THE GREAT PAPYRUS! (
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thisavrou_log2016-03-12 12:17 am
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[Open] working your fingers to the bones, cause nobody loves you when you're gone
Who: Papyrus, Sans, and YOU!
When: March 12th and onwards
Where: Medbay
What: Papyrus had a really bad idea that nearly got himself and Sans killed. Sans put out a call for help. This log is for the general followup/aftermath.
Warnings: Broken bones and hearts, cracked skulls, life draining, will add more if necessary.
((OOC Note: The translator event will affect the skeletons, so anyone tagging in on the 13th will be in for a lively game of charades!))
When: March 12th and onwards
Where: Medbay
What: Papyrus had a really bad idea that nearly got himself and Sans killed. Sans put out a call for help. This log is for the general followup/aftermath.
Warnings: Broken bones and hearts, cracked skulls, life draining, will add more if necessary.
((OOC Note: The translator event will affect the skeletons, so anyone tagging in on the 13th will be in for a lively game of charades!))
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'Different', in this case, referred to her ability to rip open holes in reality and kill people with tornadoes or turrets, but if she'd abused it that might have been a reason to treat her so shamefully. Just existing with it, never being taught how to use it or why, had led to her fighting back.
She sits back in her chair, clearly relieved, and nods faintly with a little smile. "Thank you, Sans." She lets that hang for a moment, watching Papyrus.
"Would you want to help bridge the gap?"
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And as friendly as Elizabeth is, Sans isn't about to toss out that particular life philosophy. So he smiles, as he always does, and brings a hand over his brother's.
"Yeah, if it gives my people a seat at the table. Though I'll be honest, you'd be best off asking after Tori. Er, Toriel." Sans corrects himself. "She's our queen, after all. Kinda has the diplomacy thing down pat."
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"I had no idea she was a queen-- she never mentioned anything about it."
Not that there was a good moment to do so during the conversation, so she puts that aside for a moment.
"If you think she might be open to the idea, I'll happily contact her."
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"N' I dunno how she'd feel exactly, but I know she'd be good at it. Toriel would do anything to protect the monsters and humans on this ship, that much I guarantee."
The same could not be said for him, and Sans is sure Elizabeth knows that.
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She sighs heavily, trying to let all of that go now that she has a lead on the next step. "Have you been reading to him? I brought some new things that just came in..." she says, reaching for her bag.
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"Uh, not really from books, I've just been reciting the ones I already know." From endless, enthusiastic retellings stretching back to when Papyrus was just a baby bones. "Can I see?"
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"And, in case you both wanted something a little longer, you both strike me as the type for stories about swashbuckling and pirates--" she holds up Treasure Island with another grin. "It's one of my favorites."
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Sans can't quite help it, he looks downright bowled over, voice trailing off. The guilt is still there, heady and hard to swallow. He put his brother in danger. Hell, if things had gone any worse, he might've put the crew in danger. But here was Elizabeth, essentially a bridge between the crew and the captains, in charge of their safety, giving his little brother books.
Not just any books, either. Books he'll love. Books Sans can't wait to show him.
Emotion isn't a thing Sans shows often, or ever, and now is no exception. Still. There's a warmth to his voice he's never had occasion to use with Elizabeth. Not out of dislike, but out of rarity.
"Thank you."
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"I love recommending things that I think someone will enjoy. It seemed important to do now more than ever, given you two are a little stuck here for a while," she says with a sympathetic smile. "I hope you and Papyrus like them, let me know if you need anything more and I'll bring it over. But I should probably get back to it." Her job, that is.
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Still, it seems right to stand. Never much for ceremony, no, but Sans didn't mind observing it if the person in question seemed deserving.
"Thanks again." He held out his hand, offering to help her up. "I'll tell Pap you stopped by once he wakes up."
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"Tell him I'll be thinking of him and hoping for a quick recovery." She casts a glance at the chairs and then smiles back at Sans. "And maybe fetch a cushion for yourself next time you're up, hm?"
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"I owe you one." He looks up, eyelights dimming slightly as his voice takes on a more serious edge. "So, if you need a favor, you've got my number."
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But she smiles and pats Sans' shoulder gently. "I gave up debt collection. Just tell me how he likes it, and I'll be happy enough."
With another little reassuring pat, she heads out of the med bay.
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Hm.