Lilly Desange (
motheater) wrote in
driftfleet2016-08-20 01:42 am
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[actionlog] OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUT
Who: Lilly and poor unfortunate souls
Broadcast: NONE I'M TOO MAD!!!
Action: E V E R Y W H E R E (...Wonderduck and Iskaulit especially, in bars, garden, and library... anywhere, really)
When: NOW
LILLY IS NOT HAPPY.
The moment she woke up on the Marsiva she was a wild angry mess of yelling and hissing and spitting. Because she was supposed to be with Makie, supposed to be around trees and forest and life and not strange metal worlds. Getting transferred to the Wonderduck is... not any better. She runs on all fours with a howl of indignant anger —
And anyone on the Wonderduck is forced to endure, uh...
A yelling, angry creature. If you expected your current engineer to be nice, I hate to tell you, um... She's throwing space food at the walls. Knocking down breakables. Kicking over chairs. Powder, floating through the air, coating her hair and her pajamas and the counters. She runs all throughout the ship before she manages to get to... the Iskaulit. How did she get here? When? Wouldn't you like to know.
You'll find a few things.
a.) You'll find yourself feeling... followed. There's nothing that you can see, but there's a distinct sound of... breathing? And then something darting past your peripheral, perhaps. If you're brave enough to go into the area containing the garden, you'll find the lights all off, as if someone couldn't stand them and their brightness.
And if you're especially unlucky, you can turn on the lights or use your communicator as a light to see this twitching figure:

IIIIEEIIIEEEEEE—!
b.) Or! Maybe you'll find her in angry mode. She's rushed into the library and one of the bars and is probably throwing around bottles and flinging books. What's she screaming the whole time? Maybe you'll even somehow find this strange, strange child on your ship. God have mercy on your soul if she figures the buttons out enough to rush around trying to find an exit. Or at least one can assume that's what she's looking for, because she keeps yelling angrily:
"OUT, OUT, OOOOUT!!"
... Maybe she, idk, wants out.
... Have fun.
Broadcast: NONE I'M TOO MAD!!!
Action: E V E R Y W H E R E (...Wonderduck and Iskaulit especially, in bars, garden, and library... anywhere, really)
When: NOW
LILLY IS NOT HAPPY.
The moment she woke up on the Marsiva she was a wild angry mess of yelling and hissing and spitting. Because she was supposed to be with Makie, supposed to be around trees and forest and life and not strange metal worlds. Getting transferred to the Wonderduck is... not any better. She runs on all fours with a howl of indignant anger —
And anyone on the Wonderduck is forced to endure, uh...
A yelling, angry creature. If you expected your current engineer to be nice, I hate to tell you, um... She's throwing space food at the walls. Knocking down breakables. Kicking over chairs. Powder, floating through the air, coating her hair and her pajamas and the counters. She runs all throughout the ship before she manages to get to... the Iskaulit. How did she get here? When? Wouldn't you like to know.
You'll find a few things.
a.) You'll find yourself feeling... followed. There's nothing that you can see, but there's a distinct sound of... breathing? And then something darting past your peripheral, perhaps. If you're brave enough to go into the area containing the garden, you'll find the lights all off, as if someone couldn't stand them and their brightness.
And if you're especially unlucky, you can turn on the lights or use your communicator as a light to see this twitching figure:

IIIIEEIIIEEEEEE—!
b.) Or! Maybe you'll find her in angry mode. She's rushed into the library and one of the bars and is probably throwing around bottles and flinging books. What's she screaming the whole time? Maybe you'll even somehow find this strange, strange child on your ship. God have mercy on your soul if she figures the buttons out enough to rush around trying to find an exit. Or at least one can assume that's what she's looking for, because she keeps yelling angrily:
"OUT, OUT, OOOOUT!!"
... Maybe she, idk, wants out.
... Have fun.

