Riona Cousland | Hero and Queen of Ferelden (
bryces_pup) wrote in
driftfleet2016-03-06 05:41 pm
March Mingle Madness (aka SURPRISE it's another mingle)
Who: Crew members and visitors of the SS Blue Fish
Broadcast: nope
Action: On the Blue Fish, naturally.
When: Throughout March!
[Another month, another mingle. Once again, any visitors on the ship should bear in mind that there are locks installed all over the ship, so someone on board's gotta let you in. Or you can just stand there. And stare. And hope someone takes pity on you.]
Broadcast: nope
Action: On the Blue Fish, naturally.
When: Throughout March!
[Another month, another mingle. Once again, any visitors on the ship should bear in mind that there are locks installed all over the ship, so someone on board's gotta let you in. Or you can just stand there. And stare. And hope someone takes pity on you.]

xoxo
Hey.
[ and he waits for sasuke to come in so he can close and relock the hatch ]
What's up?
no subject
A number of things. Talking about every one of them as an introduction would probably just be a pain, so let's go to your -- [ my ] -- room instead.
no subject
That better not be another statue. Or a body.
[ zuko isn't sure what would be worse ]
no subject
[ There it is again, that winning sense of humor as he edges around Zuko to already move deeper into the ship like he owns the place. ]
How are you?
no subject
I've been better.
[ he's gotten a lot of pretty terrible news from home, but. whatever. his life is a joke. what else is new. and zuko follows after sasuke, not really all that bothered that sasuke seems to think this ship belongs to him ]
Who did you kill?
[ look equally winning sense of humor :) ]
no subject
I'll write down the list of names for you later and you can look it over on your own time. [ Naturally he heads right for Zuko's office, paying the fox little mind when he lets himself in. ]
Do you want to talk about any of it?
no subject
[ dryly, and zuko nudges naruto the fox back into the room with his foot -- but he freezes, just a little, at sasuke's question. it's not prying -- sasuke, in his own way, is just trying to be nice. and he supposes that sasuke, of all people, would probably understand.
but the thought of talking about it weighs heavily on his chest, and he knows that it's just going to open a can of worms. but he also doesn't want sasuke to ask someone else. not that he would.
... eugh. ]
I found out pieces of my future that I wish I hadn't.
[ finally, and he closes the door, careful not to shut it on naruto's tail ]
It's not as clean as I would have hoped.
no subject
Are they unavoidable events, or are they just pieces of 'a' future? Your being here already changes a few things, minor though they may be. [ That bundle he's carrying is placed neatly on the desk, a muffled clatter sounding as the objects tucked inside are jostled. ]
no subject
[ and zuko sinks onto the couch, eyeing the bundle with a little bit of suspicion before he sighs, allowing the fox to hop up onto his lap ]
My mother is alive. My father didn't kill her.
[ which is... great, really, but. ]
She left Azula and I with our father and left to be with the man she really loved, and had a spirit wipe her memories of us from her mind, so she wouldn't remember we existed.
[ so. congratulations, sasuke, you picked a great time to come hang out. ]
no subject
... do you want to meet her? [ Because that's the part that matters most right now. Now suddenly he has the opportunity, but under what circumstances? ]
no subject
[ which is the right decision, in the end. he knows that, deep down. but as zuko says it, he still feels conflicted over it, and he stands with a huff, to walk around the room. he needs to move. ]
But it doesn't change the fact that she willingly forgot my sister and I, and left us with our father. Azula never recovered from that betrayal -- and when she found out, what my mother had done, she escaped. I couldn't find her again.
[ zuko is jumping around the story a bit, and not telling all of it -- mostly because he hadn't expected to tell it, and therefore he's just focusing on the painful parts, instead of the exact story. but -- ]
Taking us with her would have prevented so much, and she didn't. She left, instead.
no subject
You're talking about what will happen -- or what has happened in another future -- but that doesn't answer my question. [ And yet really, it does. The fact that Zuko is struggling with it indicates his mixed feelings; of course he wants to see her, but that doesn't mean he feels positively about what might happen. ]
Maybe it's better that you've had some warning here of what will happen.
But I'm sorry. The two of you didn't deserve that.