There's another place I've got to be (semi-open)

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Who: Ky Kiske and semi-open (Jade Curtiss, Zelda, Sol Badguy, Mao Lu-Shen)
Where: Around and about
When: The week of November 26th
What: Event. Getting stuck to people.
Style: Use what you're comfortable with.
Status: I'm posting starters for the people listed above, but if anyone else wants in feel free to post your own starter for getting stuck to Ky

Comments

[immoralflame]

That reliance ain't gonna work. Sol's never been all that inclined to participate in conversation to any great extent. Definitely not the extent the kid'd prefer. And that impression is still pretty accurate, since it's kind of a thing that people who do that whole "fingers in ears" thing always miss the logical parts but never the antagonizing. And Sol shouldn't have to explain anything; Ky's got a brain so he can use it. Pretty sure it's still in one general piece, right?

Yeah, the explanation really isn't needed, but thanks anyway. Sarcasm. Sol cocks his head towards the shoulder farther from Ky, same hand on his hip.

"'Course it ain't." A little too fairytale there with that sort of estimation, princess. So now the goal is how to make this as painless as possible.

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Ky miffs, uses his hands to straighten the uniform a little. It's just a way to do something, to exercise the fact that he still has control of his hands and doesn't need to get Sol's permission for that much, at least.

Ky's brain might be in one piece -- certainly is, even as war-influenced as his circumstances have been -- but that doesn't mean that he is exempt from needing other input in order to come to other conclusions than the ones that he has come to before. If he always knows what he's always known... The point is that Sol could clear things up, could with not very much effort make a rather big difference to how Ky thinks about things, so if he's doing them wrong Sol should let him know. That's just common sense.

"Curses often last until midnight, even for ones that don't last the whole day." It's not fairytale if it's what actually happens, and there's no reason for Sol not to acknowledge that Ky has greater experience with this, and tends to pay a lot more attention to what's going on over the network.

[immoralflame]

Sure. Ky can do that much and Sol can continue to want to ignore the entire situation to the best of his abilities. Kinda hard to do when you're shoulder's connected to someone else's, and this is a load of shit, but nothin' for it.

Sure, Sol could clear things up. Or Sol could dodge him and Ky could get it through his head that Sol wasn't going to hand-hold him through the complicated shit in life. He'd done all the guarding and guiding he was gonna do back during the war, when he'd actually needed to. Like he's gonna do it now that he doesn't. Ky's got enough brains to figure out when he's doing something wrong, he's just too much of an idiot to think he might be without external input.

"Hnn." ...Aaaand Ky misses the sarcasm train again. Sol's sure Ky pays more attention, considering the boy shoves his nose into everyone's business enough as-is (and he acknowledges that works for how Ky does things, even if it's an irritating way to go about it and Sol wants no part in it ever).

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Dodging someone isn't a way to revolve issues, and Sol with his own experience should certainly be able to know that much. It's obvious that Ky isn't going to figure out everything that he needs to know on his own, which was why he went to Sol, why he still thinks it's worth it to try to get answers from the man. It isn't about being stupid or unwilling to do the necessary work to try on his own, it's about Sol having access to things that Ky himself does not and can not. It's about Sol being an ass who doesn't understand what the word cooperation means, and how that could very easily benefit them both, especially while they're both in Vatheon.

"I was planning on going on patrol. You should join me." That seems efficient to Ky, since he can do his job and Sol can be exposed to the patrol work as well. (Perhaps not Sol's definition of efficiency, but does that matter?)