b
Hmm.
She'd come to the Iskaulit to wander a bit away from the confines of her own ship, and while some part of her had hoped she might find something to do, screaming people hadn't been on the list. Still, she couldn't simply walk away, right?
Which was why she found herself carefully, slowly stepping through the doorway into the bar, scanning the room as she went, listening for evidence of where the clearly disturbed person was.
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She hasn't enjoyed so many people in one space; it's at least good she has some history of dealing with crowds or, at the very least, odd company kept.
Regardless, two focused, owlish eyes watch the corridor intensely.
That is a perfect icon.
Whichever it was, they had done some impressive damage to the bar, at least. Laura took a step closer, listening for anyone else before she let her whole attention focus on the girl.
"What are you doing?"
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At the question, she throws the bottle; not at Laura, but at the corner of the room to let it shatter everywhere.
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A.
Being followed isn't all that new to her, so she takes it in stride. It's entertaining at the very least, though only after she's wound up in the garden does she actively start to hunt down her stalker. Nose to the ground she sniffs along, not bothering with the light. Unnecessary when your nose and ears are as good as hers, plus the fact that the light switch is a little too high for her to reach.
When she reaches the source of the scent she just stops, tail flicking slightly. Okay, someone has misplaced a small child, does that happen often around here?
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But then - Lilly gasps, looks fiercely at the creature as she sits poised on her haunches, twisted unnaturally for a human to sit much more like a dog; she seems comfortable with it, like moving on all fours is her preferred method of moving.
"... Handsome."
Yes, that's directed at you. Very helpful. So many answers.
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She wags her tail at the compliment and lets out a chirpy purr, taking a few steps closer. Still wary, in case the girl wants to grab her and start pulling on her ears or tail.
Kids do that sometimes. It's entirely revolting.
"Hello," she says casually, as if it's perfectly normal for a fox to be talking to a human girl acting like a dog. "You're rather cute yourself."
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"Cute...?"
What's that? What are you labeling me, Handsome?
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B for Bar
The sound of a bottle breaking brings her back out fast enough, and she's kind of relieved it's a customer's bottle (because bought and paid for already, HAH) but Nami vaults the bar, catching her arm before she can throw a second. Or get a customer mad at her. "HEY--!"
...three seconds later, the penny drops and she realises she knows this kid. It's been a while.
"Lilly?"
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who gave you the right you harlot—
No, but really, she can't recall telling anyone about herself. The voice is familiar, though. And the orange hair is an instant marker for a particular pirate. Lucky, because Nami almost got bitten violently for her clasping onto her arm. Instead she just gives a little growl and spits at Nami's hand.
"Nami. No."
... She's reprimanding you.
Hi.
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"I wake up."
... That... doesn't really answer the question much. But she figures it's fine.
"Wanna go back!"
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b
He's not.
At least a distraction comes in the form of a small child suddenly making an appearance and doing it rather loudly. Dean is up on his feet within seconds, brow furrowed, trying to keep track of the scurrying beastling. His gaze tracks the kids movements until Dean moves around the bar to where all the booze is kept, not entirely sure if getting down to the kid's eye level is such a good idea.
But he does it anyway. Even if it'll likely mean getting his nose bitten off, he'll deal. "You're not gonna get out flingin' yourself around over here."
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She listens for just a split second, and then remembers a few things — one, you're the brother of someone annoying she knew before. Two, you've punched her in the eye before by mistake. Not here, but in the other world. And yeah, it was an accident, but you know what? It still hurt, and she is hardly pleased that she never got her payback. Just like she's hardly pleased at Dean tracking her in this room.
With a wild cry of indignation, she lobs a bottle at your head. :)
Don't tell her how she's getting out of anywhere, pal!
B
"Right, if you're going to play silly buggers with my booze you can jog on," he says, looking at her like she's just a little kid having a tantrum and not much all. "This stuff costs me money and you're buggering up my inventory. You'll make Tyrion antsy."
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Then, staring at Crowley, she breaks a bottle on the counter.
Watching him.
Looking to see an instant replay, it seems.
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"Yeah. Great. Good listening."
He snaps his fingers and the bottle returns itself to how it was. At the same time, Lilly might find herself floating away from the bottles and towards the door.
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In fact, she claps her hands wildly, a big grin plastered on her face.
Hanging upside down, she hoots, "Demon! Demon! Fly!"
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a
She quickly gathers her courage, however, and reaches for the light switch and -
"Holy shi-"
The creepy girl's scream cuts her off and Misty reflexively jumps back, covering her ears.
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She leaps out from the darkness and scampers all around the garden area, trekking dirt across the floor as she goes; the garden itself is relatively untouched, as if the kid knows enough not to damage them... but there are a few vegetables missing, and she's gotten potting soil on the tables.
She stares out from under said table, intense.
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What do you want? "... Let me out. Out..."
She wants to go back. To Makie, or to Victoria and Mama.
"Want Mama."
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rip wonderduck;
He gently nudges the fox to one side with a foot and looks up, dead still until he flicks a wing and grabs Newton (the crew really doesn't need him licking weird shit off the walls and vomiting it up later). Then he holds up his communicator as well as he can around an armful of fox, and calmly snaps a picture.
"Don't mind me, I'm just collecting evidence so no one can blame me for jack shit later."
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And something switches in her posture. She hunkers down low, like a cat about to pounce. As much as she's not familiar with this place, she knows exactly what that device is that he's got in his hand. She peers out from under her bangs darkly.
"Give me."
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"Uh, no. Haven't you already got one?"
Man, he does not want to do the flash-steppy thing if she jumps at him while he's holding Newton.
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