Mia (
frost_jewel) wrote2013-10-29 02:06 am
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21 [action, Malnosso Land]
[On day one, Mia fights just as hard as any other resident of house sixteen, sure in her heart that they are all being taken for some kind of punishment, for retribution. She doesn't know where that idea comes from, but it lives a life of luxury in the dark corners of her mind. Injured and disoriented upon arrival to the moon, she helps Katara for a while before doing what she can to find and assist her housemates, and her friends. This is the moon. There was a draft here, one she remembers very well and would prefer not to mentally revisit if she can help it. Other people surely feel the same, and maybe she can help them instead.
On day two her only venture out of her villa in the daylight hours is to the pool. The absence of her power is absolutely flooring and awful. That night, though, a friend or two lures her to the casino and its allure of all manner of games of chance. Not a hearty gambler, but familiar with the idea, she'll win a respectable pile of tokens by the end of the evening, and offer to give some to almost anyone who looks like they need them.
Days three and four see her exploring the parks; though her stops in Bubble Land and Junior Land are brief, it gets her out of the villa and away from any tension building around Loki's presence combined with the visible presence of his and Rogue's relationship; on the afternoon of the third day she seeks out Billy and Teddy specifically, to bring them something. And check up on them. Leaving Luceti didn't mean leaving their problems behind. The fourth day takes her to Thrill Land first, for a very significant amount of time. Though she departs that morning by herself, anyone else visiting that park should be able to spot her blue hair waiting in a line somewhere. A timid line, for a thrill ride park. Get her to something bigger and better.
After an encounter with Halloween Land's zombies, though, she keeps closer to "home" for the remainder of their moon vacation - home, and back to the casino. There are all these rumors, and she's off to investigate first; later, on one of the latter two days, she enters the back room to test her luck with something valuable.]
On day two her only venture out of her villa in the daylight hours is to the pool. The absence of her power is absolutely flooring and awful. That night, though, a friend or two lures her to the casino and its allure of all manner of games of chance. Not a hearty gambler, but familiar with the idea, she'll win a respectable pile of tokens by the end of the evening, and offer to give some to almost anyone who looks like they need them.
Days three and four see her exploring the parks; though her stops in Bubble Land and Junior Land are brief, it gets her out of the villa and away from any tension building around Loki's presence combined with the visible presence of his and Rogue's relationship; on the afternoon of the third day she seeks out Billy and Teddy specifically, to bring them something. And check up on them. Leaving Luceti didn't mean leaving their problems behind. The fourth day takes her to Thrill Land first, for a very significant amount of time. Though she departs that morning by herself, anyone else visiting that park should be able to spot her blue hair waiting in a line somewhere. A timid line, for a thrill ride park. Get her to something bigger and better.
After an encounter with Halloween Land's zombies, though, she keeps closer to "home" for the remainder of their moon vacation - home, and back to the casino. There are all these rumors, and she's off to investigate first; later, on one of the latter two days, she enters the back room to test her luck with something valuable.]
day three of course
The fact that he's letting Billy touch him so much, and returning them, says a lot, even if he doesn't look as happy and confident as he did before all of this started. Still, it's a good baby step. Right now, with Billy against him like this, Teddy tilts his shoulder back to let his boyfriend have more access to his side, the gesture feeling so natural to him.]
- both say Halloween Land is out, but Cartoon Land sounds pretty fun...
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Teddy! Billy! [She doesn't shout too loudly but she does pick up the pace in their direction. If not for the hoods hiding them both, she wouldn't have called their names.]
I'm so glad I found you.
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At least it's Mia, and not... nngh. Someone else.]
M-Mia...
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Luckily, Mia probably won't judge him for the way he looks, which is... the same as his usual self, or the fact that he seems to have the jitters, what with him scratching at the back of his neck as he looks at her. Damn this stretched feeling.]
Oh, hey, Mia... Were you looking for us?
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[She looks at Billy, then.] You look much better.
[The two of them are quite physically close, and she doesn't know what to make of it. Listening to them separately, and hearing how dependent each was on the other's opinion of him, she hopes they've worked it out, out loud.]
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Y... yeah. Thanks...
[For a lot of things, really. The word doesn't even come close to repaying the support she gave to the both of them while he was... sick.]
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[And he means it. Billy's back to normal, the bad air between them has been blown out... Now they're just mending the pieces, both knowing it'll take a while. But at least they heave each other.]
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[Small smiles, almost-smiles, they're all more than good enough to meet her approval. Mia glances around, then reaches for Teddy's arm to turn the BillyTeddy hoodie creature, until they face the other way.]
Do you see that table over there? [It even has a tacky neon-striped umbrella.]
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Instead he lets Mia turn them around, albeit awkwardly, and squints at the table she's pointing out.]
What is it?
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[Mr. Helpful, here.]
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[Billy trails off, glancing at Teddy. It is ugly, and... maybe he doesn't want to. Maybe he wanted to do something else, or explore the rest of the park, or...]
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[Teddy has probably seen her look this mischievous before, but chances are Billy has not. It doesn't come up much in training.]
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Okay? Billy lifts a brow at her, then at Teddy, but he'll go along with whatever they want.]
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... Okay then. [He sits, still holding Billy by the hand, and gives him a little smile before he looks up at Mia.] Well, you know where to find us. We're the ones with the tackiest umbrella.
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[And off she goes. Around a corner, too, lest they watch her and discover the truth of her plans.]
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Did she look kind of devious back there?
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Well that's a hideous thing to imagine.]
We... could put it in Tommy's side of the apartment?
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... Scary as it is to imagine, I think he'd like it.
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Good, you're still here.
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[It's said quietly, in a hesitant tone, rather than his usual sardonic one; he's still sort of getting into the groove of actually letting himself say what comes to mind, so his sass isn't up to par with his old self.]
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So. Whatcha got there? [He glances to Mia's forearms pointedly, the only part beyond her hands visible to them.]
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[In front of each of them goes a small brown-paper bag. Each bag has inside of it paper bowls of ice cream with the flimsy plastic lids - strawberry for Teddy and chocolate for Billy. And spoons.]
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SORRY SORRY I'M HERE
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