Sora Niniji (AU) (
notzubats) wrote in
driftfleet2016-08-26 11:30 pm
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SS Hot Mess shows up to mingles 15 minutes late with Starbucks
Who: The Huntress Crew and Visitors
Broadcast: Maybe!!
Action: SS Huntress!
When: From now until end of the system!
[There's been an elf invasion! And an Ellen Page invasion! Also there's a star system! Come in Huntress, it's been awhile, so it's time for a mingle! ]
Broadcast: Maybe!!
Action: SS Huntress!
When: From now until end of the system!
[There's been an elf invasion! And an Ellen Page invasion! Also there's a star system! Come in Huntress, it's been awhile, so it's time for a mingle! ]

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Today she's come bearing gifts - specifically, some fresh homemade muffins. She'll be coming around all the public (or at least non-private) areas of the ship, looking for faces new and old.]
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Good day, milady - I do not think I have met you before - are you new?
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Yes and no. My name is Shirley, and I used to be on the Huntress until I was...transferred off, you could say. Right now I'm not a member of this ship, only visiting for today.
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Well met, milady Shirley. Maglor, at your service. Welcome back, I suppose I should say - is there anyone you are meeting?
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It's all right. It's nice to meet you, Maglor. I'm not looking for anyone in particular today. I just want to see who's on board now, and how things are on the Huntress.
[Like making sure nobody's set the kitchen on fire, like has apparently happened in her absence. Though then again, they've had that on the Three Twins too thanks to a sponsor prank...anyway.]
Have you been here long?
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[ He shakes his head ] Not very long - a scant few months, I think. What of yourself?
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[It's still weird to think about it, but she's trying not to let it get her down. At least she remembers the time she spent here.]
But I'm fine now. It's not something I could have prepared for, so I'm trying to catch up now.
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Where were you, during the time you were gone? I am glad you took no ill.
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But it's all right. I know that I won't be able to find out right now.
[She's a little concerned and she sounds it, but she really is fine.]
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Although I am glad you came to no harm in that period. I wonder how common it is that such things happen, and why.
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[Show biz is so mysterious.]
I lost this tag I AM SO SORRY
No problem! I'm also late...
excellent we can be slow together
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BACKDATED
Hmm...is that supposed to be dripping that? [Clank. Click click click.] I should probably clean that up. Where are you little wrench guy? Are you- urgh. Oh there you are.
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She considers trying to get Sorey's attention, but he's very clearly in the middle of something and it would be rude to interrupt. She stands back and waits to see if he'll be done anytime soon instead. No way to tell if he's fixed that drip, but maybe he's got it?]
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Whoa! [CLANG. Hit his head on the paneling.] Ouch- Ah, c-can I help you? [rubs at his head. why do girls keep sneaking up on him while he's working in here? that smoke seraph lady, now this girl who is giving off some SERIOUS spiritual vibes...]
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I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startle you! Um....you're Sorey, aren't you? Mikleo told me about you.
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Sorry about that. Mikleo's talking about me again, huh?
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[Which would be the reason she was hoping to meet him. It's a little weird now, trying to bring it up suddenly, but Sorey sure isn't going to know what she's talking about if she doesn't say.]
You're a Shepherd, aren't you? I have a role something like that where I come from, too.
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-I'm so sorry, I haven't even asked you your name. Hold on, I can- engineering's not really meant for entertaining, but. [Drags over a crate and drapes a clean uniform coat over it for her to sit down.] Please. [he gestures.]
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[How considerate. Shirley sits down as requested, hands clasped in her lap, thinking of what to say. Strange as it is, she really wants to make a good impression right now - even if it may not last.]
I didn't introduce myself either, so I'm sorry for that. My name is Shirley. I've talked with Mikleo a few times for different reasons, and as I said...at home, I'm what people call the Merines. It's not the same as a Shepherd, but still when I found out you were one I wanted to meet you.
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At mention of this 'Merines' and her being intrigued by the Shepherd legend, Sorey plops down crosslegged on the floor right in front of her like this is storytime. 'Cause it is.]
Really? [Mikleo must've told her about the Shepherd already, so it's totally not rude to start asking questions, right?] What does the Merines do? Is it a title? Or is it like an inherited power, or bloodline? Is it- [stop him]
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Just a moment! Um...the Merines is a title, and it's given to those who are able to hear the voice of Nerifes, the sea of my own world. The Ferines people follow the will of the sea, and the Merines carries out that will as its agent. For that reason the Merines is seen as the hope of the Ferines, but...well, it's a long story. It's a serious one, too.
[That story is one she wants to share with Sorey as long as he's willing, despite her less than exemplary role in it. Shirley has a few reasons for wanting to meet him, but the fact that she might find someone who also understands the weight of people's hopes and futures is one of the more selfish ones.]
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Ah. All right, I'm listening. [Still attentive, but at least he looks less like he's excited to be in class and more like he's prepared to treat what she has to say with the proper amount of gravity.]
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[His energy helps, at least. Even if she's not proud of what she has to say next.]
As I said, the Merines hears the voice of the sea and acts as its agent. I'm the first Merines in four thousand years. With my name I carry the hopes of thousands of years of Ferines hopes, and with the power I have as Merines I wanted to make people happy...but until recently, those hopes were focused on the destruction of the land and the Orerines who created it.
[She pauses for a brief second to let that sink in. It's heavy, and she knows it. But that's not her ultimate point so she keeps going before Sorey starts thinking it is.]
I nearly went through it. I wanted to believe that the Ferines and Orerines could live together, but I was too afraid to trust the Orerines enough and I would have killed them all if not for my friends. It's thanks to their support that I was able to change myself and handle the responsibility of being Merines. So now...I am the Merines, but I chose another way to carry out my duty for the good of the Ferines and the Orerines. Instead of destroying one for the other, I'm trying to find a path both can walk along together. And when I heard about the Shepherd from Mikleo, I thought we might have something in common.
[She finishes a little awkwardly, shifting around uncomfortably where she sits to gauge Sorey's reaction. Shirley's learned her lessons about shyness and she's always been dedicated in using her past behavior as an example of what not to do, but no matter how many times she admonishes herself fear of rejection never totally goes away.]
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