moonofmylife (
moonofmylife) wrote in
driftfleet2016-05-09 11:33 am
May Mingle (Caprine)
Who: The crew of the Caprine and visitors
Broadcast: N/a
Action: Yes
When: Throughout the month of May
[Enjoy the snacks! Sadly they are mostly goo.]
Broadcast: N/a
Action: Yes
When: Throughout the month of May
[Enjoy the snacks! Sadly they are mostly goo.]

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Yeah. Yeah, I know Luke. Who else is here? The princess, the wookiee…?
[ and *looks at smudged writing on hand* ham polo ]
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From about four or five years before you, there's a twi'lek pilot named Hera Syndulla.
And as for people from my time, there's me, Luke's father and my old master, Anakin Skywalker, Anakin's old master, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and finally Senator Padmé Amidala.
Then there's a Jedi from about four thousand years before all of us, by the name of Vima Sunrider, and two guys from about thirty or forty years into the future by the name of Finn and Poe. The same Finn whose butt I'm here to kick, incidentally.
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han never figured high on her list of priorities, however, so he along with every other name ahsoka mentions is promptly set aside. all but two. skywalker and amidala. how very interesting. ]
Luke must have been ecstatic to meet his dad. [ and his mom, but that thought aphra keeps between her teeth. the jedi went to a lot of trouble keeping amidala's pregnancy a secret. aphra doubts luke himself knew of his royal naboo lineage. she's not going to out herself as being privy to such sensitive detail. ]
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Anakin... wasn't so much.
[Poor Luke.]
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on the outside: ] That's rough.
[ a beat. ]
Anything else I should know?
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Hmm. Nope! I think that's everything. Anything else you'd like to ask?
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[She would be much less willing to let someone else hold it if it were.]
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aphra hops off her seat, lightsaber in hand. upon activation, she can tell the difference, one that goes beyond the difference in color.
she's still grinning like she's planning to kill batman. ]
fudges completely non-scientific fantasy science
Everything else I've tried here doesn't come close. Whenever I manage get it hot enough to actually cut something, the parts melt or the wiring explodes.
fudges right after so much fudge ( also helps when I don't submit prematurely thanks phone )
You might have to sacrifice the blade extension. At least to this degree. But if you can get a core for the blade, a good power cell, of course, you'll have to insulate the crap out of this thing, but with the magnetic field you could, in theory, contain the plasma and keep anything that's not supposed to melt from melting…
[ please interrupt. ]
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[ time to start "salvaging" from ships she's not on then. ]
I'll figure it out. As long as I'm stuck here, I could do with a project.
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[Some people like to work alone. Some people don't. So she leaves the ball in Aphra's court.]
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[ she's kidding except not at all. ]
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Wait, why would you have to pay me?
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Rule of the galaxy, kiddo. No one does anything for free anymore. [ if they ever did. aphra waves a dismissive hand. ] Don't worry about it.
I'll sketch something up and get you a list of materials. I figure between the two of us we might have better luck of finding everything.
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[More than she ever had back home, truth be told. She doesn't really know what to do with it all. She spends most of it on obsessively re-stocking the Starstruck with non-perishable foods whenever they stop somewhere, and the rest of it on parts to tinker with in her room.]
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[ her hands drop; one extends. ]
How about friends?
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[Ahsoka is easy like that.]