Nel (
catamite) wrote in
driftfleet2016-01-18 08:33 am
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Who: Nelkeila "Trashbag" Tarid
Broadcast: Video, fleetwide
Action: Any ship
When: Noonish
[while all passengers of the Drift Fleet should have the augment-given knowledge needed to pilot the SR shuttles without help, some people need their hands held a little bit to actually get started. so, now that someone has finally 'taught' him to fly, (thanks for leaving that legacy, Shawn,) Nel can be found zooming around through space, buzzing the various ships of the fleet.
he just wants to say hi, okay. a couple times, he even gets close enough that he can practically wave through the windows at the faces inside. hello, friends!
also, he may never have gotten the fact that drivers are supposed to stay off the phone while catapulting through space. with something blaring in the background, a video feed pops on from inside an active shuttle-- seemingly from Nel's lap, until he jostles the device around and props it on the dashboard.]
--Hey! Does anyone race these things? They go way faster than I thought they would!
[...are those proximity alarms in the background, or just part of the music? who knows!]
Broadcast: Video, fleetwide
Action: Any ship
When: Noonish
[while all passengers of the Drift Fleet should have the augment-given knowledge needed to pilot the SR shuttles without help, some people need their hands held a little bit to actually get started. so, now that someone has finally 'taught' him to fly, (thanks for leaving that legacy, Shawn,) Nel can be found zooming around through space, buzzing the various ships of the fleet.
he just wants to say hi, okay. a couple times, he even gets close enough that he can practically wave through the windows at the faces inside. hello, friends!
also, he may never have gotten the fact that drivers are supposed to stay off the phone while catapulting through space. with something blaring in the background, a video feed pops on from inside an active shuttle-- seemingly from Nel's lap, until he jostles the device around and props it on the dashboard.]
--Hey! Does anyone race these things? They go way faster than I thought they would!
[...are those proximity alarms in the background, or just part of the music? who knows!]

video
video
[grinning like he has any idea who this is, he turns his music down to a manageable level.]
Say that again?
Video
Video
...Well, I mean. I guess I'm piloting something right now. But it's just a shuttle. I don't think that's the same thing, really.
I'm in Comms, normally.
Video
Video
Video
[...except] Though if you are going that route, I still really would like a ride. Any chance of that?
Video
[this is the sound of a potentially terrible decision being made.]
I'll be there in a minute!
[once he... figures out how to use all these navigation doohickeys to tell one ship from another...]
Re: Video
...wow. Y'know it's kind of hard to tell from here, but you look like you're going pretty fast. [in the direction of an object much more stationary than u bro]
Video
Yeah! These things go way faster than I thought they would. It's pretty crazy. I don't know why people aren't racing these things just all the time.
[shuttle incoming. it won't take him too long to get to the dock with the speed he's going.]
All the ships are pretty much the same, right? Like, in how they're built? I've only parked this thing once, so...
Video
Video
[space-driving is a hell of a thing.]
Because it keeps moving forward, so you have to, like... make it stop. Or it will just... smash right into whatever's in front of it.
Video
You can't just, you know. [mimes something that makes no sense] Just make it stop? Tell it to stop?
Video
Well, yeah... I mean, you do tell it to stop. But you can't just, like... stop driving. It's a little more complicated than that--
[and hang on, he needs to focus while he gets this thing docked up to the cargo bay.
...just ignore the distant thud that goes shuddering lightly through the hull.]
Video -> action
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Hey, hi! [and then, in his best rich-person voice--] Your carriage has arrived, sir.
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IM SORRY im finally back
[hang on. let him just brush a couple molded-protein wrappers off the seat, there.]
Scoot on in, I guess.