Sett, the Boss (
themightybosstone) wrote2024-07-15 04:39 pm
[StarRail PSL]
[The world was one of a constant, strange, cyclical war.
When the night fell on the highest moon of the furthest month, a Howling Storm took the planet, cut its cities off from each other and the visitors from their homes, When the Storm's first whining, hot wind struck, the imposing gates of the iridescent metal of this world would close, folding up and over, in a wall only Qlipoth could love.
The thud of bodies, the scrape of claws, mandibles and fangs added to the cacophony that the setting of the red sun provoked. It ebbed in the morning, but never enough to be safe. Never enough for the walls to come down.
In defiance, however, in these little hubs of survival, the nightlife was something quite impressive. Loud music played, lights blared, the night market was a roar of throats - the call of sellers and the flirtation of buyers.
All to carry on like a shield wasn't holding back the certain death of nearly everyone in the spaceport.
But you're here, waiting for the tired relief of morning. For the spaceport to open back up in a week.
It should have already ended. It SHOULD have been open yesterday.
But the Storm is longer than it's ever been here...]
When the night fell on the highest moon of the furthest month, a Howling Storm took the planet, cut its cities off from each other and the visitors from their homes, When the Storm's first whining, hot wind struck, the imposing gates of the iridescent metal of this world would close, folding up and over, in a wall only Qlipoth could love.
The thud of bodies, the scrape of claws, mandibles and fangs added to the cacophony that the setting of the red sun provoked. It ebbed in the morning, but never enough to be safe. Never enough for the walls to come down.
In defiance, however, in these little hubs of survival, the nightlife was something quite impressive. Loud music played, lights blared, the night market was a roar of throats - the call of sellers and the flirtation of buyers.
All to carry on like a shield wasn't holding back the certain death of nearly everyone in the spaceport.
But you're here, waiting for the tired relief of morning. For the spaceport to open back up in a week.
It should have already ended. It SHOULD have been open yesterday.
But the Storm is longer than it's ever been here...]

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... Please keep your voice down. My wealth is neither here nor there; I have my own ship, as many do. it isn't some kind of cruise-liner or anything so extravagant.
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Oh. Right.
Hey, long as there's enough room for me to stretch out a bit. It's luxury to me.
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[ "I'm surprised you're allowed in them," she does not say, but she supposes it would be strange for a "normal" foxian to be denied. She half-turns, considering, then starts walking, fully assuming he'll follow. ]
I didn't think the Xianzhou would allow a foxian to travel for reasons unrelated to business.
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Yeah. Well. I'll deal with that when I go home.
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Eventually she slows to a stop before another food stall, this one serving some sort of meaty hand pie, and considers. ]
... are you just traveling to find this person?
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Who swings a look at Val instead. ]
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[ bristles, then turns back to the vendor-- apologizing profusely and paying for the pie (with a healthy tip). Face burning with embarrassment she ducks her head, huddling into her scarf, and trotting after Sett's longer stride. ]
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[OFFERS A MESSY HALF.]
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No, thank you. Please don't-- do that again.
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[Absolutely eating the rest now thanks.]
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Aint on me if you go do weird things.
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[ she's mortified and red, bristling-- and just turns heel and quickly walks in a different direction, out of the crowd and back towards the quieter streets near her hotel. ]
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[Following after. LOOK. SPACE TO STRETCH OUT ON A SHIP!!]
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You stay here. I'll only be a few minutes.
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He's not the brightest light in the docking bay, but he's still alive after all these years. Stay here alone is not one of those phrases that is conducive to life.]
Why?
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I'm getting my things. We'll sleep on the ship.
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... Wait... [And it gets tangled in the second implication.]
With me? SURE! [BRIGHT BEAMING SMILE of abject misinterpretation.]
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No! Listen to the words I'm actually saying!
Just wait here!
[ and IMMEDIATELY turns to go in and check out ]
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... Fine he'll?? wait???]
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And she pauses when she sees him sitting taking up much of the sidewalk, but. Just. Starts to walk towards the port to go to her ship. ]
... come on.
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I'm surprised you'd give up the fancy digs.
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I don't need people thinking I'm something I'm not.
[ [ that's all she says, quiet all the way to the ship.
And she leads him down into the harbor, where it's securely moored: her ship is certainly big enough for a small crew, if one wanted, but more than anything built for speed. It's an elegant thing, sharp like an arrow and an almost reflective black, clearly as some form of camouflage. She clicks her fob and the door opens with a hiss, lowering the steps: she stands aside to let Sett on first, considering she has her bags-- and the inside is relatively clean and minimalist, functional with very few personal affects. ] ]
Go to the right and down the steps. There's a room near the cargo hold that should fit you if you put two beds together.
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