okay, two things one, you're dating a wizard two, you could offer literally anything else doing some sort of job for him or teaching him something seriously, anything
Because it's my responsibility. I'm already asking for a lot of help because it's not something I can do. I need to still have a hand in it. If someone else does the work and you handle the reward...
That I'm worrying about nothing, that the Null aren't scary, that kind of bullshit. I think Carolina's the only one who actually read up on the invasion like I asked them all to, so. This won't be fun.
[ He's preoccupied enough dealing with shit that he doesn't actually get preoccupied wondering what it is, but by the time he's actually on his way over curiosity is threading its way through the darker thoughts on his mind.
There's a soft double knock on Kyna's door that night, nearly late enough that the actual suns are setting. He's out of armor, though there's still a pistol on his hip. ]
[Kyna can't say that she hasn't been worried. She knows this whole thing has been rough on him, and having Tucker question a traumatizing experience is only making it ten times worse. She wonders what Wash is showing him, exactly, how much it'll dredge up old memories.
Sitting still has never been her strong suit, even though she said she'd wait for him, so by the time he arrives she's already made a very late dinner. She's surprised to see him out of armor, but not so surprised to see the gun at his hip.]
[ Wash comes in and immediately has to fend off an excited Lando, who gets some pets and is directed back to the living room. He smells the food and his stomach takes the opportunity to remind him he didn't actually have dinner already, but it can wait a few more minutes. Instead of asking about it or answering right away he draws Kyna into his arms, breathing slow. ]
We've got prospects, and Tucker's finally taking things seriously. So pretty well.
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one, you're dating a wizard
two, you could offer literally anything else
doing some sort of job for him or teaching him something
seriously, anything
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Somehow I don't think doing somebody's chores is going to be adequate payment here.
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or i can give him my healing necklace or something
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you get that you're not making me do anything, right?
i'm volunteering
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But you shouldn't have to.
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why are you being stubborn about this?
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I'm already asking for a lot of help because it's not something I can do. I need to still have a hand in it. If someone else does the work and you handle the reward...
[ What was he needed for? ]
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i get it, but jesus wash
don't get hurt, okay? or throw yourself under the bus
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Also, just so you know, Tucker's being... difficult, about seeing the Null as a threat. I'm going to show him footage of the attack.
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difficult how? what's he saying?
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i'll be here
i'll have a surprise for you and everything
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Okay.
[ He's preoccupied enough dealing with shit that he doesn't actually get preoccupied wondering what it is, but by the time he's actually on his way over curiosity is threading its way through the darker thoughts on his mind.
There's a soft double knock on Kyna's door that night, nearly late enough that the actual suns are setting. He's out of armor, though there's still a pistol on his hip. ]
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Sitting still has never been her strong suit, even though she said she'd wait for him, so by the time he arrives she's already made a very late dinner. She's surprised to see him out of armor, but not so surprised to see the gun at his hip.]
Hey. How'd it go?
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We've got prospects, and Tucker's finally taking things seriously. So pretty well.
[ Then why does he seem upset? ]
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Then what's wrong? Where's your armor?
[Maybe he's upset because he had to talk about what happened again. Maybe he's just upset because he's worried about his friends, but it's something.]
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