Missy (The Master) (
liketheolddays) wrote in
lastvoyageslogs2018-07-27 11:17 am
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Making the rounds
WHO: Missy, recent murder victims, and anyone else who wants to talk to her
WHAT: Missy wrestling with Feelings from the breach and Teddy's murder spree
WHERE: The deck, the library, various cabins including hers
WHEN: the week after the murder spree
WARNINGS: Discussion of murder and violence
Missy makes the rounds bringing tea and light food to those who are death tolling. She may not be the best at the sympathy part, but she does make very good tea, whether herbals to sooth the stomach, or black tea just because.
She can also be found on the deckin the very early morning, and the newly restored library at various points, and of course in her cabin.
She very pointedly does not go anywhere near Zero.
WHAT: Missy wrestling with Feelings from the breach and Teddy's murder spree
WHERE: The deck, the library, various cabins including hers
WHEN: the week after the murder spree
WARNINGS: Discussion of murder and violence
Missy makes the rounds bringing tea and light food to those who are death tolling. She may not be the best at the sympathy part, but she does make very good tea, whether herbals to sooth the stomach, or black tea just because.
She can also be found on the deckin the very early morning, and the newly restored library at various points, and of course in her cabin.
She very pointedly does not go anywhere near Zero.

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She opens the door and puzzlement flickers over her face.
"Hullo, Clark." She has no idea why he's sought her out though. "Would you like to come in? My quarters are back to less cozy, unfortunately."
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"You found Scott after his death. And I'm assuming he told you what he told me. So... I came prepared."
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She raises her eyebrows but gestures him in. Sure enough, her quarters are a little like a warehouse, hazy light through high windows, and a scattering of mish mash furniture that looks it came from thrift shops.
But there is a coffee table with a couple of sitting chairs.
"Which bit was that, you're thinking of, dear?" She simply doesn't know Clark well enough to guess how much of his calm demeanor is iron self control.
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"'I'm fine'," he starts off, "'Don't kill them.' 'Don't tell them that if they harm one hair on my head again you will personally see them crippled and/or put through an incredible amount of pain.'"
He takes up his own then offers her the other.
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When she sees Missy, she smiles and puts her book down.
"'Ey lovely. Long time no see."
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The death toll has the side effect of making her excruciatingly aware of her body: the leaden drag of her limbs, the pain in her chest that protests her increasing heartbeats.
"My sunlounger's your sunlounger. Ginger margarita?"
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That may have something to do with her impulsiveness.
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Flood killed Nico, too. He's recuperating with me in 5-13. I don't think he needs the fuss of a public announcement, but he wanted to be sure you knew where to find him.
And then a minute later, as though he wrestled a bit with the addition, How are you holding up?
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She throws her communicator across her cabin and makes herself take a few deep breaths. No, that wasn't real and those aren't her true feelings. But she can still be angry. Her quiet, remarkably clever for a human warden, who hates conflict, and takes his duties so seriously despite his youth....she can't imagine he gave Teddy a good reason to shoot him.
After a moment she goes to pick up her communicator and text back:
Thank you for informing me. I won't bother him immediately, but please let him know that when he's up for more company, I'm happy to come sit with him.
And other another long moment of debate: If you'd like tea. Or a drink. Or to spar. Something else. Let me know.
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The pause is a lot shorter this time before he adds,
And I'm definitely going to need a drink later.
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(A few days later)
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She undoes one of her wind braids and uses a breeze to carry words from her mouth down to the doorway. "Come in! I'm up at the top of the stairs!" There's an odd, slightly echo-y quality to her voice, words mixed with a rush of air.
The cabin itself is whitewashed stone, very neat, with no modern appliances or technology. All the furniture is simple but very well-made. Tris will be tucked to bed on the third floor.
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Up the stairs she goes, with her tray of tea things and cracker and a few things to spread on the crackers.
"I brought black tea," she says, as she comes into the bedroom. "I hope that's not too strong for your stomach right now?"
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Whoever Tris was expecting to come up the stairs, it wasn't Missy. Her eyebrows raise minutely. She sets her book on the bedside table and sits up.
"This is finally my own cabin, so there's every kind under the sun in the kitchen downstairs, but black tea is good." Today, at least. A day ago, she was still on nausea and pain medicines rather than anything enjoyable. "Thank you, Missy. I appreciate it."
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"How do you take your tea?"
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Are you okay?
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[He's done a quick run down of confirmed victims and her relationship with them.]
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Where he can be found, though, by pure happenstance, is sunk into one of the chairs in the library, with a stack of books next to him and one open in his lap, looking... somewhat less than alert as he reads what's apparently a text on the various tactics and strategies of space to surface warfare. The books stacked beside him are an eclectic mix of military history, mechanical and electrical engineering, politics and government... and a couple of very out of place looking books on farming.
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"There you are," she says, unnecessarily, when she spots him. She glances over his stacks of books. "Planning on starting a colony in a war zone?" she asks, half joking.
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"A colony after a war, more like. Or maybe during the war, still, but as far away from it as possible." Or many colonies. Those are Jedao's plans, he understands those things, but Fives is trying to.
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