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( february intro log )
Who: Everyone
When: February 1st and on
Where: The Moira + Emiri
What: The crew finds themselves on the planet of Emiri
Warnings: Mentions of a corpse. Please label your content!
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When: February 1st and on
Where: The Moira + Emiri
What: The crew finds themselves on the planet of Emiri
Warnings: Mentions of a corpse. Please label your content!
I N T R O L O G |
"There will be no prison which can hold our movement down."
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"I just wanted to get laid," she starts, and what a way to start a story! "But then this weird guy appeared in my room, and the walls cracked open and a bunch of spiky guys riding monsters cut off his head and stole my boyfriend, and then he shoved this mystical bullshit into my head!"
She points dramatically at what looks like a white stone embedded in her forehead. It glows a bit as her voice rises, as if lit by an inner flame.
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Now she gave it an appraising look, a part of her wondering if the girl was insane.
Maybe she was a Night Sister? Maya had heard stories about them. And they liked words like 'mystical.'
"Well, that sounds...upsetting."
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She gives another little laugh. 'Upsetting' was an understatement.
"Then I ended up in the center of the universes, and there were angels and devils and creepy sphinx guys, and everybody wanted to kill me for the thing in my head and now I can't go home..."
She sniffles slightly. "I thought at least I could save my boyfriend, but now I can't even do that."
Then she scrubs at her eyes and tries to smile, suddenly feeling embarrassed about breaking down in front of a stranger like this. "But how's your day?"
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But what could she do?
"Probably not as bad as yours," she said, trying to sound kind. It didn't come naturally to her.
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"I don't think anybody who's stuck on this chunk of metal hurtling through space is having an especially good day." She gives a little unhappy laugh, then curls her arms around her knees. "Sorry for spilling all that on you."
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She'd started her 'illustrious' career as a bartender. Normally, she didn't hear problems quite like this...but for some reason, people confided in her. It was a nice change, actually. Not listening to some Imperial officer complain about his nagging wife or whatever.
Still crazy but. Nice.
Different.
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"Thanks." For the cigarette, for listening, for keeping her company now. It's nice. Maya's nice.
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It was only very recently that she'd begun to unconsciously consider Yuri number one, instead of herself.
She didn't know what that was about.
Taking back her cigarette, she took a slow drag, letting out little, perfectly formed smoke rings. "So what are we supposed to do here?"
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Allison watches the little smoke rings float away from Maya's lips, starting out impressed and becoming progressively more awed at her smoke-blowing skills at her buzz settles in.
"Work and hope we get home some day, I guess," she says, then pouts a little. "I'm supposed to be a barista."
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They didn't really have Starbucks in a galaxy far, far away, after all. And as far as addictive substances went, Maya preferred alcohol. And her rank weed. And some spices too.
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"Somebody who works at a coffee shop basically. I make drinks for people. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate... Italian soda lately, chilled version of all of the above... That sort of thing."
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And he'd always been good to Yuri.
Yuri...
"Well," she said, shaking off that thought, "I'll probably be in need of your services."
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"Heh, I'll be happy to make you something, on the house." Actually, all drinks might be on the house anyway. Allison isn't sure what the state of currency is on the ship. It's the thought that counts? "As thanks for sharing your, uh, weed. And listening."
A thought suddenly occurs to her and she glances at Maya's bare foot. "Oh, um, do you need help getting a new shoe?"
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"Do you think they have a shoe store on this...thing?"
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Allison looks at Maya's bare foot, looks at her own feet, glances awkwardly down the hallway.
"I don't mind the boots they handed out, so if we're about the same size you can borrow my sneakers for a bit?" She rubs the back of her neck. "Until you get something better. It seems like it'd pretty uncomfortable to go barefoot on metal floors the whole time..."
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And she certainly hadn't been trying to manipulate a pair of shoes out of the deal. If that had been the case, she would have just planted the suggestion. The fact that it was genuine was...strangely touching.
This girl wouldn't last a kriffing second on Corellia.
She smiled slightly. "I don't even know what sneakers are," she admitted. "Which probably means you should hang onto them."
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She's a little relieved because these are her favorite 'doing stuff' shoes, all nicely worn in, and she'd hate to lose them. Not that she thinks Maya would steal them or anything, being someone else's worn sneakers, but what if she got shot off into another universe or something?
Still. She feels bad about Maya going through this same space kidnapping crap as her and being down a shoe, so she asks again, "You sure?"
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So she smiled and nodded. "I'm sure," she said. "But it was a very, very generous offer."
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She curls her legs closer to her chest again, unsure what else to say, but enjoying the warm buzz from the cigarette.
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Maya pressed her lips together, but there was the slightest hint of a smile, threatening the corners of her lips. The girl was way too much like Kem, which, Maya was sure, would prove to be dangerous. But for the moment, she decided that she was okay with having a little companionship.
If they were going to be miserable, they might as well do it together.