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driftfleet2016-08-03 03:29 pm
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Who: Starstruck crew and visitors
Broadcast: None
Action: The SSTrainwreck Starstruck
When: August
[It might be accurate to say that the crew of the Starstruck had spent the majority of the month prior avoiding each other, or people in general, but as we leave the hand holding planet perhaps the crew can get back to normal.
Whatever that means...]
Broadcast: None
Action: The SS
When: August
[It might be accurate to say that the crew of the Starstruck had spent the majority of the month prior avoiding each other, or people in general, but as we leave the hand holding planet perhaps the crew can get back to normal.
Whatever that means...]

lauralae
While she can still most often be found in the lab or her room, she does move around, spending more and more time in the cargo area; it soon becomes obvious why, as a little black wolf is constantly on her tail, chasing her around and learning simple commands that Lauralae offers in soft spoken words, in a language not English.
... She sometimes even smiles at the wolf, soft and sweet as she bends down to touch behind his ears. ]
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He still isn't quite certain of what to think of Lauralae. He knows she has power, and had stopped himself from reacting badly to finding out the source of it. So far he'd considered her somewhat suspicious but nothing she'd done had merited a label of evil. Perhaps she deserved to be seen as something other than what her magic had made her.
And if it turns out he's wrong, being on the same ship means he can keep an eye on her.]
This is a surprise.
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It's not as if she's afraid of him, not really. She has no reason to be, and she's comfortable enough in her own skin and her own powers to feel as though she might be able to shrug it off and manage, but at the same time - she hesitates, her gaze narrowing before she takes a step back. Lazarus moves with her, peeking out from under her skirts, little head held high with his ears back - he's trying very hard to appear dangerous. ]
May I help you?
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Perhaps you could start by not setting your hound on me. [He offers her a smile to show that he is joking (which he mostly is) and unconcerned (which he mostly isn't)]
Who is your new shadow?
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Quite the handsome companion you have escorting you.
[She resists the urge to immediately bend down to pet the pup. That would be rude without asking.]
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His name is Lazarus.
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Hello there, Lazarus.
[A bit of an unusual name, but Wanda's certainly not going to judge a pet owner's choice of name. Not when Vision has "Officer Snuggles" patrolling the Windrose with him.]
[Wanda begins to bend down to pet the little wolf but stop shorts. She looks up at Lauralae, remembering her manners.]
Is it all right?
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STEVE ROGERS ✮
at quieter hours, you could also find him sitting in the kitchen either putting various shells from the planet into glass jars or otherwise sitting and sketching something into a little notebook. ]
[ weaponry ]
Mr. Rogers, I presume?
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He knows of Charles but not much, the little Peggy had told him, her quiet words offering, he could help Winter and as much as Steve had wanted, childishly, to claim that it is his own duty, he had accepted the possibility and in all honesty, if it ever works, he will never be anything less than grateful.
he puts the weapon done and wipes his hands on a mop before offering one ]
That's me.
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I was wondering if I could ask you a favor. Winter helped me out with something and I thought you could write a testimonial in this journal.
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kitchen
But they're both here now. Still, it seems strange to introduce himself straight away to someone who's been his crewmate for weeks, so he moves into the kitchen to fix himself a drink without any comment. And it's also without comment that he comes to be standing behind Steve, eyeing his notebook with interest, the only sound announcing him being the musical ringing of his spoon as he stirs sugar into his cup of coffee]
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so perhaps it's also his own doing, failing to notice those around him as readily as he did before. he knew who they were, of course but perhaps an introduction is long overdue.
his pencil is creating a city against the page, an old looking neighborhood, something one would see in a vintage postcard; brooklyn of the 40s. ]
How are you doing?
[ he looks up and sits back, puts aside his notebook. captain america is not without manners, after all. ]
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I am eagerly anticipating yet another week of aimless drifting through space.
[The sarcasm is of course obvious but not as vehement as the words would indicate, and the words are laced by a smirk. Steadily, he's been finding these idle times less oppressive than he once had.
He does have manners of his own, when he decides to use them, and the polite acknoweldgement from Steve means he'll respond in kind. He gestures with his empty hand to the seat opposite.]
May I?
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today, she wanders into the room where all the weapons are stored. it might be by aimless; it might be by design. she won't tell.
peggy doesn't so much greet steve as slide smoothly into the middle of a conversation: ] Worrisome, isn't it? All of it. Like they're just waiting to conscript us.
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Her voice calls him back from the whatever it is he was thinking about ( Pietro's arrival, Tony wanting to tell him of his death, Wanda's tears; her admission of being terrified of him being taken from her again, never to be seen again, how it rang true in his own chest -
true, indeed. he breathes out a sigh of relief. She's right there, just to his left and he smiles a bit ]
To fight against invading aliens.
[ and, all of the sudden, a thought occurs, a memory that is ancient history to most people but to them, not too far away ]
Remember the radio program? War of the Worlds? My next door neighbor was scared half to death, was planning to hit 'em with her cooking pot.
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[ close! within their lives, certainly. but peggy had been a very different woman the year that programme came out. or, rather, she was play-acting someone different. an adventurer's soul laced tight beneath a would-be housewife. that role didn't take, in the end. ]
What about you? [ she teases. ] Did you promise your neighbour you'd protect her? Fend them off?
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Wanda ; Starstruck kitchen (a.k.a. an excuse to use this icon)
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Felix appears in the kitchen doorway, a book tucked under one arm and one eyebrow raised.]
What's all this?
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It's paprikash. A dish from my home country.
[She pulls a spoon out of the large sauce pot for a taste test. She then pulls out another spoonful, turning around fully and offering it to Felix.]
Can you taste this for me? Let me know if there's too much pepper.
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That might be subjective. Is it supposed to be very peppery?
[It looks hot, in more ways than one, and he's unsure.]
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[ peggy's opinion is offered up without any accompanying greeting. she strides (slowly) into the kitchen with a pair of mugs in her hand, intending to wash them in the sink. her steps are ginger, but she's clearly better healed now. sprained and tender, but no longer bed-ridden.
she glances sidelong at wanda while she twists the tap and lets the water flow. ]
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Thank you.
It's chicken paprikash. My mother used to make it for Pietro and I when we were little.
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whatchu got there, sestra?
It smells amazing. Just like their mother used to make, and he's excited to get to the kitchen and snoop. Wanda is engrossed with her cooking, that she may not notice him straight away, though their mental link may be his giveaway. That doesn't mean he won't try sneaking up on his little sister, giving her side a playful grab. ]
Care for a taste, bruhda?
[That is all to say--yes, Pietro totally got the jump on her. She jumps when he grabs her, spinning about wildly to face her sneak-attacker. As she turns, the large stirring spoon she was holding, covered in sauce, flies out of her hand. The paprikash splattering her poor brother in the face. Luckily for him, she'd cut off the heat, allowing the sauce to cool to just slightly above room temperature.]
[When she sees who it is, she is startled, annoyed, and then completely overcome with a fit of laughter all in the span of a few seconds. She gets a good laugh at her brother's sauce covered face before handing him a table cloth to clean himself off with.]
And that, dear brother, is why you do not come up from behind and startle someone working in the kitchen.
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