Kitty Pryde (
passingthrough) wrote in
driftfleet2018-10-04 09:39 pm
Dumpster World Mingle
Who: Everyone!
Broadcast: Always possible one will sneak in
Action: TRASH PLANET! aka The Baruut System
When: October 2018
[When life gives you garbage, make projects of varying scopes and sizes! Site see in the lovely trash-covered vistas. Make a racing pod thing or go gambling. And remember the first rule of arena fighting is... not the face? Actually, I'm not sure if there are rules, but you can talk about it. It's pretty public anyway.
Enjoy your landfill of a system!]
Broadcast: Always possible one will sneak in
Action: TRASH PLANET! aka The Baruut System
When: October 2018
[When life gives you garbage, make projects of varying scopes and sizes! Site see in the lovely trash-covered vistas. Make a racing pod thing or go gambling. And remember the first rule of arena fighting is... not the face? Actually, I'm not sure if there are rules, but you can talk about it. It's pretty public anyway.
Enjoy your landfill of a system!]

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When Vash bounds away, he pauses, then grabs a few other things, Reduces them, and shoves them in his pocket, too.
Then he's out the door and walking after Vash at a slightly slower pace. He's curious about donuts, but he's also kind of worried that the powder Vash was holding was not donut powder.]
I'm gonna guess you're a sugar fiend, huh?
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Comes with living on his planet for so long. Stealing isn't a big deal to him. He just won't do it himself.]
Hm, I think I may be more of a food fiend then a sugar fiend.
Buuuuut are you happy on the First Breath? Because the Twin Roses is always happy to get more crew!
We have bacon flavored kelp! [Yes he's trying to steal a chef. What of it?]
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[Why would that be a feature? Actually, no, that's probably more of a plea for help.]
If you pay me, I'll cook a meal or two for your crew, but I've got a...favor from a god pending on my ship. It's kind of hard to reneg on that, so Taako's good here.
[Or rather, there, but whatever. Besides, he just moved all his stuff onto the First Breath after that heist he and Lup pulled, and it's a pain in the ass to get resettled.]
What possessed someone to make bacon-flavored kelp?
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Trust me, my man, running out of food? Is not going to be a problem on Taako's ship.
Example?
[As they're walking, he plucks a weird-looking alien fruit off some poor fool's stand while their back is turned. He shows Vash the fruit in his palm of his hand, then focuses and with a little flair and showmanship, a wave of his hand and a toss in the air? The fruit comes back looking like a completely normal orange instead of the spiky puce-green thing it used to be.]
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I can do a lot more than that, but yes - I could. [For a price.]
And I'm sorry, my dude, but I came here knowing this. I wagered my captain for a favor in order to spruce up our ship. Which I was going to do anyway. Have you seen the First Breath? That place is awful.
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Still, he'll pretend to mull it over in his head, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. Ever the businessman, he'll hear this offer out anyway because it might be better than what he's got now. If Vash eats the orange, it'll taste like an orange should - juicy and tangy with the right amount of sweet. It's an orange picked and readied at its peak.]
What sort of...perks? Can you offer.
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[By paying the other half of Taako's drink because otherwise he's not sure how Nami would feel about him giving a discount to someone just to get a better chef on his ship.]
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Because drinks? He bets he can con someone into buying him a few - most likely Jim Kirk.]
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[And they've arrived at the bakery! Vash heads in and immediately asks for two dozen of their freshest donuts.]
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Taako shrugs and follows Vash inside, checking out the display cases on hand. Two dozen seems like a lot, but while they're preparing the order, it gives Taako time to see what sort of things this world can make. He's been so busy restocking his wardrobe and the kitchen that he hasn't really had time for this. There are cakes and pies, some cookies, a...weird looking thing he can only describe as a disaster, and round rings of-- Ah, so those are donuts. The shop staff lifts a few from the case to put into a box and Taako straightens, putting his hands on his hips.]
So that's what they are. Little ring cakes? Should be a breeze.
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The best way to eat a donut is freshly baked! No day olds unless it's an emergency!
[Vash pays the baker because he is NOT a thief and he wants to be sure not to be banned from this place. He digs out the first donut and perhaps a bit greedily pops it into his own mouth before handing Taako one.]
Here you go! [Spoken with his mouthful of donut.]
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Also, man, this guy? But also yeah, this guy. He can understand someone who is passionate about food. He takes the offered donut between two fingers and inspects it - baked, definitely; glazed with honey and sugar; cakey consistency; yeah he can probably replicate it given time.
While Vash shoved the whole thing in his mouth, Taako breaks it in two and then pulls a small section off. He smells it, sniffing out any hidden ingredients, and then tastes a bit.
It literally tastes like cake, but harder, more compact, and yet fluffy? Huh.]
Yeah, that's not bad. Give it a few different flavor glazes and I could see myself serving these.
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Hey! Baker-man! Give us two of each flavor of donut you have in the store! This guy has never had any donuts before! [He's going to help Taako explore as many donuts as he can.]
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Hell, he'll take some back to his ship or send them over to Lup. He gives a quick look around and then sends the donut he was just eating to another plane of existence just because he can. He'll eat the other ones and decide which one is best.]
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Once he has a paper bag full of donuts Vash turns back to Taako. He just assumes that he ate that donut for the time being.] So, clearly, the classic honey flavored one just isn't your preferred flavor seeing as you thought it was just okay. We'll try a few other flavors to find your favorite! Then you'll see why donuts are much more than just okay!
Do you like strawberries? What about lemon flavor? Or how about sprinkles?
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[Taako is a chef after all. Having a favorite (elderflower, let's be real) is detrimental to putting the best of all foods out there for others to eat.
He holds a hand out for the first of what will likely be many tastings today if Vash's attitude is an accurate barometer.]
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[He takes the newest donut, turns it over and inspects it the same way he did the one before. Same texture as before, different smell - more citrusy? He breaks a small piece off and pops it in his mouth.
Oh my gods, pineapple? Pineapple? He is not sure if he's okay with this. Pineapple is fine in some things, but as a glaze, he's not so sure. This is a flavor that only a trash planet could come up with. Taako makes a face and hands the donut back to Vash.]
Nope, not that one.
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Hm, it's not that bad! Maybe that one is an acquired taste. [Or maybe he'd say that about any donut he eats.] More for me! Let's try another one! [This time Vash pulls out a chocolate donut.] Oh! You're not allergic to chocolate, right?
[Because he heard that is a terrible affliction that some people are cursed with.]
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[Chocolate is one thing he's pretty sure he can get behind. He's been trying to source good chocolate on this planet for his own creations, but, well, it's a trash planet. Nothing good actually comes from it.
He holds his hand out for the chocolate one to repeat the same inspection.]
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Oh no, Vash. Poor, poor Vash.
He hands it over.]
You should see for yourself.
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