Krolia (
epistemically) wrote2019-05-17 04:29 pm
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[He's ready. Just. Getting drunk with his ...partner? Boyfriend? Keith's mom. God, they didn't even get the chance to talk about what they are to each other before he left... He grabs one of the glasses and pours the tequila in. This night's just going to be the way it is.]
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[ Awkward. She's not trying to make it too awkward but this is very awkward. ]
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[He holds his for a second, then looks around the room.]
What's the toast to?
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[ A good plan. A good toast. ]
muffled bnl "alcohol" in the other room
[He lifts his towards her.]
To alcohol.
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[ She downs the tequila quickly, slamming the shot glass back down as she licks her lips. ]
Tell me. How would the lime help with this one?
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Helps cut the burn aftertaste.
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[A beat while he considers his glass.] Usually when someone wants to not feel anything or forget things.
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[As soon as she's done, he takes a breath and knocks it back.]
...He'll come back. [He says it more for himself, because Keith has to come back.]
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[ She doesn't mean to sound so dry, but it will be business as usual. Keith will be back, everyone will be less worried and stressed, and it will be okay. ]
To Keith.
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To Keith. He brings out the best in us.
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[ Something she never has admitted before, taking her shot. ]
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I'm glad he was able to meet you. I ... know it weighed on him a lot. Back on Earth.
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[ She grabs the bottle of bourbon, sitting down at the table. ]
What would be different if I had stayed? [ Let's get Shiro's mind off of the other things. She'll focus on her issues. ]
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He stays with the tequila for now, hoping it'll get him drunk quick.]
I don't know if it would've kept his father alive. But I know he wouldn't have been alone for so long.
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I'm grateful that we spent time together. And I'm glad you were there for him.
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He's quiet for a few minutes, just... thinking. How would his life have been different if he hadn't met Keith? How would Keith's life had changed? They do bring out the best in each other, the farther back he looks. He knows Keith would do - did do - anything for him. And by the time they'd crashed on that planet alone, he knew he'd do anything for Keith just the same.]
Was there ever a time you remember before the Galra empire being the way it is now?
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Once, as a child. My mother was a lieutenant under Zarkon's right-hand man. Before Sendak rose up through the ranks and found the Red lion. She was fierce, strong, but starting to see the empire for what it was. Unfortunately, she was not trained in espionage, so acts of sabotage were noticed quickly.
I remember the night she died so vividly compared to most. She disobeyed a direct command to not rescue the head technician. Her commanding officer ran her through and left her to bleed out on the bridge. Until that day I had believed we were doing the right thing with the Empire. That the universe needed our guidance and aid to uplift them -- yet she died, eyes open, watching as those she believed she trusted move forward without her because she was weak.
[ Krolia grabs the bottle of bourbon she bought herself, pouring herself a shot before she takes the slightest of sips. She rolls the liquid on her tongue, enjoying the burn before she sighs. ]
I was what you would consider a teenager when I sought out Kolivan.
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When she finishes, he eyes a different bottle and considers picking it up.]
It sounds like you've made your peace with it by now. But for what it's worth, I'm sorry.
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If you want stories before the empire... Kolivan would have them. He is not forthcoming with those stories, but he remembers a time before the Empire when Zarkon was more benevolent.
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[Whiskey, looks like he picked up. He carefully pours that into his glass, something he can sip more slowly as he feels his muscles getting looser now. What a strange feeling, knowing his muscles are fine. They aren't at risk of spasming or hurting anymore unless it's routine overuse.]
I don't remember my parents.
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[ She loves the warmth that settles in her stomach, keeping her glass full. ]
Do you wonder what kind of parents you would have had?
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[He takes a slow sip of his, feeling it burn the way down.] I have to look to my grandparents to even guess what they were like, and trust their stories they told me.
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