Duke Crocker (
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The Cape Rouge, Port of Fandom, Sunday evening
The joys of sailing in from 2008, Duke was not dealing with a giant winter storm as he made his way down the coast from Maine. The weather had in fact been perfectly fine until he crossed into Fandom waters and the first of the white flakes hit the boat. He'd had some warning about this, sort of, thanks to Octavia's voicemail, but it still took him a couple minutes to work out that it really was powdered sugar falling from the sky instead of snow.
He managed to get his boat docked without getting too much of a contact sugar high, and paused on the deck for a few moments to just watch it drift in the glow of his string lights. It didn't sparkle quite the same way a good snowfall would, but it was pretty enough in its own way, and with the hood of his slicker pulled to protect his hair, he could let himself relax for a minute and just enjoy it.
A porg landed on the deck, liberally dusted and practically buzzing like a hummingbird as it rolled around in a small sugar drift. He was going to be cleaning up tiny sugar porg prints for days. Duke watched it for a moment, then turned his face back up towards the sky, tasting sugar on his lips.
"Home sweet Fandom."
This couldn't possibly be good for the fish.
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He managed to get his boat docked without getting too much of a contact sugar high, and paused on the deck for a few moments to just watch it drift in the glow of his string lights. It didn't sparkle quite the same way a good snowfall would, but it was pretty enough in its own way, and with the hood of his slicker pulled to protect his hair, he could let himself relax for a minute and just enjoy it.
A porg landed on the deck, liberally dusted and practically buzzing like a hummingbird as it rolled around in a small sugar drift. He was going to be cleaning up tiny sugar porg prints for days. Duke watched it for a moment, then turned his face back up towards the sky, tasting sugar on his lips.
"Home sweet Fandom."
This couldn't possibly be good for the fish.
[can be open, sure!]
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"Oh, you shouldn't have said that. Now it's a goal."
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She didn't think the odds were in her favor at all, either. But that wasn't going to stop her from joking about it!
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"Not sold on the porgs, but sure."
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She nudged his leg with her foot, since she'd already upset the porgs.
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So there.
"Which I think was pretty nice of me. Otherwise I could've pointed out I'm pretty sure the guy living with the porgs and losing food to them probably would call them wiley, just to save face or something."
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You know, as if she would ever dare to seek retribution against them.
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Octavia was very deliberate in the way she said that, this time. Tiny smirk in place, of course.
Then she dropped her gaze down to their hands again.
"Are you picking up Larceny from the hotel tonight?" No reason.
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But that wasn't what was going to happen, now.
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"I am kind of curious about your breakfast skills."
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His track record with feeding her was pretty stellar.
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