[Taking on the good advice of Kage, Jack had found himself a quiet place at the bar and drank himself to the point of not really caring or thinking too much about the boat or the hunt for Tyler. Eventually, he'd pottered off to bed, glad to be getting some rest.
The sleep did not last long. Not half an hour after Jack's amazing face-plant into the
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He pulls out a set of spectacles done in gold, the 'lenses' carved from pure sapphires.]
Huh. Crazy.
[Off go the shutter shades. On go the spectacles that would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars on Earth.
They're kinda neat.
Now where is that Stewardess? Kage squints and waits for her.]
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He catches sight of Kage and makes a beeline for the First Mate. Tyler grins as he approaches.]
Ding ding! Junk floor!
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Junk floor. No shit. So this must be 'Tyler'.]
Your friend's lookin' for you, Tyler.
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He snorts at the mention of his 'friend'.]
Hah! Yeaaah. It's takin' him longer than I thought.
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With nothing better to do, she stopped in at Kuma-Ko for a cup of tea. She hadn't spent much time with the bears there, but they were pleasant enough and the service there was always consistent. Those facts alone should have drawn Meth to their restaurant more often.
Yawning, Meth grasped the cup of green tea in front of her and took a sip.]
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Which is why he was thrilled when he caught sight of Meth, sitting quietly with her tea. With expert silence, Tyler crept forwards and squeezed the trigger, taking great care to aim for the back of her head.]
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What the fuck--
[Meth couldn't see who it was that had shot her, or even where it had come from. Carefully she got to her feet and stooped down to pick up the projectile. Well, she'd been hoping for something to liven up her night.
Next time she'd have to be more specific.
Now at least she was waiting for the next bullet, ready to stop it before it hit and find out where and who it had come from.]
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Moving to hide behind a table to her right, Tyler fires again, aiming this time for a shot to the stomach region.]
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He'd deal with pain pills or whatever when he got back to his rooms.
Despite all the bustle going on around him (this was normally his favorite deck on the boat) Keats was pretty much dead to the world.]
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Deck 8 seemed decently busy, more so than what he'd seen so far but it was a certain, apparently hung-over individual that caught his attention. He approached carefully, quietly, acting like any 'normal' person on board might have until he was right beside Keats.]
And what a LOVELY day it is.
[He damn near yelled in the poor guys ear.]
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...And made himself known. Loudly. Keats didn't flinch at the eardrum-shattering greeting, even though it was like a shotgun fired off in his ear. He gritted his teeth and narrowed his eyes for a split-second. Then seemingly relaxed and waited for the pain to fade. His inner irritation didn't fade with it.
Alright. So this guy liked unique greetings huh? Looks like he'd be 'the guy' after all. Keats tossed the remains of the cup on the ground and stared straight at the guy. Unconsciously shifting his weight and smirking... and when he spoke, it didn't sound pissed.]
Yeah...I think it just got more beautiful.
[And then he swung a vicious punch at the man's face. Aiming for the nose.]
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Fucking glorious, if I might say so myself.
[He's taking care to beam at the man with the hangover and is keeping his voice a fraction louder than necessary.]
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But anywhos, no one's here. Even with reading material, he's getting bored.
That's it, if no one shows up in the next...hour, he'll head to the gym or something. Or track down a friend to hang with. It'll be fine--he'll be back in time for dinner, anyways.]
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He regards him for a second, silently taking in the scars on his face and wondering what the history is behind the marks. Still, Tyler takes a less-direct approach.]
What's with the glasses, pal?
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Hey, uh--Welcome to--to Sergei's.
[...only wait, that was a question huh?]
I, uhm...light sensitive.
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Speak up, boy or you won't get heard.
[He's approaching, far too smug for his own good.]
Not that there's anyone else around. Is it always this quiet? Must be a boring task.
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Despite this hatred, Lily has an amazing drive because of the whole Oh-My-God-You're-A-Little-Girl strength. Instead of playing on the mini golf course, Lily grabbed a bucket of golf balls and set to driving them into the ocean with the prettiest of pink golf clubs (clearly).
Lily wishes there were some way to find out how far she can drive. 8(]
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Interest piqued, Tyler starts towards the sound and is surprised to find a child at the end of his search. Arms folded, he leaned against the nearest wall to watch.]
Nice back swing.
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Lily turns to Tyler and smiles, picking up her driver as she does.]
Thanks!
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His face is swollen around his left eye and his lip is split and bruised, but Tyler pays no attention to the injuries. Instead he crouches down, waiting.]
Go again. Show me how far you can hit it.
[Tyler likes kids.]
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