Reeve Tuesti (
plate_builder) wrote in
revivalproject2020-11-06 07:58 pm
OTA Log: Sometimes People Hide
WHO: Reeve Tuesti and You
WHERE: He Row Soup Lies
WHAT: Avoiding the storm, tending to others
WHEN: November 6th-11th
WARNINGS: N/A
The Strangest Stuffed Animal
Not all of the stuffed toys lying around amid the blanket are just what they seem. One of them a bipedal, black and white tuxedo cat with a green cape, striding across the room toward the nearest person in a blanket. Somewhere in the background a man in a torn up suit, no doubt messed up by the crash, watches the stuffed animal approach, but doesn't say anything for now. Instead he watches with concern over how the doll moves, limping to whoever is there and reaching out to pat their arm with a pudgy paw.
There there, the doll seems to say. It just wished to provide comfort.
Hot Chocolate and Hiding
He hasn't been outside for days, not since he got here. It had been a burden, it had been a mess, it had been a whole thing. And Reeve, once he'd arrived, had found a place far from the door, sat down with a mug and Mini-C nearby, and watched the door.
It took a lot for him to even consider tearing his eyes from it. Outside was… too dangerous. He couldn't risk it. He had seen his own fears out there, and he didn't wish to face them again.
Reeve sips his cocoa and then jumps to his feet when he sees someone come in. The cocoa is passed off to Mini as Reeve grabs a blanket and heads for the door, ready to throw the blanket over the arrival.
"How is it getting out there? Come, let me get you a bowl of soup and some cider."
WHERE: He Row Soup Lies
WHAT: Avoiding the storm, tending to others
WHEN: November 6th-11th
WARNINGS: N/A
The Strangest Stuffed Animal
Not all of the stuffed toys lying around amid the blanket are just what they seem. One of them a bipedal, black and white tuxedo cat with a green cape, striding across the room toward the nearest person in a blanket. Somewhere in the background a man in a torn up suit, no doubt messed up by the crash, watches the stuffed animal approach, but doesn't say anything for now. Instead he watches with concern over how the doll moves, limping to whoever is there and reaching out to pat their arm with a pudgy paw.
There there, the doll seems to say. It just wished to provide comfort.
Hot Chocolate and Hiding
He hasn't been outside for days, not since he got here. It had been a burden, it had been a mess, it had been a whole thing. And Reeve, once he'd arrived, had found a place far from the door, sat down with a mug and Mini-C nearby, and watched the door.
It took a lot for him to even consider tearing his eyes from it. Outside was… too dangerous. He couldn't risk it. He had seen his own fears out there, and he didn't wish to face them again.
Reeve sips his cocoa and then jumps to his feet when he sees someone come in. The cocoa is passed off to Mini as Reeve grabs a blanket and heads for the door, ready to throw the blanket over the arrival.
"How is it getting out there? Come, let me get you a bowl of soup and some cider."

Hot Chocolate Time!
Loki has been around. A couple of days by now, maybe weeks, silently and so far unseen wandering this ruined city that has been devoid of sentient life when he first showed up.
Then the ships crashed and he has taken to observe those people, not failing to spot a few known faces. And he has taken to follow them around, hidden but attentive while dispelling pestering illusions. That he is showing himself now is more due to him growing bored of just watching combined with the absence of a certain brother of his.
"An unusual welcome." Loki remarks with a slightly raised brow while putting the blanket down on a nearby counter while pointedly observing the man's reaction.
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"An unusual man, to stride in here so full of vim and vigor considering the storm outside," Reeve counters. "If you've no need for assistance, then that is fine as well. There is food there, and drink. Take care of the cider, it is clearly intoxicating."
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Which at least in part is true. The rest is just a carefully crafted mask of nonchalance. Just as the notion of referring to himself as Asgardian is a means to test whether or not that term means anything to this man.
Aside from that, Loki gives himself politely. "I still appreciate your hospitality. I am Loki. Of Asgard."
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"I am sorry that you have seen worse, Loki of Asgard. But the hospitality is not mine. It is provided by the Agrii, our patrons here."
Not their hosts, he doesn't call them that anymore. It's not them that has caused all of this.
"Are you perhaps a friend of Tony Stark. He is one of those I have met who have mentioned your people."
And, amusingly enough, who Reeve had more than a few fashion choices in common with. Mostly with grooming rather than clothes.
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As he speaks, Loki wanders over to the small setup of supplies, picking up a can of what may be considered soup and slowly spins it in his hand, inspecting it while musing on. "I have gained some knowledge about these Agrii after my arrival. Though they are not a race I am familiar with. Has anyone here met them yet and can confirm that they do, in fact, require our aid to restore this planet?"
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"Yes, I am aware. As I said, I've heard of it from others. Thor spoke longingly of his home when we knew each other. But that was another world. Nearly feels like another life."
He follows after Loki, picking up the discarded blanket and draping it over his shoulders.
"A good number of us have met them, and they do in fact require our aid. They cannot land here without a very true risk of death. There are those who do not wish to help them. It will be your choice one way or the other, I suppose."
