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driftfleet2016-02-21 07:53 am
Blameless Mingle
Who: Those who are without blame
Broadcast: Nope
Action: On the Blameless
When: Whenever we feel like it! Gawd!
[A brand new crew has been assigned to a brand new ship. Can they find it within themselves to get along? Find out next time! Or you know, in this actual log.]
Broadcast: Nope
Action: On the Blameless
When: Whenever we feel like it! Gawd!
[A brand new crew has been assigned to a brand new ship. Can they find it within themselves to get along? Find out next time! Or you know, in this actual log.]

this is your captain speaking | ota.
[Later, he's back and his usual self. You may find him inspecting the cockpit with a critical eye. He doesn't seem best pleased by this arrangement, but he's doing his best not to fall to temptation and touch anything. He's not a pilot, after all. Joy.]
[As the ship's engineer, he's going to be tinkering a fair deal. In one of the various Blameless corridors, he's managed to open some of the interior paneling, and, well, stuck himself inside of it. His legs dangle out of a wall, and if you listen closely, you can hear him whistling a tune while he thinkers with the ship. A gloved hand eventually sneaks out of the wall, as though he knew you were there, and his muffled voice sounds through the wall:] Can you pass me that hyperspanner?
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Working out of a damned shoe box. [ She mumbled, stepping over the legs sticking out interior paneling without missing a beat ]
Hmm? Certainly.
[ The voice was familiar - that had to have been newly minted captain and stopgap ship's engineer. With a flick of her wrist the hyperspanner was lifted off the ground as a flickering blue light surrounded it before being gingerly placed in Luke's outstretched hand.
Because manipulating physics was the best option when simply bending down to pick the hyperspanner would be too much effort. ]
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[Said as innocently as humanly possible, despite the fact that, inside the wall, it would have been impossible for him to see anything.]
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Now, much later, they were both in the cockpit. Except Logan was in the pilot's seat. And he had a cigar. And he seemed to have absolutely no interest in piloting. He even had one foot dangled carelessly between the arms of the control wheel. Seeing Luke come over to take a look only gives him cause to tilt his head back and glare.]
Can't ya see I'm busy here, kid?
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You don't look very busy to me. [Half whiny, half cheeky amusement.]
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it's a few days after the blameless's addition to the fleet that this lag-behind cook rejoins her mates. she's got a bag slung over her shoulder and seems to have picked up some decent threads in the station's garment district despite both her newness and the fleet's financial crisis. she has clint barton to thank for that.
striding down the corridor, she comes to...a pair of legs. huh. she's about to step over them and continue about her business, when: ]
Uh, what's a hyperspanner?
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It's the yellow one. Have we met?
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i thought i posted this.......... help
it's ok!
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on-board loudspeaker announcement
Attention passengers. This is your new captain speaking.
Congratulations on winning the ship lottery. You see, I intend for this crew and ship to be the finest, most sought-after in the Fleet.
Before we start anything, however, I think some introductions are in order. As such, all crew members are to report to the bridge at their earliest convenience.
You may refuse, of course. Though it will be interpreted as a lack of desire to be a team player in what is very much a team effort, and result in your immediate ejection. I have no interest in forcing anyone who doesn't want to be here to stay, after all. If you don't think you can hack it-- well, you know where the door is. Otherwise, I'll see you soon.
[Announcement end. She'll be waiting.
Time see where the chips fall.]
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[But let's be real here, Luke's a team player. And after you walk into Darth Vader's Take Your Son To Work Day, nothing really scares you anymore. So he listens to the loudspeaker announcement, and opens a panel in the wall. After a few moments, he's disconnected the loudspeaker, so she can't make any more announcements and cause a potential panic.]
[Then, still whistling, he walks up to the bridge and knocks softly on the door.] Hello? New captain?
[He sounds... amused.]
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That would be me. And you are...?
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While your proselytizing of what I'm sure is a stellar range of skills that would only benefit the crew is certainly adorable I'm afraid it's worn its welcome.
We're all very impressed you learned how to lock a door - now if you're quite finished.
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Unbothered:]
And you are...?
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He boarded the ship to have a cursory look around while a different set of cleaning droids followed him. This was good because he had arrived on the ship with a large, thick meatball sandwich he'd picked up a few blocks away and it was dripping bits of sauce on the ground which the droids were only too eager to schlurp up in his wake.
Logan paid no mind to the kid sitting in the captain's chair. She seemed to look comfortable up there and hell, why should he care? He plopped himself into the Communications chair and put his feet up on the control panel. There was a halfway decent view of the docks from where he was sitting.]
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Azula has already memorized all the names of her crew and their positions as stated on the crew roster-- it isn't hard, there's only five of them, and one of them is herself. She's already met Luke and Miranda, and this man doesn't look like much of a "Katherine." Which makes him--]
Logan. Kind of you to join us.
