Voices from Heaven (
thespaceopera) wrote in
driftfleet2017-04-14 04:39 pm
Entry tags:
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April System Mingle
Who: Everyone!
Broadcast: Possibly!
Action: April System
When: Month of April!

[Welcome to the Belt, a huge asteroid belt that's been terraformed for life. Here you can explore the different asteroids, become a rock star, race on some ATVs, enjoy not being underwater.
In other words, it's a mingle! Get in everyone!
> System Info ]
Broadcast: Possibly!
Action: April System
When: Month of April!

[Welcome to the Belt, a huge asteroid belt that's been terraformed for life. Here you can explore the different asteroids, become a rock star, race on some ATVs, enjoy not being underwater.
In other words, it's a mingle! Get in everyone!
> System Info ]

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[He turns off the path a little, and moves to sit on a bench nestled between more glowing formations. With a tilt of his head, he watches Charles in the soft light.]
What kind of plans have you already written?
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After that, I might introduce some guided questions. Consider different applications of powers in our daily lives.
[ He'll keep going, you realize. ]
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So asking them to think outside of the box?
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[ You're not alone. Of course that would be Charles' philosophy, the backbone of his work. ]
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It's a lesson worth learning.]
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Anyway, nothing is quite set in stone. These aren't mutants and it will be very different. I'll have to adjust a lot of my thinking.
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[ But now that they're on the topic. ]
What about you?
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[ Charles avoids mentioning himself in that statement. ]
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After a moment, he shuts his eyes and makes himself consider it properly. He looks at Charles again.]
Not often. [He rubs at his knuckles absently.] Do you have anyone to manage the gardens?
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I have a part time gardener who comes in every few weeks or so.
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Well, I can be full time. [Pause.] And on-call for any trees your students blow up.
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[ But he huffs, pushing away his negative thoughts. ]
But I'd like that.
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[That and other damages yet to be imagined.
He lets out a breath all the same, relaxing slightly. It's long troubled him, the idea of what he would do at the school. There was nothing worse than the idea that he would do nothing but take up space there. And yet, he's not a student, or a teacher. He doesn't want to be a charity case either. Managing the grounds, though... that's something he can do. That's useful. It brings to mind something that has occurred to him the last few weeks.]
I did want to ask. Where in the school would I stay?
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[ But Erik's question pulls him up short and for a few minutes, Charles visibly flounders. Biting on his lip, he replies. ]
Ah, well. There are plenty of rooms in the school. We have a staff wing. But I mean, you could always have your own apartment if you want.
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No... I don't want that. I wanted to be around you and the others.
[The idea of living in an American apartment seems ludicrous, after everything else. Besides which, he could do that on his own. And that's the opposite of what he wants.]
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I know you do. And I believe you, Erik. But you don't sound sure yourself.
[ He restrains the old urge to fidget. ]
If you feel it's not fulfilling, that's fine too. The school is always open to you.
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Charles. I want to come home with you. If I sound unsure, it's because I'm still-- working out what the future even means for me.
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My apologies. I guess . . . I got scared.
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Then that makes two of us.
[Even if it's half a joke, it's not nothing that Erik would admit to fear. Especially after how it went last time.]
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You know you can talk to me, right?
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[And that's less about Charles than it is about himself.]
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When you can then.
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It's getting better, you know. We are.
[There's a world of difference between how they were in the earlier days, compared to the talks they've had lately. Maybe it's still not enough, and there's still some paths they haven't tread. But it isn't a chasm anymore.]
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