Agent York | Taylor Murray (
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[ OPEN ] Just like that Highschool Class about childcare.
Who| York, Delta, and YOU! (special guest star: egg)
What| Knocking around Legion World, carting about a mysterious egg.
Where| Observation Deck, Mess, Training Rooms
When| After THATH/OM/GOU
Warnings/Notes| N/A
(A) - Observation Deck
All this calm quiet is oppressive on occasion- too familiar to the absolute nothing that he can distantly recall with a chill down his spine when things are too still. Too dark. But after long days full of people and noise and life? When he's almost overworked and overstimulated, all but vibrating out of his skin? It's soothing. As long as he doesn't stare too much. Today between monitor duty and Flight Ring training and his own programs running around in the back of his mind he needs that quiet space. His most recent meeting with Dr. Ry'kerr's left him with a lot to think about and a small package he's been told to keep warm.
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Sitting in the middle of all this quiet with a handheld heater wrapped in a green scarf as he contemplates both the stars and the strange football sized egg now in his care. Delta perches on his shoulder, running through a few encryption puzzles.
(B) - Mess Hall
Vague countdowns with indefinite deadlines are the worst. Not knowing when or how this thing'll hatch is killing York- but not so much that he'll obsess with research too much. He carries both the wrapped egg and Delta to grab lunch, minding it with one hand while poking through a catalog of cybernetic eyes. Medical tech being what it is he could just get a new one grown or...something? He's not familiar enough and the idea gives him an odd sense of vertigo he thinks about it too hard. Something that'll let him see without trying to be his? That's easier to hold onto. D offers his two cents here and there between dissecting a platter of fruit for York's perusal, nudging his hand away from the things that are probably some kind of caustic.
(C) - Training Room
Delta's in charge of keeping the temperature even around the egg, sitting next to it, not on it, despite York's promising that the egg can probably take it and that it'd be damn cute. York focuses on range time. It's not entirely unlike the leaderboard drills for speed and accuracy at close, mid, and long range. He alternates between his charged, thrown marbles, handguns, shotguns, and a stun variant of a battle rifle that has the right weight and kick to it. Running these numbers against Delta's on board backups of his scores when he had both eyes and just comparing the two.
Gathering data, more or less. Trying to make up his mind.
What| Knocking around Legion World, carting about a mysterious egg.
Where| Observation Deck, Mess, Training Rooms
When| After THATH/OM/GOU
Warnings/Notes| N/A
(A) - Observation Deck
All this calm quiet is oppressive on occasion- too familiar to the absolute nothing that he can distantly recall with a chill down his spine when things are too still. Too dark. But after long days full of people and noise and life? When he's almost overworked and overstimulated, all but vibrating out of his skin? It's soothing. As long as he doesn't stare too much. Today between monitor duty and Flight Ring training and his own programs running around in the back of his mind he needs that quiet space. His most recent meeting with Dr. Ry'kerr's left him with a lot to think about and a small package he's been told to keep warm.
So.
Sitting in the middle of all this quiet with a handheld heater wrapped in a green scarf as he contemplates both the stars and the strange football sized egg now in his care. Delta perches on his shoulder, running through a few encryption puzzles.
(B) - Mess Hall
Vague countdowns with indefinite deadlines are the worst. Not knowing when or how this thing'll hatch is killing York- but not so much that he'll obsess with research too much. He carries both the wrapped egg and Delta to grab lunch, minding it with one hand while poking through a catalog of cybernetic eyes. Medical tech being what it is he could just get a new one grown or...something? He's not familiar enough and the idea gives him an odd sense of vertigo he thinks about it too hard. Something that'll let him see without trying to be his? That's easier to hold onto. D offers his two cents here and there between dissecting a platter of fruit for York's perusal, nudging his hand away from the things that are probably some kind of caustic.
(C) - Training Room
Delta's in charge of keeping the temperature even around the egg, sitting next to it, not on it, despite York's promising that the egg can probably take it and that it'd be damn cute. York focuses on range time. It's not entirely unlike the leaderboard drills for speed and accuracy at close, mid, and long range. He alternates between his charged, thrown marbles, handguns, shotguns, and a stun variant of a battle rifle that has the right weight and kick to it. Running these numbers against Delta's on board backups of his scores when he had both eyes and just comparing the two.
