Voices from Heaven (
thespaceopera) wrote in
driftfleet2019-06-05 09:15 pm
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Naviadna Mingle
Who: Everyone
Broadcast: If you want!
Action: Anywhere on the fleet or in the system
When: The month of June

Welcome to Naviadna! Enjoy the beautiful sights, amazing technology, and all the other wonderful things this system has to offer! Where will you go? What sort of shenanigans will you get up to? How are you dealing with the planet's insistent singing at you?
Have fun!
(( System Info here ))
Broadcast: If you want!
Action: Anywhere on the fleet or in the system
When: The month of June

Welcome to Naviadna! Enjoy the beautiful sights, amazing technology, and all the other wonderful things this system has to offer! Where will you go? What sort of shenanigans will you get up to? How are you dealing with the planet's insistent singing at you?
Have fun!
(( System Info here ))

Natasha Romanoff | sneakinging in an Avengers: Endgame update
Hard to say if things would have gone different if she'd done otherwise. Probably not.
When she wakes, it's with a start. Her whole body tenses like she's waking up from a nightmare. It's not a dream, though. It's all too real, and the proof of that is on her face and in her hair. The blonde is back—but just at the tips. It's been months since the last time she bleached it. Maybe years. At some point, she stopped caring—she had priorities so much bigger than keeping her hair stylish, bigger even than staying inconspicuous. It's visible for anyone looking how long it's been since she cared what she looked like.
The new memories overlap with the old one, but there's so much new...
She has to get out. She's off Vanquish quickly, not sure who she's looking for or who she's trying to avoid. She just needs to be moving. She needs fresh air, if she can find it. And quiet. She needs—
She just needs something. She can be found in bars and markets, walking in the street, distracted and vaguely rushed, but with no where to be. People from home she'll catch if she finds them, grabbing them by the arm and looking into their faces without a word and searching for signs they remember too.
There's no words with that look. Not at first. Somethings can't be asked.
Did it work?]
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Which makes it all the more alarming when Natasha isn't on her ship.
Thor has no idea where she might be otherwise, so he does the only reasonable thing he can, though he doesn't feel particularly reasonable as he makes the call. A bit panicky, maybe. But he checked the manifests, he knows she's still in the Fleet, so --
He calls. Hoping as it rings that it doesn't just go to message, because then he'd really not know what to do.]
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The timing being what it is, she has to wonder.
She can't be the only one who woke up with new memories, can she—]
Thor?
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He still can't keep the relief out of his voice.]
Natasha - thank the gods! I couldn't find you on your ship.
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Seems like she might have had more luck with that last part if she'd stayed behind maybe. Thor sounds as rattled as she feels.] I needed to get some air.
You okay?
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[One thing he absolutely won't do is blurt out the truth if she doesn't yet know. Easier on the phone, at least. He might fold under pressure in person. Surely though, if she's remembered anything too, she'll say so.]
Where are you now? On the planet?
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It'll be the last time.]
Yeah, me too.
[She rubs her face. They need to talk.]
I'm on the planet. I can send you my coordinates.
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Thank you. I'll be there as soon as I can.
[For both their sakes.]
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She holds her hand by her mouth, thumb to her lips, like she might have wanted to chew on her nail but didn't give into the urge.
When she spots Thor, she perks up—taking in the changes.]
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She doesn't sense danger, but something must have happened.]
What is it?
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Natasha shouldn't have dragged her into this.
She gives a quick head shake then.]
New memories. Sorry—still getting my footing back.
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No, it sounds like it would be hard. [She tilts her head.] How long?
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Natasha would rather be honest with Wanda, if she can. But there's only so much she'll saddle the girl with.]
I'll get caught up with things. Just... need a minute.
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Still, the urge to find out what has Natasha so upset is strong. But Wanda keeps her mind to herself.]
Do you want to sit down? We could find a cafe...or something stronger.
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[She's not ready for alcohol yet. She needs to sit down though and take a moment to gather her thoughts.
She doesn't want to get swept up in any kind of emotional reaction, not when it's premature.]
I wouldn't mind something to eat either.
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I saw a place a few blocks away. It looked cute.
[There's some sort of fluffy animal as a mascot - it looks a little like the adorable Flouds from Lyndia.]
Do you want to talk about it, or do you want me to distract you?
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[Natasha isn't picky. She needs to gather her thoughts, and the only way she's going to do that is with time.]
Were you shopping for something in particular?
[She might not listen too closely to the answer, but hearing Wanda talk is comforting.]
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But with a sickening feeling in his stomach, he realizes what would.]
Nat...
[They need to get out of the area. Steve forgets all about the shopping he was doing and takes her hand to pull her off someplace private. Or, at least, more private.
Once he's there he looks at her from head to toe, trying to discern from just how she looks what she might have seen.]
What happened?
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More than disappointing, it doesn't do anything to calm the anxiety not knowing how their mission turned out.]
More memories. It's—it's fine. It's just been a lot and I was hoping...
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More memories? By your hair I assume that it's been more than just a few...
[He has questions in his eyes. So many questions and he can't ask a damn one, too afraid of the answer.]
I take it what you're hoping for is an answer to how it all ended...
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She looks away, her jaw tense, shifted sideways. She knows what he wants to ask. Unfortunately, she doesn't know the answers he might want to hear.]
I'm hoping I wasn't the only one. We were on a mission, to fix it. What was can fix of it. Thanos...
[And she wants to know how it ended, yes.]
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What was going on, last you know? Maybe we can make an estimated guess?
[He's joking but only a little. Steve's just as desperate for information as she is.]
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We split up. Each team was going to collect one or more of the Infinity Stones. That's all I know.
Clint should have ours. I don't know if the other teams were successful. I don't know if they were able to use them.
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Clint should have yours? Because...that's when the Atroma took you, again?
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She'd rather he hear it from her.]
The Soul Stone requires a sacrifice. The only way to get it was for one of us to die.
[She knows he won't want to hear it, but he would do the same in her place.]
We disagreed over who it would be. I won that fight.
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