Axel; Ⅷ; The Flurry of Dancing Flames (
got_it_memorized) wrote in
driftfleet2015-03-30 07:34 pm
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Tourist Mingle
Who: The crew of the Tourist! or anybody who might visit.
Broadcast: Probably not
Action: Anywhere onboard
When: The week of 29Mar-04April
[All things considered, the Tourist is a fairly quiet ship; it seems most of its crew keep to themselves. What happens when they do happen to bump into one another, though? Let's find out! A chance encounter at the coffee machine, an awkward meeting in the shower, or maybe just killing some time in quarters, let's show the Fleet how the Tourist keeps it real.
[Your captain has purchased some fruit at the market on Mor and has generously deigned to share, so there's a selection of apples and oranges and a box of strawberries in the kitchen for the taking! Don't be greedy, though!]
Broadcast: Probably not
Action: Anywhere onboard
When: The week of 29Mar-04April
[All things considered, the Tourist is a fairly quiet ship; it seems most of its crew keep to themselves. What happens when they do happen to bump into one another, though? Let's find out! A chance encounter at the coffee machine, an awkward meeting in the shower, or maybe just killing some time in quarters, let's show the Fleet how the Tourist keeps it real.
[Your captain has purchased some fruit at the market on Mor and has generously deigned to share, so there's a selection of apples and oranges and a box of strawberries in the kitchen for the taking! Don't be greedy, though!]

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Went wrong?
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A mistake in my youth. That is all, Jove.
[ And that should be the end of it, as far as he is concerned. ]
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You could come live with us. I don't need a bed. Or food.
I'm going to miss Dorian. He was nice to me before. But now I've met Jove, I like you, Jove.
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And I like you, Cole, but you don't have to give your bed up. There's plenty of room for Solas without you losing your bed.
[And the part about Dorian is too sweet, so she'll just clear that up right away.]
You won't have to worry about Dorian, he'll come visit as often as he can.
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[ He turns, drawing Cole closer, a gentle squeeze before he breathes out, ignoring the feeling that prickles on the back of his neck. Cole knows too much about him and Solas wonders how long it will take until he has to intervene again. ]
I will put in for a transfer, then, shall I?
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[He probably means something innocent by that statement.]
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Shut up.]
I don't think it would come to that, there should still be plenty of room.
[And now she's thinking about what it would be like to share a bed with Solas. Wonderful.]
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We will be fine. We will share my room, Cole, and Jove will have hers, with room to spare.
[ He glances over at the woman in question, noting her expression, her smile, and he ignores his own thoughts, wondering about hand holding, about bed sharing... Ah. ]
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I should go and meet other people. And meet Varric again.
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At least she manages to catch herself against his arm and his thigh and nowhere more... awkward. Creators help her.]
Ah-
[And she's eloquent, too.]
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Solas blinks, shocked, very surprised by it, but she moves quickly, adjusting a little before he moves his body and moves to sit up a little straighter. For a long moment he isn't sure what to do with his arms, his body feeling tense and tight before he forces a smile, shaking his head. ]
Are you alright?
[ It's all he can do. ]
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I'm fine. I think if I can survive a mountain falling on me I can live through careening into a handsome elf with a little help from a spirit. You know, Varric probably has a book that starts this way.
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A handsome elf, hm?
[ His eyebrows raise. ]
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[There's not point in being shy about it, it isn't like she didn't give Solas plenty of compliments in Haven and then in Skyhold. And anyway, Cole had shard some of what Solas was thinking, so it only seems fair to put them on even ground.]
You're really going to transfer to our ship for him, aren't you?
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[ He is still so close to her and he hesitates before he relaxes, his smile soft before he nods his head, glancing out over the rest of the room, the bare walls with soft charcoal marks; more for him to do but waiting for his hand. ]
There is very little I wouldn't do for him.
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[She's looking around the room as well, now that she's thinking more about his moving and less about nearly landing in his lap. It's very blank in this room.]
I think you'll be fine.
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I did say I didn't carry much.
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What were you going to paint here?
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[ Not... A truth, entirely. There's an outline of a pillar, of some creatures to one side - wolves, not that he would admit it, with Mythal in the middle, presented with a sword that had a hilt of dragonbone. Slowly, Solas shakes his head. ]
I can remake it.
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[When Jove looks back at him, she's reminded of just how close they're sitting and the exact reason she got there, the fact that he woke to find her curled under his desk with Cole, and her face heats up a little.]
I'm sorry we disturbed your sleep, by the way. I had intended to calm him and leave you to your rest, but...
[But it didn't exactly go that way.]
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[ He says nothing, just lets his smile do the talking for him, gentle and soft. ]
I would rather be there for him than sleep through it all, lethallan, I assure you.
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Maybe I should have woken you first, then. It might have saved me a trip under your desk.
[Which isn't to say she minded going to those lengths to soothe Cole, or that she wouldn't do it again if the need arose, but waking Solas would have probably been the faster way to calm Cole down.]
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Perhaps. You were doing very well, however.
[ And he means it, watching her with something gentle on his face. ]
I was impressed.
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It seems she does that around him more and more. Curious.]
I'd like to think that offering kindness to someone who needs it would be the common choice, but I'm learning more and more that isn't usually true. [Her smile as changed into something painfully fond, now.] It's difficult not to want to do those sorts of things for Cole. He spends so much time seeing after the hurts of others, it only seems right someone should be there to soothe his own pain.