yellowthirteen (
yellowthirteen) wrote2010-11-06 02:00 am
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
The Ninth Sortie (Action, Voice)
[Thirteen awoke early in the morning, as usual. He's still got that streak in him, and he got ready as though it was any other day. On his way to the living room, he passed by Goroh's bedroom, his door ajar. Unusual, considering they usually kept it closed to discourage Tao from getting inside. He knew Goroh wasn't around because of his kidnapping, but he figured maybe the racer had returned, so he quietly knocked and opened the door.
The room was empty. All of Goroh's belongings by now long gone, the room bare, as though no one had ever been there at all. ...Except, for that one thing painted on the wall. An arrow?
Thirteen walked over to it, and looked it over. Pointing down. He kneeled to the floor, and quickly noticed the loose floorboard at his feet. Prying it up a little bit, he discovered an envelope, presumably full of letters. Leave it to Goroh to figure out how to cheat the system. He of all people would be the one. The pilot quickly retrieved the envelope and opened it, finding several folded letters inside, each taped shut. One of them was addressed to him, so he opened it and read it over.
A mix of melancholy and amusement found its way into his voice as he chuckled lightly at the samurai's message. Still Goroh, even when he was gone. He was going to miss his friend, and knowing he'd probably never see him again hurt quite a bit, but... at least Goroh had a life, and a happy one at that, to go back to. He knew Goroh didn't really care for it here, so he got exactly what he wanted. Of all the ways for David to lose a friend, this was probably the best one he could hope for.
...Of course, this meant breaking the news to everyone else. That would be the hard part.
So... he'd start with Litchi. That was going to be the hardest one. And then he'd go around delivering Goroh's letters by hand to the people who they were addressed to. Dr. McCoy was hopefully at the medical center, and Buffy would hopefully be at the bar.
...And after that, he'd announce it over the journal system. For whoever else might care.
[Voice]
To anyone who was acquainted with Samurai Goroh, he's been sent back to his own world. ...That is all.
The room was empty. All of Goroh's belongings by now long gone, the room bare, as though no one had ever been there at all. ...Except, for that one thing painted on the wall. An arrow?
Thirteen walked over to it, and looked it over. Pointing down. He kneeled to the floor, and quickly noticed the loose floorboard at his feet. Prying it up a little bit, he discovered an envelope, presumably full of letters. Leave it to Goroh to figure out how to cheat the system. He of all people would be the one. The pilot quickly retrieved the envelope and opened it, finding several folded letters inside, each taped shut. One of them was addressed to him, so he opened it and read it over.
A mix of melancholy and amusement found its way into his voice as he chuckled lightly at the samurai's message. Still Goroh, even when he was gone. He was going to miss his friend, and knowing he'd probably never see him again hurt quite a bit, but... at least Goroh had a life, and a happy one at that, to go back to. He knew Goroh didn't really care for it here, so he got exactly what he wanted. Of all the ways for David to lose a friend, this was probably the best one he could hope for.
...Of course, this meant breaking the news to everyone else. That would be the hard part.
So... he'd start with Litchi. That was going to be the hardest one. And then he'd go around delivering Goroh's letters by hand to the people who they were addressed to. Dr. McCoy was hopefully at the medical center, and Buffy would hopefully be at the bar.
...And after that, he'd announce it over the journal system. For whoever else might care.
[Voice]
To anyone who was acquainted with Samurai Goroh, he's been sent back to his own world. ...That is all.
[voice]
What? Really? [Pause.] Good on him, I guess.
[Voice]
...I'm sorry you had to get the news like this. I went looking for you at the bar, but I couldn't find you.
[Voice]
[Quiet, while she pins down the voice.] You...live with him, right? Lived. I never know which tense to use in these situations.
[Voice]
...But he left something for you. Is there a time or place I can give it to you?
[Voice]
[She figures she could stop by before patrol.]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action] rawgh sorry for that html fail.
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
Shaking her head, she let her gaze drop from the wall down to her steeping tea. It was most likely just worry over Tsubaki bothering her. Everything would be fine.]
[Action]
Litchi... we need to talk about something.
[Action]
David...? Is something wrong?
[Action]
...Goroh's room is empty. Completely.
[Action]
Her gaze falls to the tea again, her shoulders tensing. It hurts, of course, but... this is what he's wanted for so long. He'll be home with his wife and everything he's missed so badly.
...But it still hurts. A lot.]
I.... I see. That's... [Come on, Litchi, don't make this harder than it has to be.] ...I'm sure he's glad to be home.
[Action]
I'm sure.
[Action]
[Action]
[Action] 1/3
[Action] 2/3
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Action]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[ action ]
And that's without his knowledge of the letter. Oh dear. ]
[Action]
[Action]
[ If they can knock, then McCoy's logic is that they sure as hell don't need to be shuffled in like an invalid, which means he is going to stay at this desk he as claimed as his own and continue tinkering away with the new equipment. ]
[Action]
Dr. McCoy, correct? My name is David Jordan. ...I'd like a moment of your time.
[Action]
All right then. [ He says as he gets up from his chair and leans up against the table, arms crossed. ] How can I help you?
[voice]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[Voice]
[Voice]
I see. Goroh got on your case a lot, I take it.
[Voice]