Coil Lenn (
mortalcoil) wrote in
driftfleet2016-05-22 07:46 pm
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Red Fish Pond
Who: Anyone aboard the SS Red Fish
Broadcast: Probably Not
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Through the end of May
[as usual, all is friendly smiles and laughs on the most lovable ship in the fleet!]
Broadcast: Probably Not
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Through the end of May
[as usual, all is friendly smiles and laughs on the most lovable ship in the fleet!]

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[probably not the first thing that should come out of his mouth when it comes to Coil, but he's had a weird day. he's despondent to being cleaned up, but seems to be gazing towards the kitchen table... considering sitting in a chair, perhaps...]
He's... [oh, what's the word for this...?] ...Upset.
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[She fusses about his shirt, in the overly focused fashion of the inebriated, when they're trying hard to be sober. If he sat, she'd probably be grateful.]
I've been taking care of him, as much as he'll let me. But I'm no substitute for family.
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[what else does he say to that? he finds it hard to believe that anyone could miss him that much, even Coil. that's why this whole thing is so confusing.
after a sluggish pause, he looks down at her again.] Are you drunk.
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Instead, what he gets is a wave of her free hand.]
Not as much as I was a few hours ago.
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[maybe that'll just be his phrase for the night. with an uncertain tilt of his head, he gives up the standing game... and drifts to go sit down at the table instead.
he says nothing when he's there, but he's bothered and tired-looking all the same.]
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Did you get shuffled here? I kept your shuttle the way you left it.
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silence follows. he's... touched, to hear that she kept his shuttle the same. flattered, maybe. he doesn't have much right to things or space where he's from, so he'd assumed that most of his "worldly" belongings would have been tossed into a void by now. but to hear that she kept his little space the same hits him harder than hearing that he was missed. words are just noise to him; actions have a heavy weight.
after a stretch of silence, he finally shakes his head.]
Staying here anyway.
[he didn't like the Marsiva and he doesn't really like his other ship. he liked his stupid shuttle and his crew.]
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[He doesn't ask, so she doesn't make the excuse of doing it for Coil. To give him stability, something familiar with all the change going on. It's true, but it's not everything. She did it for herself too.]
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Thanks.
[it's quiet, but he means it. he pushes his arm forward on the table a little, to make it easier to hold onto.]
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Glad you're back, Zhas.
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after a moment of reflection, he brings up something that'd been glossed over a minute ago:]
You took care of Coil.
[he draws a question mark with his finger--since he knows she understands that, now.]
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I was there for him the day you disappeared. I make sure he eats, and we spar, so he has someone who he can beat the tar out of. I give as good as I get, don't worry. I wouldn't patronize him like that. Patch him up after, and we've gotten into arguments about healing up things like split lips.
[She rolls her eyes thinking about it. Coil is such a pain in the ass sometimes.]
Ridiculous, right?
[She pauses in her recounting here, because now she's back to more serious things.]
He had a really bad day recently. I generally give him his space...mostly, but this was a bad bad day for him. It's selfish, I know, but it's good that your back. I missed you, but he really needs you.
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...Willingly.
[...as in, you've been doing this with Coil willingly. and Coil's been sparring with her... instead of trying to throw her out an airlock. like, on purpose.
...he glances around the kitchen again. this is the right ship, right?]
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[ :| ]
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and just kind of. keep it there. skeptically.]
That bad, huh.
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For him, yes, I think so. Is it really so strange that we're getting along?
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[WITHOUT A SHRED OF HESITATION.
though he finally removes his hand, and stops giving her quite as much of a look.]
What about the others.
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[This may or may not be what Zhas meant, when he asked about the others, but it's what he's getting.]
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Sandwiches are good. [in the same way that coffee is good. she's making progress!] Not much trouble, then.
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[And the memory of going out with Cas that time is pleasant, so that's nice to think about.]
Aside from both Sam and Cas having fallen asleep almost back to back, and after Sam woke up he was really disoriented, bled himself over half the ship doing some kind of banishment, which I and Nami -she's a friend- stopped, no it's been fairly quiet.
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Magic...?
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Zhas...you're talking an awful lot.
[Which if she was sober, would be really flattering and meaningful. Because she knows he doesn't like talking. While drunk, it just seems really odd.]
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Practicing?
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Yes. A lot.
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but now he's free to sign back.] Good. Maybe I will stop g-o-i-n-g e-a-s-y on you.
[the bit in there is spelled out, since that's much easier than trying to figure out how to sign the specific phrase.]
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