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sniktbubbing | ota
Following his skirmish with their so-called captain, Logan was in a fouler mood. Where he might have been halfway good company beforehand, he now looked like a madman ready to snap at anyone. Consequently he was sitting outside the ship in the Starlight hangar with a cigar in one hand and a bottle of booze in the other. Eleven other bottles were in a case next to him and it seemed likely he might just finish off the whole dozen. Getting into a fight with a teenage girl and doing what he did was not going to be counted among his prouder moments. This was how he was going to unwind.
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So, with an inchoate wardrobe (bought with Barton's credits) shoved into a reflective-surface futuristic-looking version of a duffel bag, she showed up right where she was meant to be. And there was Wolverine, sulking on the ship's sorta front step. It was the kind of moodiness that seemed to permeate a whole space. Musky.
Kate bit off a bite of some alien-y sandwich wrap. She chewed, silent and thoughtful. And she swallowed. "Hi, bunky."
It was an educated guess.
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He grimaced. "You're kidding me."
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sometime after the shuffle
Sara's been beamed aboard the Blameless and even started meeting people, but one of her priorities is to get out of these ships and onto the station ASAP. About a week trapped on the Marsiva was long enough, even if her ability to go outside now is only an illusion of freedom. She'd just padded out into the hangar when she came across Logan's set-up.
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Logan was still sour about the ordeal with Azula, though time enough had passed that he was only spending time drinking and smoking because those were just ordinary sorts of things to him - and because the droids didn't follow him outside the ship. It made him no more welcoming than it had a week ago. He did at least seem to recognize her as he gave her a second glance.
"Got dropped on this junker, eh?"
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ota
And by nice, we mean all the lights are off.
Or, if you're a little bit later, perhaps you wandered in after the lights were back on again and found a trail of fresh blood near the entrance. If you follow the blood to it's source, rather predictably, you will end up at the med-bay.
In it is Azula, alone, rummaging through all the various cabinets with what looks like some difficulty. She's divested herself of her armour (which sits on top of one of the beds), and is clutching one hand to her opposite shoulder tightly, breathing heavily. Her blouse is naturally red anyway, but... it doesn't hide the large blood stain on both sides of her shoulder quite well enough. Well! There's your source!
She uses her injured arm to rummage around one-handed for what she's looking for. The room itself is somewhat of a mess-- she hasn't exactly been taking the time to look carefully and put things back where she found them. The pain is keeping her from moving as quickly as she'd like, but she can't make herself go slowly, either. She makes a small noise of frustration as she slams another drawer, unable to find what she's looking for, and mutters under her breath.]
Where is it!
[Alternatively, if you would like to run into Azula a little bit later, you can always find her sulking in the med bay or in her quarters after having her injuries taken care of. She will have changed shirts of course, but there's a bandage around her neck and she'll be moving pretty slowly-- if at all.]
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[And then he sees Azula clearly bleeding, and all concern for his safety go out of is mind. He nearly leaps forward to begin opening cabinets.] You lay down, Azula; I'll get it.
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Don't tell me what to do.
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'im his possibly' why do i phonetag.
i didn't even notice. i'm fluent in typo.
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azula's quarters »
she's met skywalker (scream). and she already knows wolverine (sorta). but who's this, hm? kate might have embarked upon her twenties with the grace and gravitas of someone to whom adulthood is well-suited, but she's definitely eager to meet the other youthful face.
she just doesn't expect it to sit so evidently above a bandaged neck. huh. kate knocks on azula's door with a spirited rhythm. ]
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late month »
and that's what gets her thinking. they are all of them poor! most of them are new and still learning their way around the fleet's customs. most of them don't have much in the way of a savings account, and that's frozen so long as they're docked at the station.
so that night, after supper (stew of beef-flavoured protein cubes served with fresh real rolls), kate sets up a glass jar. from now on, it's displayed prominently in the blameless's kitchen. ladies and gentlemen, behold the ship's official SWEARS AND ATTITUDES JAR. whenever someone's being naughty instead of nice, they're compelled to deposit a few credits (or at least an iou) into the awaiting jar. bad language, aggressive growling, or snotty comments will all cost you. (and kate knows she's particularly guilty of the third item on that list.) ]
And by the end, [ kate (gesturing broadly) rounds off her explanation to whoever might have stuck by to listen to her caper, ] we should have enough to buy ourselves some nice things. Like real meat! Or our own rooms. I for one am really craving a little privacy. I'm sure you are, too -- so it's for the greater good. Honestly.
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[sara promises lightly, picking up the jar to give it a look. swears and attitudes...she could feel her wallet getting lighter just looking at it -- if she had any money at all in the first place.]
I love donating to causes, but I'm broke.
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it's deja vu all over again!
rinse + repeat!
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