Robin Buckley (
work_wife) wrote in
revivalproject2024-01-14 04:21 pm
Not Your Babysitter
WHO: Robin Buckley
WHERE: Noth Central
WHAT: Musical Shenanigans, Stalking Aliens, Gift Shocks
WHEN: January 10th thru 17th
WARNINGS: N/A
I. Gift Investigation
If this isn't the coolest thing ever, Robin doesn't know what is. And so it's really up to her to study them, right? Are they the 'lay eggs in you' aliens, or the 'hunt you for sport' aliens, or really the 'friendly but lost and wishes they had Reese's Pieces' Aliens?
Someone had to know, and so here was Robin, bundled up in her reclaimed battle gear, peeking around the corner of a cabin to watch a group of Agrii in a snow fort building project.
It would be a shame if someone snuck up behind her, really.III. Let It Blow
WHERE: Noth Central
WHAT: Musical Shenanigans, Stalking Aliens, Gift Shocks
WHEN: January 10th thru 17th
WARNINGS: N/A
I. Gift Investigation
Robin is not a nosy person. But you can't just let a girl into a barn house full of presents and expect her to fully keep her hands to herself. Right? Right. It's probably nothing, she's not really going to get up to too much trouble. Except...II. Alien ObservationsIt's official. Aliens. Are. Real. Don't pay any attention to her having met people who weren't human or who were human but weren't from Earth, or were from Earth but not her Earth. Aliens are Real. The Agrii are real.
"Ouch!"
She yelps and sticks a stung finger into her mouth, as if that will make the pain go away. Shouldn't have tried to open someone else's presents, right?
If this isn't the coolest thing ever, Robin doesn't know what is. And so it's really up to her to study them, right? Are they the 'lay eggs in you' aliens, or the 'hunt you for sport' aliens, or really the 'friendly but lost and wishes they had Reese's Pieces' Aliens?
Someone had to know, and so here was Robin, bundled up in her reclaimed battle gear, peeking around the corner of a cabin to watch a group of Agrii in a snow fort building project.
It would be a shame if someone snuck up behind her, really.III. Let It Blow
Listen, if someone's going to give you a really big place where you think you can get away with practicing an instrument for old time sake without anyone walking in, who isn't going to use it? Most people? Well she's not most people.[OOC: Robin would be a terrible babysitter. So absolutely throw your children at her however you want because she would just be hilarious to have to deal with it.]
Robin makes her way to the ice palace, a big case in her hands. Once she gets into the ice palace's main room she sits down and opens the case, pulling out her French Horn. Takes some time to inspect all of the parts, make sure it's in good working order. Then she finally puts it to her lips and starts doing warm ups with the instrument.
It's not music at the moment, just noise. But it's hers. Some small echo of the more normal days of her life.

Let It Blow
"What is it?" he asks abruptly, without introduction, as though he and this lady have known each other for ages, and he reaches gingerly to try and touch the horn.
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This place really is weird. When she tries to respond she finds that she has no choice but to sing. Because, you know, weird alien magic or something.
"A French Horn."
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"What can you play on it?" he sings/asks. It's not something he regularly sees in the sort of music he's been exposed to.
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Not things she wasn't doing for the band.
II
It's not really sneaking. The snow's too hard to walk in as it is, the little turtle tot watching each step as it sinks a bit. He's glad he found boots that fit, the snow's very cold and he doesn't much like the thought of frozen feets. They'd probably feel worse than frozen fingers, which is why his hands are stuffed in his jacket pockets. He's still largely unhappy with the jacket. It's dark blue but at least it's warm. The black pants are fine, just a bit baggy because he has really stubby legs.
What's the lady doing? Normally he'd be more cautious, but Sameen said they were kidnapped and the grown-ups seem okay. His curiosity gets the better of him as he slowly makes his way over. And then there's a muffled yelp and a soft thud behind Robin as the little turtle gets his foot stuck in the snow and falls face-first into it.
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"Um."
What the hell? Was this a pet? Or a person? She reaches down.
"Do you need help?"
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The little thing pushes himself up out of the snow, or tries to, anyway. He paws at his face, trying to get snow off of his glasses.
And then he stops when he sees a hand there, nearly falling back into the snow as he realizes the human is right there, letting out a little gasp. Spotted!
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"I promise I don't bite," she says, trying not to sound annoyed. The kid, pet, whatever, doesn't need that.
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Aaaah what's he supposed to do? Staying hidden is clearly out of the question when she's looking right at him. But she's not freaking out so...maybe it's okay?
The little green child looks at her hand again, then up at her before he considers the offered hand once again, finally reaching cold little fingers out to grab it. Please don't freak out at his weird hand.
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"Oh hell, you're cold blooded, aren't you? You shouldn't be outside in the cold. You can't temperature regulate!"
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Oh, she can tell? Donnie's read enough about turtles to have some idea of what she's talking about, although he hadn't really thought about it when he'd wandered outside to find Sameen. He nods, unsure if the lady really needs confirmation. Yes. It is cold but he's outside and doesn't know where he should go. Maybe that's why he's been sleepy?
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wrap soon?
/thumbs-up!
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ii
If and when she turns around, she'll notice a person who's close to her age (a year younger, to be more accurate) there. Said person is around six feet tall, wearing a beanie hat (which finally looks less out of place outside in this weather; considering he wears it inside in the middle of summer, this is a god damn Accomplishment™ that should be recorded in history books), boots, jeans, a shirt that's at least warmer than a regular t-shirt, and a leather jacket (the back of it, while not visible from this angle at the present moment, does have a distinctive insignia across most of said back).
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Doesn't even apologize either. Because what was he doing, sneaking so close?
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“Sorry; didn't mean to startle you so much.” There's a short beat of silence before he adds — “Or at all, to be more accurate. So, I definitely had that one coming.” Referring to her punch, of course — at least he knows it. “Who knew aliens building snow forts could be so fascinating?” It's a lighter comment made with a hint of smile at the edge of his lips for a brief moment, as though it's a normal and everyday occurrence to see such a thing (he has also never seen aliens build snow forts).
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"Sorry," she returns, but doesn't sound as invested in that sorry as she could be. He was the one to sneak up on her after all. And speaking of aliens, she turns back to regard them.
"They're ALIENS. Of course they're interesting."
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"You make bingo cards for the years? Seems silly."
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Or, you know, for people who have the skill (luck??) of, either intentionally or not, avoiding said dumpster fires.
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Gift
Hearing a yelp, the king poked his head in to see Robin with her finger in her mouth. Slowly he made his way over, and took a look.
"What happened? Are you okay?"
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He'd been surprised to see them, but was just as happy to see his Engine Blade. So he worked on getting it out.
"Ready?"
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