Gathering data, more or less. Trying to make up his mind.
C
Seeing someone else here, she stops and watches for a moment. "Hey, Murray, right? You're not too bad a shot."
C
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"I can see that. When's the due date?"
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"Sure, I'll give it a shot." Pun intended. She gears up, walks over, and looks at the arsenal he's got arranged. "Pretty standard selection." She pulls out one of his handguns and looks it over, testing the grip, and then turns towards the targets. "You want to, make a friendly bet?"
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B
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"...Look I'm sorry I said your jetpack idea for your body was silly." Even if it is. Delta angles his head up to York for a moment before resuming more thorough scans of the fruit. York, well. Gets a napkin to start scrubbing his hand. "Since tripping balls is not what I wanna do today- thanks, Wash."
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He still has no idea what that means, because he still has no idea what happened to Georgia. He's also not about to bring that up.
"You're welcome." He takes a seat at the table, snags a piece of (safe, non-toxic, non-hallucinogenic, still incredibly alien) fruit off York's plate, and shrugs. "So, what's with the egg?"
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A
He has no real love of the stars, no poet's eye or romantic view of space after the time he's had out in it, but it's relatively quiet up here on most days. And he notices with a certain measure of gladness that York happens to be up here as well, Delta in tow.
As well as...hm.
"You have an egg." Most obvious statement of the decade, perhaps, but he's peering at it more than a little curiously now.
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Alien little creature he's supposed to take care of. Therapy animals in the vegan space future come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, apparently.
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Locus gives it a considering look before nodding once, in what must be approval. "Good. They've proven to be very helpful."
And adorable. Luna was the cutest damn thing on the station as far as he was concerned. But who knew what lay inside that egg York was toting around.
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Whatever it'll end up being. He pats the ground next to him in open invitation, Delta mimicking the motion from where he's perched on York's shoulder. They both enjoy his company and staring up at him is a good way to crane his neck.
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At the gesture, Locus's brow creases faintly, but he takes a seat alongside him with a nod towards Delta. It's good to see the little AI as well, and more importantly it's good to see the two of them together.
Even with the risk of York seeing Delta as a hallucination.
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B
"What, don't you like the blue ones?" He asks, reaching out his fork to jab one.
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Which is the weirdest damn thing ever but, hey. Fun alien fruit for the win.
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c.
Of course he has so many questions, this is the first time he's seen someone else with guns actually using them, but as he shifts awkwardly in the doorway something else, something far more important, catches his attention.
"...is...is that an egg?" Nailed it.
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"Greetings." D waves from where he's perched next to the egg, a foot tall robotic android dressed in a suit from the neck down, head still the Mjolnir Mark (whatever) helmet until he picks out a face.
in which i am so sorry
With little regard to any sort of privacy, he inches closer to the egg and its guardian, squatting down until he's able to get a better look. "I think I might have an actual incubator segment back in my biome if you need it."
But then he pauses to think for a moment, "unless you're hoping that bringing your kubrow in to train before it hatches will make it a better fighter. Is that a thing here? I guess I've never tried it with any of mine before. Oh! Do you know what type it's going to be? I assume you used imprints with how pretty the egg is? What were the genetic donors like? Personally, I like raksas but I know a lot of people prefer sashas. Either way, they're always cute as heck when they're puppies. Do you know about how long until it hatches? I suppose without an incubator it'll take longer..."
Training has been sufficiently forgotten now, and perhaps someone is a mite bit too excited.
right back at you for the delay x-x
A lot of information in a very small window of time and exactly zero of it makes any kind of sense to York, even with Delta attempting to pull up information from the network as some kind of dictionary. All of this is in English- he thinks- and he still can't. Parse it. This must be what thinking someone suddenly speaking in tongues is like. "...I- uh. I don't think it's a...puppy. DO puppies come from eggs where you're from?"
Because that is the one detail he can kind of cling to that is weird as balls and manage to speak on coherently beyond 'what even'.
pshawww no apologies ever
But that also begs the question, if it's not a kubrow what in the heck is it? Some new sort of egg? "What would it be, if it isn't a kubrow? I don't really know of anything else that lays eggs..."