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To be fair, there is nothing fundamentally wrong with X-wings; they are perfectly useful, adaptable starfighters. And, to be logical, Flight Officer Yazycova knows that she really does need to learn how to fly them.
It's just that today*, she's in a bad mood and thus comes walking into Bar muttering darkly under her breath about trying to fly a submarine.
(In Russian, fortunately - military pilots have never been people to mind their language.)
The flying manual gets dumped onto the Bar with slightly more force than necessary (there is a pause and an apology) and the tiny pilot scans the bar briefly for something - someone - else to pay attention to.
*a day that is after the yet-to-be-posted Battle of Endor, thanks to the joys of millitime.
ooc: and I love you all dearly, but I have to call slowtime as my brain is fading <3
tiny!tag: billy kaplan, ellen park (vault 101 dweller), teddy altman, the russian astronaut
It's just that today*, she's in a bad mood and thus comes walking into Bar muttering darkly under her breath about trying to fly a submarine.
(In Russian, fortunately - military pilots have never been people to mind their language.)
The flying manual gets dumped onto the Bar with slightly more force than necessary (there is a pause and an apology) and the tiny pilot scans the bar briefly for something - someone - else to pay attention to.
*a day that is after the yet-to-be-posted Battle of Endor, thanks to the joys of millitime.
ooc: and I love you all dearly, but I have to call slowtime as my brain is fading <3
tiny!tag: billy kaplan, ellen park (vault 101 dweller), teddy altman, the russian astronaut
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(All things considered, the soda is probably the more noteworthy of the two. But still.)
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At least, the drink does.
(she really, really hopes the woman doesn't drink it. It looks like the kind of thing that mushroom clouds come from)
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Eventually, though, she glances up and notices that someone else is looking its way. "I have no idea what it is," she admits. "The bottle says Nuka-Cola, but Nuka-Cola doesn't look like that...."
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"Nuka-Cola?"
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Then the owner of that hand, after he's studied the cover for a moment, asks in the distinctly Corellian accent she should have good cause to know by now:
"A letter to Incom expressing dissatisfaction would probably go further."
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The voice? Not so much.
She turns to look up at the owner of the voice, regards him for a moment, and then says,
"Once I've beaten it," she says, her own Russian accent still as noticeable as ever.
('It' here refers to the X-wing)
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"Stars, you're an A-wing pilot, aren't you?" He sighs resignedly, his voice still rough from his immune system's earlier trouncing.
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"That obvious?"
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A voice echoes from above. "Too much homework?"
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It's an open-cockpit plane, and the remote control sitting next to it suggests it's a working model.
Arnold is
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That won't keep it from flying, though, so he doesn't worry about it. Instead he picks it up to examine the underside.
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"Teddy?"
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Like A-Wings.
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"Hi."
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She's tired of this aching weight on her chest, of not being able to move on. She feels like she's beating a dead animal, like she's disappointing people when she stumbles to them, sniffling already...but at this moment she doesn't care.
Esfir gets a tug on her pants.
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"Hey, milkha," she says warmly, as another woman might say 'hey, sweetie'.
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And then her lower lip wibbles. "H-hey."
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