Octavia Blake (
okteiviakom) wrote2020-08-09 05:10 pm
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The Cape Rouge, Port of Fandom, Sunday Evening
Octavia was still planning to try sailing to Haven. She was just doing it concurrently with trying to figure out how all the places she'd been on the Ground fit on what the east coast looked in this time. The table she was sitting at in the galley was a mess of charts and notes, and in the middle of it all, there was a hand-drawn map. Octavia had sketched out the coastline, and had spent most of the day marking down both the present-day names she could find on her map app as well as the approximate locations of places from the Ground.
It was getting late, but she was still working on it. Right now, she was hard at work trying to figure out whether it could really be as simple as this time's Annapolis turning into Polis by her time.
... Okay, right now, she was kind of slumped over the table, her head cushioned on one arm.
Just resting her eyes, just for a little bit.
[ooc: For that guy that's returning. The tall one.]
It was getting late, but she was still working on it. Right now, she was hard at work trying to figure out whether it could really be as simple as this time's Annapolis turning into Polis by her time.
... Okay, right now, she was kind of slumped over the table, her head cushioned on one arm.
Just resting her eyes, just for a little bit.
[ooc: For that guy that's returning. The tall one.]
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She wasn't stupid. She knew he couldn't stay away, not even with this, not even though he should.
"And I'm going with you."
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Danny.
"What?"
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"Danny as in Williams?"
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Something else was worming its way around the guilt.
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But she was disapp-- angry that it couldn't have been her.
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And to think she'd had issues around control before...
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This conversation felt like another concussion. "... You got turned into a what?"
Yeah, she hadn't translated the 'she sucked the life out of me' part into that, funnily enough.
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Her eyes were wide.
"But nothing happened when she was here," she said, because she couldn't help it. Even though she knew there were probably dozens of possible reasons for that, including just Fandom bullshit.
And that Jean's Duke had already been dead.
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And yes, the sudden wave of nausea made this feel even more like her concussion.
She didn't know what to say.
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Duke nodded anyway, eyes falling shut again. He swayed faintly into her. He was so tired.
"Yeah. Yeah, we make our own destiny, right?"
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He couldn't actually remember the last time he'd had a decent meal.
"Nearly dying's tough on the appetite."
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