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He sets the tin back down and turns back towards Reeve fully. "Why don't we sit down and enjoy one of these beverages. I would be interested to hear about your meeting with this Thor as well as your opinion on the Agrii."
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"He is not here, but I expect a brother would be glad to hear that."
Sit down? That seems a bit over much.
"I barely knew the man when we were trapped in the Iteration, but yes, I can do such a thing. I suggest the hot chocolate instead of the cider."
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He tips his head to the side curiously. "This Iteration is another place on this planet?"
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"Another planet entirely. Where I was before here."
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And yet it isn't a lie that he has never heard of this Iteration or the planet they are on right now.
He clasps his hands together and returns his attention to Reeve, putting on an easy smile. "Hot chocolate it is, then. Hot chocolate and figuring out how to best help those that have called on our aid." With several of the Avengers around? It might be in his best interest to set up a front of genuinely wanting to help.
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So all they can do is wait and hope to stumble upon the answer. Which is hardly helpful to anyone.
He gathers the cup of chocolate and hands it over, going to get a cider for himself. One drink won't hurt him.
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Taking his newly acquired hot chocolate along with him, Loki wanders over to the nearest wall and simply sits down on the floor, leaning against it almost as if getting comfortable and performs a small gesture in Reeve's direction. "Why don't you tell me about yourself - And maybe a little of what has already been achieved on this planet."
An invitation. Followed by a testing sip of his hot drink. Well, at least that one doesn't taste terrible.
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ofc hanging with Mini
All the walk had accomplished was make Tony doubt that Cal had made it, either. There were so many bodies in that forest, lashed by rain and wind and broken over rocks and branches, that by the time he came shivering into the first sturdy structure he spotted through the storm, he no longer felt like there was much purpose in leaving it. Without thinking very hard about what any of this stuff was doing here, he went straight for a pile of blankets, gaze darting mistrustfully and very briefly over Reeve's back, praying he just wouldn't turn around for a few peaceful seconds to reveal whatever horrors his death had inflicted upon his serious face. Tony just needed to get warm, close his aching eyes for a moment, because if he could finally get some sleep maybe it would go away and he could at least start to dwell on the isolation, instead of the loss. He sank down among some weird, furry limbs and arguably cheerful button eyes, pulling a blanket from among them to draw up over his head and curl forward into a defensive ball, too wrung out and tired to cry despite feeling the pressure threatening to overload his chest. He could hear the strange, arrhythmic patter of the soft approach and only hugged himself tighter, knowing from seeing Reeve that this had to be Mini without looking up at him, and shuddering at the touch to his arm. Very lightly, trying not to disappoint the doll he knew he couldn't stand the sight of, not wanting to know what that staccato step looked like, he muttered into his blanket, "Thanks, kitten, really not a good time, though, okay?"
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And Reeve doesn't approach at all. There will be time to feed Tony the soothing food after he rests.
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Tony never could just leave him out in the storm, though. He took a deep breath to steel himself, and eased up out of his tight ball enough while chanting, "Okay, okay, okay," not sure if he was trying to reassure Mini or himself. When he finally managed to brave a peek the doll's way, under the hem of the blanket, Mini looked...well, not normal. But not like what the corpse of a doll might look like. Tony went, "Okay," one more time, this time in acceptance, leaning back less tentatively to let Mini into his blanket, waiting for the horror to reveal itself.
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Stuffed animals were comforts. Cats curled up with those they cared for when they were upset. It worked double for him. So Mini crawled in and immediately started to snuggle up to Tony, patting his chest in a comforting way.
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Reeve, of course, had the quiet question relayed to him by Mini, and so it was him that voiced the doll's answer while he tended to the soups. He'd give Tony a bowl later.
"The crash led to some tears to his fabric," Reeve provided, though he didn't near. "I do not have the materials to repair him at this moment. When the storm passes I shall acquire them."
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"Few tears aren't so bad," he murmured, "No need to get hysterical about it. Just gotta wait out the storm, you'll be good as new in no time, you're fine, what's this?" One of them had demanded a cuddle, after all, so clearly this wasn't for Tony's benefit, Tony was great.
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"They are hardly inspiring hysteria in either of us," Reeve chides with that usual testiness he has for when Tony is being silly. But it soon softened, even as Mini returned his attention so snuggling.
"When the storm passes we shall all be better."
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"How long have you been here?," he asked, which could have just meant Tony hadn't see Reeve when he had come in, to excuse his behaviour. What he really wanted to know was if Reeve had been cultivating this strange little haven while Tony was busy accomplishing absolutely nothing trying to get Cal's ship back online.
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"Since well before you entered. Have some soup. It helps," Reeve suggests, and he'll get a bowl but he doesn't intend to force it on the guy. "The Agrii provided it, so it's weird."
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"I do not know. Once I found the status of this place, I haven't left. I... am not brave enough to face my fears," Reeve admits as he holds out a bowl.
Mini, as of the moment, has buried his face in Tony's neck, clearly comfortable here. This is family.
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