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THE DECEMBER TEST DRIVE MEME

THE TEST DRIVE MEME
Got someone you want to try out before you app? Well this is the post for it! Feel free to use anything that fits in the setting of Drift Fleet! Want to play bumper shuttles? Want to go wild in a med bay? Play around with the current plot? Have at it!
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[ cursed and haunted objects aren't unfamiliar to him, though she'd used the word enchanted, and this thing certainly doesn't feel aggressive - but then, some tricky things often don't, and kind as she might seem he is not wont to trust easily. objects like these are often more trouble than they're worth.
so, soft and good as it might feel to put his fingers on (and tactile a creature castiel has become, recently), he still lets it drop, stuffing his hands back into the pockets of his canvas jacket. ]
It certainly has that effect.
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It's just a little helping hand for sticky situations. It won't hurt you, and neither will I.
[ She appeals with a calm sincerity of one who's said this sort of thing before. ]
My name is Syeira. I'm one of the captains of the Red Fish.
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Castiel. [ captain of.. nada. his dark brows lift curiously, shoulders hunched for warmth as he moves a pace or two nearer to ease the conversation. he's glad of the distraction, this place isn't giving him any answers anyway, feels cold and vacuous and hollow in a way that chafes him. so smalltalk it is. ]
You been here long? With this whole.. [ gesturing to generally everything with his shoulders and head. ] .. fleet, thing?
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Eight months now. Which is longer than some, not half so long as others. Sorry you got dragged here when we got to the planet of frostbite. A couple months back it was a coastal place. Very warm. And very abruptly rainy.
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Fair enough.
[ an easy shrug, and he snorts softly. ]
Nah, it seems in line with my sort of luck, anyway. So that's how it works? We sail around the cosmos, hop onto planets and mingle awhile?
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[She crosses her arms around her middle. Because she gets tetchy when talking about Atroma, and also because it's freaking cold.]
But sometimes we get shot at in the middle of the void- er space. So there's that to look forward to.
[Sarcasm. Tasty tasty sarcasm.]
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Right, right. [ he says, with a grin that doesn't entirely reach his eyes, and an easy, breathless laugh. ] Well, I'll worry about crossing that bridge when I come to it. Meantime.. [ rolling his shoulder toward the exit. ] Might want to find some heat, I'm freezing my ass off in here. [ and she's not looking particularly comfortable, either. ]
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[But walking will help, surely. Keep her their feet from freezing off.]
May I ask where you're from, Castiel?
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[ cas isn't particularly fond of tight, inescapable spaces, for the same reasons any soldier might be, and he values his freedom more than almost anything - so yeah. biting cold or not, the fresh air and open space is still preferable. at any rate, he balls his hands into fists in his pockets and starts moving, back toward the temple's entrance. ]
Well.. [ what an oddly complicated question, for him, when it should really be so simple. but then, he supposes that's to be expected. ] Earth, most recently. Nice planet. Greener than this place. [ the state of humanity notwithstanding. ]
[ after a beat: ]
You can call me Cas.
[ it's rare enough that he has to introduce himself to anyone these days, and even though he'd offered it, he finds that the sound of his full name itches uncomfortably under his skin. ]
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Oh, but you're not actually a Terran?
[Very intrigued! Do go on!]
It's not often to meet someone who's been to Earth, but isn't actually from there.
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Yeah, there aren't too many who can manage it.
[ but they're edging into dangerous territory he isn't really keen on visiting, so a shame that she's intrigued, but he's quick to shift the spotlight over to her. ]
What about you? What corner of the universe do you call home?
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I'm from the Prime Material Plane. The one that Toril ended up in after the sundering, not Abeiran Material Plane. I know those two are so easily confused, since they're basically twins.
[She actually just assumes he has any idea what she's talking about.]
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to be fair, he's familiar with the idea of alternate realities and the multiverse, and while god had written his angels to be specifically concerned with earth, cas knows full well that the cosmos is infinite, that there are layers to existence and time that he will never know or understand or see.
well, until now, apparently. funny, how unexpectedly his life has been turned, these past few, brief years. cas doesn't interrupt her, but his brows shoot up nearly to his hairline. ]
Can't say I've ever been there.
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Sorry, I got carried away. I mean, I know only one person from the Prime Material has ever traversed to Earth. That's primarily why we even know of its existence. I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions like that.
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Don't worry about it. Easy mistake. [ a cocked brow. ] I'd still like to hear about it.
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[She's kidding but not.]
Maybe if you narrow down the spectrum it'd be more manageable for us both.
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Alright then, start with the people. You're clearly not human, so tell me what you are, tell me what sort of people live in this.. [ vague, languid gesture. ] .. Prime Material Plane.
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[She lifts her hands and actually ticks off fingers as she goes through a list.]
Human is one of them. There's elves, dwarves, gnomes, orcs, dragons, dryads, giants, githyanki, yuan-ti...
Actually there's so many many more I could list. And it wouldn't even cover the different ethnicities within those races. So um, basically, we have a lot of different sort of people.
[Another short laugh at herself.]
I'm a half-elf. There, that's a short answer.
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Half-elf, huh?
[ he's got a taste of what that's like, now, being not quite one thing, but not quite another, either, some in-between creature. granted, it's unlikely they became this way by quite the same means, but still. she's sort of like a kindred spirit. ]
That sounds fascinating. All of it. Seems like a colorful place to live.
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It's certainly not boring.
[Which is said with an interesting inflection, like she could stand for a little boring.]
I'd invite you to visit, but we don't exactly get to pick which way Atroma flies.
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Well, maybe someday. [ he says, with a shrug. ] Who knows. I'll keep that invite anyway, just in case.