[Massive Beach Party Thread!] -- [Everyone]

Aug 21, 2009 21:34

Communication to All

Your oh so lovely Captain has reserved an entire bar for our use for our final night on Risa! You can get the position of it from the attached file. Nice little place, tucked up on the beach and right up against the waterline, full bar with everything you can imagine! I'll be seeing you all around sunset!

[BRIEF OOC] )

let's party like its 2299, ship wide announcement, we're gonna have fun tonight, sexy times occur when jim is near, risa and relaxation

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 04:12:14 UTC
Spock wasn't actually at the beach. He knew where the beach party was, knew that there was a beach party going on, but would still rather keep his distance from people that were, by now, probably drunk. He had already been embarrassed once on this shore leave, and he didn't know if he could look at Kirk again without strangling him into the sand for his unwitting display. It would be illogical to do so, if Jim didn't know his wanton acts had been broadcast, but he predicted that some simple pleasure would come out of the act anyway ( ... )

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 04:31:25 UTC
There was something bothering Kirk, and after almost an hour into the party, he figured it out. Something... someone was missing. So once no one was talking to him, Kirk slipped from the party and went to go and find his missing First Officer.

Their talk from the other night slid through his head, that first time they had finally just talked like friends, or something like friends at least.

He shoved his hands into his pockets and walked slowly along, wondering if there was an easier way.

He was about ten seconds from having the ship beam his ass to Spock when he spotted the Vulcan. Spock was sitting up by the railing in what might have been a night club, looking slowly over into the distance. Kirk tilted his head, then smiled just slightly.

He turned off and into the nightclub, getting two different drinks before heading up to the second floor.

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 04:41:45 UTC
He had, of course, seen him wander away from the party, given that he could overlook the entire thing. For a moment, he entertained the possibility that Jim wouldn't come find him. And then he glanced over his shoulder, saw him with two drinks--why, Jim, why was some intoxication always necessary--and the hope promptly died. He carefully folded up the chocolate wrapper, twisting the end to seal it, and slipped the bar back into his pocket. He could not see any residue on his fingers, though the taste was still strong in his mouth.

"Jim." He greeted him with a simple nod, before looking back out towards the beach.

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 04:48:39 UTC
"...Spock." Kirk sat down without asking and lightly nudged one of the drinks up to Spock. "Missed you at the party so... I'm bringing some of the party to you." He offered a small grin, hoping to keep it simple... but the idea of Spock out here, alone was just... a really shitty idea.

"You'll like the drink, I promise."

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 05:06:20 UTC
He looked down at the drink with some apprehension, taking it, but not drinking it immediately. It looked innocent enough, the chocolaty-brown colour and the whipped cream and the chocolate syrup and the little straw sticking out the side next to a slim silver spoon.

Spock continued to eye it for a few more moments, before he extracted the spoon off the side, and began to take small scoops out of the whip cream and chocolate syrup. Already eaten some chocolate tonight, and yet...well, it was Jim. If that meant anything.

"This is unnecessary," He informed him, but he continued to skim off the whip cream nonetheless. "If I wanted to attend the gathering myself, I would have."

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 05:21:33 UTC
"I know." Kirk said with a small shrug, "I just..." He hesitated, then glanced away as if he was looking out to the ocean, "Just didn't want to see you alone."

Which was very true. He hated the idea of Spock being out here, alone, even if he wanted to be. If Spock didn't want him around, he'd stay long enough to finish his drink and go, but... well.

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 05:37:39 UTC
The spoon was starting to touch into the actual drink part of the glass, still accompanied by whip cream and the drizzled chocolate syrup...and this was tasty, but dangerous. He had already had dinner in preparation for this evening, so he would not be as adversely affected, yet...yet, his internal clauses were already dropping off. Jim.

"Keeping apart from your singing, drinking, and general revelry does not necessarily mean I am 'alone.'"

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 05:45:44 UTC
"...I know, I know." Just giving Spock some open room conversationally. "Maybe I just wanted to come spend some time with you." Kirk said with a grin, looking back to the Vulcan.

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 06:00:14 UTC
Hardly. If he had more concentration he would question the honesty of that question a little further. There was plenty fun down at the bar and McCoy was down th........he didn't want to think of McCoy in any capacity tonight. Not after that pleasant sensation last night of--yes, stopping.

Spock spooned another bit of the shake--it wasn't really anything else, with this viscosity--into his mouth. "Are they enjoying themselves?" A small gesture down towards the bar, the crew, assembled across the beach.

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 06:16:06 UTC
"Everyone is." Kirk informed, smiling, "You missed me learning to do the tango with Chapel... the one from the other universe. Jim did karaoke..." He winced, "And Harold is showing off his new uniform."

He took a long gulp of his drink, needing the burn of it all the way down to his stomach.

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 06:26:12 UTC
Spock glanced at him, watched him take that long gulp of his drink in a fashion that he didn't believe was entirely comfortable, but it wasn't like he was going to stop him. Jim had shoved a tall glass of chocolate in his hand--this wasn't the time to question drinking methods.

He took another spoonful. "You officially enlisted him, then." It was not a question. It was bound to happen, as with any and all people they couldn't return on their ship, except...another stop to that train of thought, too.

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 06:42:27 UTC
"He's different then a lot of the others on board. He doesn't want to go home and he's got nothing here to bind him. This way.. it makes him part of the crew. A family, I guess you could say. Plus, I needed a yeoman I clicked with." Kirk rubbed the back of his neck.

"My plan is for him, and George, to take the same technology classes... you know those ones from the academy for out-worlders and stuff? And I'll get a bunch of the basic stuff and have Harold go through them so he can pick a real track for himself."

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 16:29:52 UTC
It seemed reasonable enough--as reasonable as something would seem when he had already consumed this much chocolate in one evening, plain or accompanied by liquor. "At least you will not be occupied with so much paperwork," Or Spock wouldn't, as too-often happened when it came to deadlines, forms, Starfleet Command, and a very sleepy captain.

Then, after a moment and another spoonful, "...Jim. Are you certain this is a drink, and not a dessert?" What he really wanted to ask was why Jim wanted to intoxicate him, but he wasn't so sure that wouldn't spiral off into innuendos and sexual passes and, most of all, bringing up his forced voyeurism.

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 17:36:29 UTC
The question made Kirk blink, and he nodded, "Really sure. You've never had a Mudslide before? Probably four shots in that drink alone." He gave a lazy grin, shrugging, "There's a shot of chocolate liqueur and some chocolate syrup, which shouldn't be too bad."

He leaned back in the seat he had taken up. "I don't know about Vulcans, but humans definitely have a long history of hanging out with their friends over drinks." He tried to keep it light, but he was curious how Spock would react to that statement. Friends.

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cso_spock August 23 2009, 23:13:06 UTC
"Vulcans generally do not intoxicate themselves in order to enjoy company." He should stop, soon, but at the heart of this entire shore leave, he knew, was chiseling at the barriers between them. Spock would persevere through the chocolate offerings if it meant returning to the Enterprise as...less than a disappointment.

"Such as now. Though this is quite...delicious."

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kirktastic August 23 2009, 23:41:37 UTC
It was a start, at least. "Glad I guessed right." Kirk smiled as he relaxed just a little bit more. "Last night of shore leave... surprised you didn't want to be with Uhura tonight. She was singing earlier... she has a beautiful voice." A pause, then a simply brilliant grin, "As I'm sure you know."

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