Octavia Blake (
okteiviakom) wrote2021-01-09 10:40 pm
Entry tags:
The Deck of the Cape Rouge, Port of Fandom, Saturday Afternoon
After the handwavy fussy-complainy phone call from Lucifer about how Duke was a kid right now, and apparently wandering around town after leaving the mansion, the first thing Octavia had done had been to come over to the Cape Rouge to check if he was there.
The second thing she'd done, after finding no sign of him, had been to check some of Duke's weapon stashes around the ship. All the ones she looked at were toys, now. Good.
The third thing had been to place a couple of takeout orders. Things she could throw in the fridge, things that would be fine microwaved. Just in case.
And now she was... just sitting on the deck of the Rouge, with a book she wasn't actually reading, but was trying to convince herself she was. Some of the porgs were crowding around her, probably hoping for snacks.
She wasn't too worried.
(She was a little worried.)
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The second thing she'd done, after finding no sign of him, had been to check some of Duke's weapon stashes around the ship. All the ones she looked at were toys, now. Good.
The third thing had been to place a couple of takeout orders. Things she could throw in the fridge, things that would be fine microwaved. Just in case.
And now she was... just sitting on the deck of the Rouge, with a book she wasn't actually reading, but was trying to convince herself she was. Some of the porgs were crowding around her, probably hoping for snacks.
She wasn't too worried.
(She was a little worried.)
[ooc: Open!]

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He was pretty sure last time this had happened, people had insisted he had a boat. The stuffy old dude from the fancy mansion had mentioned the boat, too. So Duke made his way over to the docks, nibbling on the remains of his muffin, to see if it was still there.
He stopped when he saw Octavia, though. Had the fancy people who really owned the thing come back to lay claim to it? She certainly looked fancy. In, like, an aggressively casual kind of way. Like a celebrity on their off hours in the magazines at the grocery store.
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Oh, this was going to be weird.
She lifted one hand in a small wave.
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He lifted his own hand in a hesitant wave in return. Well. At least she wasn't yelling at him or threatening to lock him up somewhere?
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"Hey," Octavia called. "You wanna come aboard?"
The porgs by the bench made inquisitive noises.
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"Maybe," Octavia decided. "Why, you looking to be an accomplice?"
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"Good choice," Octavia rasped. "If you did."
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The boat's original owners, of course, had been a couple who'd thought it was a cute way to combine their names into one, and hadn't ever really bothered looking into what it actually meant.
Sadly, Octavia didn't know that anecdote.
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He distrusted Christians on sight thanks to the Rev, but he was pretty fascinated by other religions.
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"Not really," Octavia shrugged. "But I've spent a lot of time with one."
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"The fuck is wrong with these birds?"
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"No one knows." Sorry, little guys. "But they're called porgs."
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While Octavia looked on from her seat, faintly amused.
"Sometimes they eat rocks."
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He dug into his pockets looking for something stupid to try to feed them.
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What, like she was going to try and dispute that.
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That was just a fraction softer than anything she'd said before. She couldn't help it.
"I'm Octavia."
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