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Ask Some Questions, Get Some Answers (?)
[The Stardust Nebula is a large cloud, sprawling pink and purple across the dark void of space as you approach. There are no planets here, not even a planetoid, but that hardly means it’s devoid of life. Kip will easily be able to navigate to the place in question, a small collection of interconnected spaceports orbiting near the edge of one of the nebula’s hazy, rose-tinted tendrils. Floating signs hooked to these advertise “AIRLOCKED! Q&A”, with arrows leading towards what appears to be a convention center. A dome encloses the area, much like the one around the Fantasy Sweet, but there does not appear to be any kind of security restrictions on the port; it will open as soon as any ship pulls up to it.
Inside, there aren’t too many inconspicuous places to park your weird flotilla of offensively-shaped ships. You may just have to settle for the back of the docks, behind a large news van or something like that, and consider not sticking around the entire time. Getting inside was a quick process, so you shouldn’t have any trouble doing it again, especially with a military navigator staying with the ship. A line has already formed in front of the entrance, at least partially due to the scanners flanking the door. A large weirdly baby-faced alien in some type of uniform is standing there, apparently manning the machine, checking peoples’ belongings, and generally directing them. There’s an unfamiliar symbol on their uniform, clearly not the InterGal 7 logo. Despite being alone, they seem to be handling the line fairly efficiently - even if they occasionally appear to intentionally loom over some of the smaller aliens attempting to enter. There are a few cosplayers among the crowd, of course, but this time the majority are in plainclothes.
Some people are skipping this line and walking around to the back of the building. They’re all wearing or carrying badges, which do have the InterGal 7 logo on them.
For the moment, no one seems to have taken notice of your arrival.]
Inside, there aren’t too many inconspicuous places to park your weird flotilla of offensively-shaped ships. You may just have to settle for the back of the docks, behind a large news van or something like that, and consider not sticking around the entire time. Getting inside was a quick process, so you shouldn’t have any trouble doing it again, especially with a military navigator staying with the ship. A line has already formed in front of the entrance, at least partially due to the scanners flanking the door. A large weirdly baby-faced alien in some type of uniform is standing there, apparently manning the machine, checking peoples’ belongings, and generally directing them. There’s an unfamiliar symbol on their uniform, clearly not the InterGal 7 logo. Despite being alone, they seem to be handling the line fairly efficiently - even if they occasionally appear to intentionally loom over some of the smaller aliens attempting to enter. There are a few cosplayers among the crowd, of course, but this time the majority are in plainclothes.
Some people are skipping this line and walking around to the back of the building. They’re all wearing or carrying badges, which do have the InterGal 7 logo on them.
For the moment, no one seems to have taken notice of your arrival.]
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[He shifts up onto his toes to see if he can get a better look at any of them. Hey, curious fans get to be curious, you know?]
If any of them are interns, I bet they're desperate just to be spoken to as a human being. Or an alien being. Whatever, you know what I mean, just say 'hello' and they'll probably melt in your hand.
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TexAllison?she's just bored and stressed to half death or will just dump scalding hot coffee on his head. She's perfect.Wait no the flirting is supposed to be an act, right? Shit. Failed step one.
Church steps away from Junpei-in-disguise to hopefully be more than meets the eye, tugging off his shades and deepening his voice.]
Hey beautiful, d'you like your coffee like me--tall, dark, and strong?
[nobody. not a single god damn person. has ever suggested he's good at flirting.]
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Also, he can't breathe. He's dying. He's dead. He's a ghost.]
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[The intern hesitates, glancing towards the building, then slows to a halt. Her laughter sounds a little nervous, but she's smiling.
Now that she's not moving, the Doctor can probably get a better look at her badge. It's a fairly simple affair anyway: just the InterGal 7 logo, the word EMPLOYEE, and a thin bar code at the bottom. No company photo, lucky you.]
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Are you working, though? I mean, carrying coffee around, like--oh, oh do you work for...? [He sidles a little closer, ostensibly so that he's not blocking up the walkway for other people, and makes a motion toward the Q&A.]
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Mmhmm. [She looks particularly pleased here, her eyes glittering a little.] Who did you think all this coffee was for?
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Ooo, I know, let's take a selfie, I'll plug my number into your phone, call me up when you're free and we can grab a drink? [Anything to get him close enough to touching range without being a creep!]
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But since she's not reaching for a phone--he...has no idea if there are even physical phones this far in the future, do people take selfies anymore, is duckface banned on 16 planets and punishable on 39 more--he'll put on an overdramatic play act at her suggestion that she'll actually have time. When in doubt, go for the laugh.]
Oh, but the radiant goddess of beverages can make time for lowly me! My heart doth quiver, my legs, they quake! Alas, I swoon at the thought of-- [And here he goes, with the fake swoon, dramatic as hell, leaning as though he expects her to catch him with one hand, but only goes so far, because, see, it's a gag--but then he accidentally-on-purpose loses his balance and flails against her, avoiding coffee directly but having to lean heavily on her for balance--like for example, one hand by her hip to oh so cleverly, hopefully, unclip her badge without notice, palming it.
When he 'regains his balance', he pulls his hands away sharply, feigning embarrassment and shoving the badge in his back pocket.]
Oh my god I am so sorry! Are you okay?? Did you spill anything? I guess my balance is all out of whack around pretty girls, I...wow, that shows me to stop laying it on so thick...
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[he doesn't know if that was the stupidest or most brilliant damn thing he's ever seen]
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Y e a h, I'm good. [But judging by the sound of her voice the mood has been thoroughly broken.] Sooo I have to get back to work but- [She reaches into her back pocket and pulls out a black marker. After uncapping it with her teeth, she takes Church's hand and scribbles something on his palm before shooting him a wink and hurrying away with a soft click click of her heels.]
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...I refuse to believe that worked.
[Still, he flips the psychic paper back open, now showing a copy of the IG7 employee badge.]
Let's get a move on before we're later than we already are, yeah?
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There you are again! Long line at the coffee shop? I'm sure they won't mind, hurry along now. [York trots up to sit next to the door, nodding at the intern as she vanishes inside. He just watched her go out, after all - but not you two. The dog's ears prick a little.] May I see your badges, sirs?
[Lying to a little dog, you monsters]
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[by the fucking six, this is his life now.]
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