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crankycave2012-02-13 07:07 pm
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OMG VD!
[Gosh you guys, there must be a holiday on! One of the bigger, more well-lit caves has been decked out for a PARTY, with heart-shaped BALLOONS and also red and white STREAMERS decking the stalactites and shit. There are BUCKETS filled with LITTLE CANDY HEARTS, and there is a FOUNTAIN featuring a rosy-cheeked CUPID who is PEEING PINK LEMONADE into a basin. Also ther are CUPS in case you couldn't tell the LEMONADE was for DRINKING.
Also, everything is HEAVILY SPIKED WITH APHRODISIACS. Eating or drinking the party favors will make you want to MAKE OUT with anyone who gets IN STRIKING DISTANCE. Have fun with that!]
Also, everything is HEAVILY SPIKED WITH APHRODISIACS. Eating or drinking the party favors will make you want to MAKE OUT with anyone who gets IN STRIKING DISTANCE. Have fun with that!]
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oh. oh. that...that would explain a lot, actually.
[I totally just....well. and I still want to. fuck well this is all kinds of awkward.]
[mumbling so quietly it's almost inaudible] I don't...think it creates something where nothing was.
[looks up] and, well. I wouldn't object. If I wasn't. influenced.
[I did not think interactions got more awkward but THE MORE YOU KNOW.]
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No. But that's not the way I'd want to show it. It's dishonest.
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[leans on his hand] I guess that's fair. Even if I don't like it very much right now.
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I think this is new territory for everyone involved.
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You know, given that part of being a commanding officer is by definition interacting with people, you would think they would have taught me how.
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... Speaking from experience, some things are harder to learn than others. Even when it's being given to you.
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I mean, I know one still must practice--one can hear every theory in the world on swordplay, but until one holds a blade, it's useless. But having to learn everything on the fly that most people assume you know is....challenging.
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[is that a cheeky grin? that's a cheeky grin.]
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Of course not. I'm still here, aren't I?
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Will you go for a ride with me?
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Sure. Where to?
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Who knows?
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Wh--how did you--where did Drift go?!
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Celes, it's all right. I suppose I should have offered some sort of warning.
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That--wow. How did you do that?
[if Cid were still alive he might keel over in sheer glee at the kinds of things that are here! robot legs! robots that turn into cars. I'm so sorry, Grandpa.]
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... you could say I was born with it, in a way. This is what my species does: we adapt for the situation. I suppose we have yet another commonality of sorts.
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This is a much more interesting adaptation than mine, I think.
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[why does that voice sound displaced? and more concentrated, somehow? If she turns her head she'll find that the voice that was speaking just now is coming from a male figure with bright blue eyes and silver-white hair done up in a topknot in his mid-twenties, wearing what appears to be way too many layers of folded cloth, seated in the car seat with both hands draped over the steering wheel. The grin he has on his face, if nothing, should give away his identity.]
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...h-have you been in here all this time?
[there are still drugs in her system from the lemonade. she reaches out to put a hand on his arm]
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Sort of. It's only an illusion. It's something I picked up when... well, let's just say there are some places where an unmanned vehicle isn't exactly welcome.
[so clearly a holographic samurai driver was less suspicious? Yes.]
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I...see. The illusion looks so real, though.
[her hand stays where it is, even though she can't touch him really]
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Forgive me, I did not consider... the situation.
If it makes you uncomfortable...
[HOLOGRAM FLICKERS?]
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it...doesn't bother me. [she tilts her head and is silent for a moment, then almost smiles] It's sort of strange to have two faces for you.
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... Strange is something I'm good at, I've been told.
[turning and smiling again, nodding at the seatbelt above her] Shall we get going?
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