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driftfleet2015-12-02 08:53 am
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Who: Katie and anyone!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 1st December
[Oh. Well, this is new.
The bunks are comfy enough, and it's not exactly the first time Katie has found herself in an unfamiliar place. (Is it Thursday?) But it is the first time she's woken up in one for a long time, and so she squints at the door for a long moment trying to remember what she was last doing.
Then she peels off the bunk, blanket and all, and shuffles her way out to explore. She's not particularly worried, and most confusion goes right out the window when she see the giant windows that let her see out into space because seriously. She rockets over, face smooshed against the glass. That's probably where anyone on the Marsiva can find her for a long time, because space. Spaaace. This is the best accidental visit ever.
Much later, she'll actually think to check the comms, and only when she goes looking for the one she's meant to have. She turns up on the feed still with the sheet half draped over her curls and her nose still a little red from her mushed space-watching, and addresses the network cheerfully in a British accent.]
I think I took a left turn. Are we really in space? That's not just a clever painting or something, is it? Does that mean there are spacesuits? Can I go out in it? Is anyone here that I know? And what buttons do I push to leave again? Not that I didn't turn up here on purpose, because I've always wanted to see space and I really can't jump that far. Oh, but I should probably make sure, so if you could help I'd be much obliged.
...oh, I need a sword, too. Mine ran away.
[Hello, I am nine and full of questions and lies. But genuinely, she is curious. Something is afoot.
(But space.)]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 1st December
[Oh. Well, this is new.
The bunks are comfy enough, and it's not exactly the first time Katie has found herself in an unfamiliar place. (Is it Thursday?) But it is the first time she's woken up in one for a long time, and so she squints at the door for a long moment trying to remember what she was last doing.
Then she peels off the bunk, blanket and all, and shuffles her way out to explore. She's not particularly worried, and most confusion goes right out the window when she see the giant windows that let her see out into space because seriously. She rockets over, face smooshed against the glass. That's probably where anyone on the Marsiva can find her for a long time, because space. Spaaace. This is the best accidental visit ever.
Much later, she'll actually think to check the comms, and only when she goes looking for the one she's meant to have. She turns up on the feed still with the sheet half draped over her curls and her nose still a little red from her mushed space-watching, and addresses the network cheerfully in a British accent.]
I think I took a left turn. Are we really in space? That's not just a clever painting or something, is it? Does that mean there are spacesuits? Can I go out in it? Is anyone here that I know? And what buttons do I push to leave again? Not that I didn't turn up here on purpose, because I've always wanted to see space and I really can't jump that far. Oh, but I should probably make sure, so if you could help I'd be much obliged.
...oh, I need a sword, too. Mine ran away.
[Hello, I am nine and full of questions and lies. But genuinely, she is curious. Something is afoot.
(But space.)]

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But the face that greets him is as familiar as the voice, and Mihawk can't help but sigh deeply. Unbelievable...the little monster really managed to show up here with him after all. The corners of his lips tug up faintly before he flicks on the video and decides to greet her. In his usual way, of course.]
My, how troublesome, these wayward blades...perhaps it fled with mine.
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... four hours or so. Probably.]
Yours must be a terrible influence. Mine's too young to wander off on its own, after all. [But she frowns, because Mihawk missing his sword sounds like there might be homicide in the works.] Any idea where they've gone?
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Replaced immediately but a heavy sigh. He really hates not having his sword, and having it taken from him is even worse. Mihawk feels almost insulted and guilty about it. He should have held onto Yoru - his most prized possession - better than that.]
Do remember you speak of a pirate's blade, a 'bad influence' is inevitable. [But let's get to your question.] The ones that have taken us have also saw fit to disarm us.
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How do you get your hair like that?
[It looks like a broom. :|]
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[Robert had only just returned to the viewing area after restlessly pacing through the Marsiva, bereft of purpose. This girl seemed to be the latest passenger, but he took her face smooshing to be a genuine effort to actually try to break through the glass - an effort Robert had undertaken only a few days ago.]
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I bet I could get out if I wanted. [But even nine-year-olds know about the vacuum of space, so she really doesn't want to. Oh, but you're an actual live person and she hasn't seen anyone else.]
Are you the captain of this ship? You don't look like one.
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If it was a painting, it'd be a really pretty one! [Steven says with a laugh.] It's really really space, for really real. And there's spacesuits, too! Pretty cool, right?
[A pause, and he frets a little.]
But I'm sorry that your sword ran away. If only my lion was here with me, I would lend you my mom's sword!
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--hold the phone.]
You have a lion?
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I just call him Lion. It makes life easier.
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They can if they're magic swords. Don't you have magic swords where you're from?
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Eh, he's not going to complain.]
I haven't seen anybody go out in a space suit, but it would be pretty cool. You can't get very far from the ship, though.
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Why not? I could just swim away, couldn't I?
[I watch Star Trek and this is how space works.]
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We're in space. You can't leave no matter what buttons you push.
..I don't think anyone can jump that far.
[ ...Sword, what? ]
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[...okay no, she can't jump very far. But she frowns.] Why can't I leave? I can go wherever I want, can't I?
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[Hello fellow nine-year-old, have another bitty. He looks a bit solemn, but he peers into the camera with curiosity, particularly when she mentions a sword.]
You know how to swordfight?
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All little girls do where I come from. Do you?
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[Still, aside from that, there is one thing she says that stands out to him.]
You know of many paintings that surround you on all sides?
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I've seen a few at home in our museum. They're very strange. Oh, but I thought maybe the people here were just very clever and hung paintings of space outside the windows.
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Did you? Yes. No. Yes. Sometimes. Perhaps. Don't press buttons, your innards might explode. How far can you jump? And who gave you a sword?
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Space is fairly thrilling.
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I can't jump very far at all, I'm afraid. But I practice! And there was a man in a dirty trenchcoat giving them out on the street. I thought it was very generous of him.
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