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EVENT: MINING COLONY V'VORTE
Who: Councilor Labismat, Science Captain Urist McEngineer, OPEN
Where: V’Vorte
When: June 4th-8th
Warnings: N/A
The Fleet stations itself near V’Varga, the more populated planet of the V’V system, but the majority of the ships are ferrying people down to V’Vorte. Mainly desert, the only things of interest on it seem to be the Mining Plains, which stretch for hundreds of miles; the Blue Circus, which lights up the nights with laser shows and fireworks; and the small town that supports the first two and serves as a small island of normality among the eccentric carnies and boisterous miners. There are rides to and from the Teuberg twice a day, in case you would rather not stay overnight, which are overseen by Science Captain McEngineer, who gives an energetic explanation of the types of metal needed when asked. Back on the Teuberg, Councilor Labismat can be found greeting the ships coming back in, checking on any progress being made.
The V’V natives are mostly humanoid in appearance, with reddened skin tones and large eyes that help them see in the dimmer light of their sun. Most of them, especially the miners, are quite friendly and seem unfazed by the variety of species the Fleet has brought to their doorstep. The only Transports who might get a second glance are the robotic ones, as the mining mechs vaguely resemble them.
Where: V’Vorte
When: June 4th-8th
Warnings: N/A
The Fleet stations itself near V’Varga, the more populated planet of the V’V system, but the majority of the ships are ferrying people down to V’Vorte. Mainly desert, the only things of interest on it seem to be the Mining Plains, which stretch for hundreds of miles; the Blue Circus, which lights up the nights with laser shows and fireworks; and the small town that supports the first two and serves as a small island of normality among the eccentric carnies and boisterous miners. There are rides to and from the Teuberg twice a day, in case you would rather not stay overnight, which are overseen by Science Captain McEngineer, who gives an energetic explanation of the types of metal needed when asked. Back on the Teuberg, Councilor Labismat can be found greeting the ships coming back in, checking on any progress being made.
The V’V natives are mostly humanoid in appearance, with reddened skin tones and large eyes that help them see in the dimmer light of their sun. Most of them, especially the miners, are quite friendly and seem unfazed by the variety of species the Fleet has brought to their doorstep. The only Transports who might get a second glance are the robotic ones, as the mining mechs vaguely resemble them.
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[Though that is the last text he sends. Upon arrival, Chloe and Nate will find Charlie cheerfully propped up against the fence of the petting zoo - not actually as close to losing an arm up a shorse's mouth as it might have appeared in the photos. He is, however, happily rubbing the nose of one of the ludicrous animals and chatting away at it along the lines of 'who's a good boy? you are!']
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We're never going to convince you to leave him behind, are we? [Her hood's only half up over the short, cropped hair at her forehead this time: if Lazarevic goes to petting zoos regularly she deserves to get caught for it. Might volunteer for it, even. Sight worth seeing before getting knocked off.]
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[Nate hasn't bothered with the hood, though the glasses sit low on the bridge of his nose as he (quite suddenly) rounds the corner to appear behind Chloe.]
Surprised you didn't go with 'Jaws', mate.
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[He gives the shorse a cheerful little bump of the knuckles at the top of his nose which prompts the animal to toss its bulk head up as far as it can make it go (which: not very). It stamps a hoof expectantly. Clearly Charlie had a handful of shorse food at once point, but that's no longer the case.]
Thirdly I didn't name him. That's his proper name according to the bloke working the gate.
[What can he say, he's become very well versed in shorses in the last twenty minutes.]
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[Beaten out by a shorse.]
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Gonna need a stage name if you're gonna live the carny life.
[Nate throws a glance down at Chloe and starts to push at her shoulder.]
Go on -- go introduce yourself to your new coworker, sunshine.
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Careful, mate. I've a friend with teeth now.
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Don't you dare shove her near that thing.]
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You already got one of those, mate.
[To emphasize his point, he turns to move behind Chloe and puts his other hand on her shoulder, effectively making his point while simultaneously heckling her onto getting closer to the shorse.]
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Perfectly safe, I swear. Kids pet them.
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Christ. Christ, fucking Christ--
And then between the two of them her hand is on its nose: limp and barely making contact while her face is all scrunched up in fear.
She's going to kill them.]
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Whoa there, mate. Don't come on too strong; birds don't like that sort of thing.
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Now all you have to do to make some money is get your head in his mouth. We'll be outta here in no time.
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Her shoulders twist in Nate's grip, wrist pulling hard in the opposite direction.] Get off or so help me it'll be your bits that go into this thing's mouth next.
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And break up the lovely couple? Wouldn't dream of it.
[And then, he releases her with a chuckle.]
Oh come on, princess, you're fine.
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--Oh, and there he goes. [He's released his grip on her wrist, sensible enough.] Is this an Australian bit? Instinctual fear of sharks?
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Not that she doesn't glare at both of them a moment or two later.] Healthy fear of things actually designed to kill you might not be in your books but it's certainly in mine.
For the most part. [Excluding rocket launchers, gunships, soldiers, Harry Flynn's hair.]
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[He watches the shorse trot off and instinctively takes a step back from Chloe. Don't want to give her a decent shot at anywhere vital while she's still prickling.]
I think Charlie and I have been doing a better job of avoiding stuff that kills us recently. Don't you?
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[And he wiggles his (fingers, that is) in her direction, catching his own out to tap her shoulder with the back of his knuckles before shooting a look to Nate. Honestly.]
But also don't look now, as I think that might be a tiny alien child petting Toothy.
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Chloe rubs at her fingers, eyes sliding from the alien child to aim a cold look in Nate's direction.] Poor little bastard.
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Next time, I'll stick my head in its mouth first for you. Square?
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But in all seriousness you two really ought to ride that thing before the circus packs up and ships out. Scrapbook photos and all that nonsense.
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[Honestly. He catches his fingers back at her sleeve again, nods to Nate and tips his head farther up the avenue of rickety rides and stands. While they're all here--]
Come on; pretty sure they've a few games we can blow out of the water between the three of us.
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[Nate winks and nudges Chloe in the shoulder like a small dog seeking forgiveness before turning to Charlie.]
You know, come to think of it, I've never actually been through one of these things before -- not properly, anyway.
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