Keith (
tempredmental) wrote in
driftfleet2019-02-22 02:49 pm
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Who: Keith, Everyone
Broadcast: No
Action: Open, on the Marsiva
When: After the second half of calibrations starts with the glitches and other things.
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[Keith was exhausted. On top of calibrations in general, he was worried about what was going on with Shiro... the coma, the disappearance. Was he still in the fleet? Keith couldn't be sure. He kept checking the now empty room to see if his friend and brother had returned... but nothing.
Now, the glitches were starting again. He recognized one of the panels from the sketch in his notebook from last time. He didn't have anything with him to write on the first time, so he made a note in his book to go looking for it again the next morning in case he forgot, and then left the book in a conspicuous place. It had been enough to get his attention the next morning and read his note to himself.
Panels...
So, he could be found poking at them. Anyone with a pilot augment would see that he was scrolling through information, that there was new information, and that he was writing it down. Anyone without a pilot augment would see that he was writing things down, but not where he was getting the information.
And then there was that presence again... the strange energy he had written about last time. He wrote down what he could about that, too.
He could found poking at panels, writing and sketching in his notebook, working out at the gym, or pacing around near Shiro's empty room. Sometimes, he might be in the kitchen raiding the fridge or something.]
Broadcast: No
Action: Open, on the Marsiva
When: After the second half of calibrations starts with the glitches and other things.
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[Keith was exhausted. On top of calibrations in general, he was worried about what was going on with Shiro... the coma, the disappearance. Was he still in the fleet? Keith couldn't be sure. He kept checking the now empty room to see if his friend and brother had returned... but nothing.
Now, the glitches were starting again. He recognized one of the panels from the sketch in his notebook from last time. He didn't have anything with him to write on the first time, so he made a note in his book to go looking for it again the next morning in case he forgot, and then left the book in a conspicuous place. It had been enough to get his attention the next morning and read his note to himself.
Panels...
So, he could be found poking at them. Anyone with a pilot augment would see that he was scrolling through information, that there was new information, and that he was writing it down. Anyone without a pilot augment would see that he was writing things down, but not where he was getting the information.
And then there was that presence again... the strange energy he had written about last time. He wrote down what he could about that, too.
He could found poking at panels, writing and sketching in his notebook, working out at the gym, or pacing around near Shiro's empty room. Sometimes, he might be in the kitchen raiding the fridge or something.]

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I know the feeling. I have gotten used to him being here. He was a good friend to me and he helped me a lot and I loathe the fact that he is gone now.
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Yeah. That's just who he is.
He did the same for me when we first met. Even after I stole his car.
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You stole his car?
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Yeah. It wasn't my best moment. I was kind of angry at the world as a kid, and Shiro was doing this simulator demo at my school for the Garrison. He was talking to my teacher about getting me signed up, but my teacher tried to talk him out of his because I had discipline problems. So, I figured, if I gonna get blocked from going because of that, then I might as well make it legit and not just some teacher's word about my record.
[Keith was momentarily bitter towards the teacher, but then managed a dry chuckle.]
Shiro refused to press charges against me for stealing it. Instead, he got me out of the detention center, and offered to help me get into the Garrison.
He said everyone deserves a second chance.
[Keith sighed, almost smiling a bit.]
He put his career on the line for me. I never asked for it, but he did because he said he believed in me. He was the first person after my dad died that refused to give up on me... the only person for a long time...
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It speaks a lot for his character that he saw such potential in you and refused to give up on it. I can certainly understand why he is so important to you.
It is good that you had someone like that.
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[Keith was feeling a bit calmer now, though. It showed. His posture wasn't quite as tense anymore, and he didn't look as stressed.]
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[He's glad the combination of the brief exercise and talking had helped]
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Things would have been a lot different for me if it hadn't been for him. I didn't handle losing my dad very well. He got me back on the right path.
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Yeah. I owe him a lot.
[He was definitely seemed a lot calmer now.]
Thanks for this.
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[He gives Keith a faint smile]
Do you still need to punch it some more?
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No... not right now.
[He glanced at Ulaz.]
You want a turn?
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Yes, I think that might be good.
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To his credit, he didn't grunt, and he also didn't get pushed back all that far, either.]
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After about the same amount of time Keith spent on the punching bag, he stopped]
Thank you.
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Sure thing. Seems we both needed it.
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It seems so. I think we have gotten enough of a workout from this. Do we want to continue?
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I'm up for it if you are, but I think the main reason I wanted to be here in the first place has been pretty handled.
[For now.]
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