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steeledskin) wrote in
driftfleet2016-01-12 12:15 pm
» 2nd lemoncake
Who: Sansa Stark and anyone.
Broadcast: Video. Fleetwide.
Action: Find her on the Blue Fish, if you like.
When: Midday.
[ by all accounts, sansa stark has survived. she now lives on an armoured ship. her brothers are nearby -- alongside one brother's devoted friends, who have all been more kind to her kin than she can put to words. although nothing so much as approaches normal, she's beginning to feel settled. stability creeps in from the corners.
and this allows her to ask a question of her fleetmates: ] Is there any means by which I might find spare cloth and thread? And needles, too, of course. The ships give us so much, but I'm not certain -- [ not certain they can give me these. she does not understand their magic, nor the purchasing power of her device. ]
I like to embroider. I should like to do it again, if I could. [ but without a handmaiden to bid fetch these things, she doesn't know how to begin. perhaps it's as simple as looking in the correct spot -- but she was never raised to procure or purchase anything in her life. ]
Broadcast: Video. Fleetwide.
Action: Find her on the Blue Fish, if you like.
When: Midday.
[ by all accounts, sansa stark has survived. she now lives on an armoured ship. her brothers are nearby -- alongside one brother's devoted friends, who have all been more kind to her kin than she can put to words. although nothing so much as approaches normal, she's beginning to feel settled. stability creeps in from the corners.
and this allows her to ask a question of her fleetmates: ] Is there any means by which I might find spare cloth and thread? And needles, too, of course. The ships give us so much, but I'm not certain -- [ not certain they can give me these. she does not understand their magic, nor the purchasing power of her device. ]
I like to embroider. I should like to do it again, if I could. [ but without a handmaiden to bid fetch these things, she doesn't know how to begin. perhaps it's as simple as looking in the correct spot -- but she was never raised to procure or purchase anything in her life. ]

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If you'd like to be even, I'll pretend I didn't catch your name and you can do the whole 'introduction' thing over.
But thanks. Haven't been on another ship yet, really —
... Yours is significantly less creepy than mine.
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slowly, she begins to bundle the wool once it's out of his care. she twists and winds it like it's second nature: the beginnings of a ball. ] What's wrong with yours?
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Oh, it's... mostly good. Except the Atroma apparently re-decorated everything to look like a dungeon. They've got skull designs everywhere, which, you know... hardly strikes fear into anyone but the people living in it.
[It's tragic, really.]
Imagine my surprise, going from the Marsiva to that.
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Might it be a show of strength? [ she frowns. ] Back -- back in King's Landing, where the king of Westeros lives, they used to keep dragon skulls in the great hall.
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Well, people trying to board will take us seriously, at least.
... Until they meet the crew, anyway.
[He motions to the door, toward the rest of the ship.]
Getting along well with yours?
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Brothers, huh... It's good to have family around. But maybe that's just me; back home, it's always dangerous, so having my brother here would be... pretty nice, actually.
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[And we're not just talking about who'll be president in 2016.]
I guess you could say it was at least bad enough that I was pretty prepared for even crazier things to happen, like ending up on a ship in space.
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Nothing quite like this has ever happened to me, ser. [ she errs on the side of a title; it's easier. ]
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That's usually the way it is for everyone.
Guess I'm just a weird anomaly. You get used to it after a while, when it seems like other universes fancy having you around. Have you been doing alright? I mean, all things considered. Space is... pretty overwhelming.
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Ah, sorry - sorry, I'm. I don't usually just invite myself into places; that's rude.
I'll just leave all this here.
If it's not enough [god why wouldn't it be] let Katie know, she'll be more than happy to toss more your way.