Kara Danvers (
takingkarabusiness) wrote in
driftfleet2016-06-06 08:46 pm
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Tourist ROAD TRIP (mingle)
Who: Touristas and visitors
Broadcast: as needed
Action: The Tourist!
When: The month of June
[ Get bit by the June Bug and mingle to your heart's content! ]
Broadcast: as needed
Action: The Tourist!
When: The month of June
[ Get bit by the June Bug and mingle to your heart's content! ]

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Like Fenris, Kirk doesn't always sleep well, so it's not surprising that he comes across him one night when he decides that if he cannot sleep, coffee might be in order. ]
Let me guess - 'just one more chapter'?
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I have to admit, it's a little hard to put down. Most of it is my stubbornness to finish, rather than the tales itself, though.
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Haha, well, that's as good a reason as any to finish a book. What's it about?
[ He came over and settled across from him at the table, turning his coffee cup slowly in his hands, the steam drifting up into his face, smelling sweetly bitter. ]
Anything you'd recommend?
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[He gives an idle shrug. ]
If you enjoy short tales. I would personally recommend Hard in Hightown II, it is on the network system, and one of Varric's own stories. It is...what I suppose you would call a crime novel.
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[ He sips from his coffee now, licking his lips. ]
I'll have to remember that. Especially since I think I might go through the entire library soon enough at the rate I'm going. I didn't know he was a writer.
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[Fenris smiles, and it's genuine, soft. He cares a lot about Varric, he's family. ]
He is, a very famous one back home. He has written quite a few series in the time I've known him. They're good tales, if a little on-the-nose with his inspiration behind characters.
[He noticed the broody elf barman, Varric. HE NOTICED.]
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[ He chuckled. ]
I'll have to try and find some more from him then. Sounds like they'd be a good read before bed.
[ He took another sip, licking his lips. ]
Actually, I wanted to talk to you about something - since Varric's gone, and I'm the captain now.
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[There's a slight drop to his expression at the mention of Varric being gone. The dwarf has been such a permanent part of the ship, it's strange to not have him here, even if he knows he will see him again when he eventually returns home.]
Oh? Is there something you need assistance with?
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[ He tries his best not to speak of him again, not at the moment, unless Fenris brings it up. ]
Well, I was looking at our records, and I don't see a First Mate assigned. As I believe you've been on this ship the longest, I wanted to ask if you would be my First Mate.
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Me? Truly? You want me to be your First Mate? I'm not exactly very... sociable.
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[ He has to chuckle at that because why deny it? ]
That may be true, but being sociable isn't the only quality needed in a First Mate. As I said, I believe you've been here the longest, so there is a matter of seniority. And in the event of an emergency and I cannot act as Captain, for whatever reason, I have faith you could handle the job. You're experienced in ways I don't believe others on this ship might be, and that outweighs whether or not you are sociable, in my mind.
[ It would help, yes, but it wasn't entirely necessary. But he did truly believe that Fenris was the optimal choice as his second. ]
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Sorry, this is rather...unexpected. If you are sure, then I suppose it could not hurt.
[It helps that he likes the crew on the Tourist. He wants them to be safe.]
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[ Kirk had come to believe that over the course of the past months on the ship. And it weighed heavily on his decision making. Not that he thought the others did not care. He knew they did. But Fenris, he thought, would have more experience with situations that would demand he take a leading roll. He trusted him to get their little crew through if he could not. And maybe smack him if he was making a horrible mistake. ]
If you are willing, we can file the paperwork and make it official then.
[ He held out his hand to Fenris to shake on it. ]
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Okay. Consider it a deal.
[He hesitates a moment, before taking his hand to shake it, a touch awkwardly. He's not used to this touching business. ]
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[ He gives a firm shake and releases, relaxing back in his chair and sighing with a pleased smile. ]
Well, that takes care of the solemn business. Any suggestions on how to fill the rest of the evening?
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Aside from going to a bar and drinking?
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[He's used to doing his routine and little else. Save him, Kirk. ]
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What do you say to some late night obstacle course running?
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I would like that, yes.
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[ He grins wider back, feeling a flush of pride. That smile was small and quick, but it was a smile! ]
Then let's go. You can finish up the chapter in the shuttle ride over.
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Okay, let us be off.
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[ He follows suit, draining the last of his coffee and putting the cup away ]
Don't go easy on me now just because you're my new First Officer.
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[At least he sounds amused? Kind of. ]
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Is there any reason you actually would?
[ He's curious now, and they have to kill a little time in the shuttle right? ]
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