lady katsa of the middluns · ᴡɪʟᴅᴄᴀᴛ (
survivra) wrote in
driftfleet2016-08-11 11:01 am
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Who: katsa & you
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: marsiva hospitality deck
When: now
—think you can do this to me again after all this time, but you can take your blazing courts and shards and shove it up your—
[ There's an audible thud as Katsa kicks a cot in front of her, bumping the bed a few feet and skewing it sideways into one nearby. Her rather angry string of anger cuts through the faint tinkling of bland, simple music in the background.
She certainly doesn't look like someone who'd be suited for an adventure in space, dressed in ragtag leather and furs that look as though she's thrown them together herself from a variety of dead animals. She also doesn't seem to be aware that anyone might be watching her; or perhaps it's more than she doesn't particularly care, for she scrubs the back of her hand across her eyes and scowls through what is very obviously only a half-hearted attempt at holding back tears. ]
You don't need me here. You can dress this up all you like—I don't have to do this. Whatever's outside that window, I shouldn't be the only one who gets to see it.
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: marsiva hospitality deck
When: now
—think you can do this to me again after all this time, but you can take your blazing courts and shards and shove it up your—
[ There's an audible thud as Katsa kicks a cot in front of her, bumping the bed a few feet and skewing it sideways into one nearby. Her rather angry string of anger cuts through the faint tinkling of bland, simple music in the background.
She certainly doesn't look like someone who'd be suited for an adventure in space, dressed in ragtag leather and furs that look as though she's thrown them together herself from a variety of dead animals. She also doesn't seem to be aware that anyone might be watching her; or perhaps it's more than she doesn't particularly care, for she scrubs the back of her hand across her eyes and scowls through what is very obviously only a half-hearted attempt at holding back tears. ]
You don't need me here. You can dress this up all you like—I don't have to do this. Whatever's outside that window, I shouldn't be the only one who gets to see it.

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You're not the only one. We're all seeing the same space that you are.
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[ Katsa's sarcasm is cut short and abrupt. She nearly chokes on her own breath instead. ]
That's—you—
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Me?
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[ Katsa's not even bothering to try closing her mouth, a look of utter surprise on her face. ]
Hermione. It is you.
[ ...and there's the heat behind her eyes, disbelieving, clouding her vision. It shouldn't be so surprising, considering where Katsa assumes she is, and yet—so many years. So long. Someone so dear to her heart. ]
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[ Hermione blinks a little, trying not to let the moisture in her eyes fall down, but it's incredibly hard. It's hard for her to hold her emotions back - it's been months of loneliness and isolation and wondering, and now there's someone she loves, someone she knows, and they know her back...
She has to breathe out, sharply. ]
Are you okay? I mean, you're not - you're not hurt, right?
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My my. Such language from a young lady.
[He doesn't hold that against her either, to be quite honest. He's all for bucking the rules. It just seems like a good way to distract her from her fate.]
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Are you going to be helpful, or are you going to sit there spouting nonsense?
[ .....And then in the process of glaring back at him, she really manages to take note of his face. There's a small flicker of—recognition? Something in her own mismatched eyes.
Another question without hesitation. ]
Where are you from?
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[His air of playful mocking, however, falters at the second question like someone tripping on a rock. He stares back at her, tilting his head just slightly, unsure if he had somehow missed something. He finds no recognition of his own, either in her face or her accent, and wonders how safe it is to admit the truth.]
Mélusine, though originally from Troia. [He is confused and hesitant but he's grown increasingly weary of lying] Why do you ask?
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But you must be...
[ She frowns, brow furrowing. ]
Is that near Estill, on the other side of the mountain pass? Or across the sea from Nander? [ And what seems like a wholly nonsensical question: ] Have you creatures in your land, like—like rats with unnatural fur?
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[He hasn't entirely missed her unique eyes, not quite as unnaturally bright as his own yellow and blue, but hard to miss for too long.]
I'm not sure I am who you think I am.
[His tone betrays something like guilt that he isn't. Finding someone from home could always be a comfort in this strange place, but he doubts he can offer that to her]
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that was terribly on the nose and unconscious on my part I swear
bahahaha i legitimately could not tell if you'd done that on purpose or not
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I am afraid there are no courts or shards to speak of, here.
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How can you be sure? Have they all fallen? Are there no more kings and queens at all, or have the kingdoms simply become something... else?
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Have you looked out the window? We are in the middle of the stars.
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I've seen it. And I can hardly believe it. It looks like the sky, but there's no sun nor clouds nor even earth.
But if the gem shattered, if the courts fell...
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[she tilts her head] I do not know what gem or courts you speak of.
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I'm sure there are plenty, but I've yet to see a single person with my own eyes. Which is how it should work, but apparently this—this magic nonsense means no one acts like anyone should.
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But, that's okay, you'll be moved to a new place full of people after a few days! Think of it as being moved to a new prison cell from solitary confinement.
[She's helping.]
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[ Katsa's just. Going to ignore that, mostly. ]
It must be magic. I've seen magic. How else do you explain being able to communicate with someone like this, voices and faces shown instantly no matter how far away? That's how it was before. Preposterous as it is to say magic, it must be.
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[yeah, good call.]
It's just technology. Magic would be a lot more elegant about it, you know? This is just modern technology, like a phone.
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