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and then he just... spaces out a little, thinking, stretching out his neck and shoulder. he may be wearing his 'face' more, but he's still much more comfortable around Hange than he used to be. he can stand there and not feel he needs to watch her the whole time.]
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[says the skullfaced man in the apron. he gets between her and the food and uses the spatula to stir up all of that frying rice substitute. it'll be like ten more minutes. simmer down, captain.]
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