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revivalproject2024-05-15 06:25 pm
Something, Something... Little Yorkmaid
WHO: Reeve, Richie, York / OTA
WHERE:Atlantis Underwater Temba
WHAT: Various Posts
WHEN: Mermay
WARNINGS: York
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WHERE:
WHAT: Various Posts
WHEN: Mermay
WARNINGS: York
[Integer = 3] - for Reeve & Richie
The nice thing about having tentacles is that he can grab onto things with more than just his hands. It's great, finding different ways to hang around the hotel, both literally and figuratively. York's found a fun spot to hang out from by way of the curtain rod in the hotel room he shares with Richie, catching little worms and other tiny creatures to feast on.
"I'm just keeping the room fucking clean," he'll point out as he slurps it down before jet propelling himself across the room, aiming for the door. "I'm gonna go see if I can poke some lobsters off of the hotel or something."
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With the tentacles as a bobtail squid, getting around was interesting. Water was interesting with his circuits, but it kept him cool and York likes that. He's left his hoodie and shirt back in the room he shares with Richie, leaving his body on full display. The LED on his chest is bordered by lines of specks that almost seem to glow as light catches them. His pale skin looks scarred at his abdomen, like when someone rips fabric apart, and it's simply white.
York doesn't remember what happened.
He's out in the square, exploring around while he can. Mostly trying to keep away from Reeve and his damn nesting habits and also to see if there's anything worthwhile to find on the ground. Everyone else was so worried about swimming that they didn't check out anything down here. He has to dodge a snippy lobster before finding a stick to smack it away with a shout. The audacity of that bullshit, he'd kill those fuckers!

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Reeve's definitely protective. He's spent a lot of time trying to make the 'nest' of their room perfect since waking up as he was. It just wasn't pleasing to him. Even Cait Sith seemed annoyed by this, using its sea-horse tail to cling to a table leg to stay out of the way of Reeve's fussing.
But York? Oh no, he just suggested leaving. Reeve darts over from the corner where he was arranging cushions, to move to intercept York.
"Do you need to go out? What if there are sharks? It's not safe out there. Stay here. We can get Richie to find lobsters."
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He startles back as Reeve appears between himself and the door. "What?" Now he's annoyed and glares at the bigger mer. "I'm fine, no one sees me. I was only going out to harass the lobsters, not bring them back for food. And I've never seen any sharks out there, Reeve. Lemme through."
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"Stay here. It's safe here. please?"
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Yeah, try the compromise route!
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youngsmall."I think that would be a bad idea, York. You could get stuck in some collapsing rubble, and then how would we get you out?"
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"And if you're so worried about me being alone out there, then come with. Get out of this room for a change." York ducks down and attempts to swim under.
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"I suppose that's an option. I could always deal with any threats with shocks."
He was, after all, a very magical mer.
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"Why are you so stressed out about this? I won't even leave the square. You'll be able to watch me from the windows." He nods with his head towards them as if the guy hadn't noticed them. "But if you want to come with, I won't say no either."
Because Reeve probably won't give him a choice in that at least.
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"I just wish you to be kept safe," Reeve decides at last. He holds a hand out and of course Mini comes from where he's been hovering under the table. The feline wraps its tail around Reeve to hold onto the arm.
"We shall go out together then. So I can be certain you do not get into trouble.
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If York has encountered any of the democreatures the year prior, then at least the lobster-catcher's head may look vaguely familiar. The same flowerbud-like shape of the head, the same lack of eyes. But unlike those beings that attacked Temba last year, this one is sporting a pair of keen ears that seem too large for its head. It isn't hairless but covered in a coat of short, shiny fur that changs into scales further down its short, almost canine-like body that ends in an equally shiny fishtail. A tail that gets overly excited once the creature realizes it has caught its target, resulting in it swimming in irratic circles and patterns while its petal-like jaws attempt to chew excitedly on the big, green lobster and clawed front paws try their best to assist with its catch.
"Don't eat that." A voice calls out and the creature stops, ears perking up to detect the voice's owner as he swims closer, a mild scowl on his face. Wesker's tail is long, strong and on the extravagant end, reflecting any light it catches in every discernable color. He casts a look over to York to at least acknowledge his presence before pointing out: "She isn't trained to harm you."
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He looks at the creature with wide eyes, and shifts backwards to get space between them. The democreatures weren't something he had encountered, instead staying holed up with Richie for safety during that time. The LED in his chest and the specks closest glow gold as he regards the creature, and the mer approaching him.
York is at least smart enough to swim to get more distance between them. "Yeah, and how the fuck am I supposed to know that? Seeing chomp that lobster lets me know she could do that to me. Trained doesn't mean perfect."
Was this what Reeve was so worried about?
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"Why were you hitting that lobster?" Wesker directs his attention to York himself now, studying as he poses his question. That LED is a curious addition. One that Wesker doesn't know the purpose of.
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"Because I was bored and debating if I wanted to take it to the diner for a meal. But now it's got your pet's chewmarks all over it, so I'll have to find another one." Idly, imitating a gesture he's seen Richie do, York scratches at his collarbone area, with little streaks of light hidden behind his arm as he does so.
"You out here letting your pet get some exercise?"
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Wesker's attention returns to York. "So who are you?" Not that he doesn't already know. He spends enough time studying the network and whatever info is accessible to them. But this isn't someone he has encountered in person before.
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"A resident currently dwelling in this city." He side-eyes the creature the guy brought with him. "My name's York, and I've been here for a couple years now. And you?"
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"Albert Wesker." He answers. "And I have been here longer than I agree with." Over a year now himself. A year of collecting data and dealing with idiots. No wonder he had to engineer a being he can actually rely on.
"How have you been spending your time in this city?"
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He scoffs at the question. "Whatever the fuck I want to do. Scanning buildings, bothering local fauna and others here in the city, debating and not actually fixing said buildings I've scanned. What about you? Piece of superior work like you hasn't figured out how the fuck to get home yet?"
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His hand raised in the water, catching the lobster before it could smack into his head, and he looked half amused by the whole thing.
"Guessing you're not going to be enjoying some thermal roasted lobster later. Intending to be a food critic?"
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"Just because you catch it doesn't mean it's yours," he scoffs, crossing his arms over his LED. "I'm not big on eating a lot so I'm not going to be a critic of food." He leans to the side to look at the lobster pots before straightening back up.
"Eating contest where you're the only contestant?"
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"Making dinner for my fiance actually. Or asking someone to. Paying in lobster."
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He eyes the guy for a moment, then the lobster in hand. "Making the bargain that since you did the hard work in gathering them up, someone could make it into a dinner? That's a lot of lobster for just two people." Or perhaps it only seemed that way to someone that didn't eat nearly as much as other mer.
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"Three people at least. One for me, with a large appetite, one for Noctis, and then one for the person cooking for us."
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"That is a lot of people to feed. If you're that bad at hunting though, I might be able to let you have mine if you can convince me well enough." He flails the lobster just a little as if to solidify that point.
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"I'm good at hunting," he says, because he's definitely more offended by that. "A good bit of the meat served around here comes from me."
It feels like it's an accurate statement, but... What meat is there other than fish? Weird.
"But I could get yours cooked too if you want. For you."
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So sassy.
He holds it out in offering, then pulls it back with a skeptical look. "What's the catch?"
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