Well, no, he's been getting laid, Crais is pretty sure. He's definitely curious about what's behind the mood now though, so after telling the Doctor he's on his way--
[ By now, he's settled cross-legged on the blanket strumming his guitar. Even the melody is more cheerful than usual, quick and light. ]
Am I? [ Still cheeky, obviously. ] I've got peaches, grapefruit and kiwi. [ Sweet, bitter, sour. Running the gamut. ] Chips and salsa, too. Lucky for you that I'm a decent cook this time around.
[ He sets down his guitar and leans forward to start pulling things out. The salsa is in a jar, the chips in a - smaller basket? ]
And I apparently know how to weave baskets, I thought I'd deleted that.
[ Look, it's a fair question given the amount of raw produce (that he loves) - though this time he gravitates toward the chips first, takes one and predictably shoves the whole thing in his mouth to chew, curiously.
[ He is not impressed. The kiwi is familiar enough but he still bites through the skin before peeling it, while he contemplates the salsa. It's interesting looking, but it's also semi-liquid. ]
[ He could tell, or show, Crais what one is meant to do with chips and salsa. Or he could sit back and see what Crais does on his own. ]
Everything is better closer to the sky. [ There's a trace of wistfulness, in his smile, but there's nothing heavy in the words. He's enjoying what he's capable of, not dwelling on what he isn't. ]
[ For the first time, his voice is a bit heavier, though it doesn't actually drag him down. He bites into his peach, savours the sweetness. ]
She disappeared, you know, and I'm still not entirely sure how to feel about it. [ Which in and of itself makes him feel guilty, usually, but right now - it just is what it is. ]
Here. [ Well. Home too, depending on your definition, but fortunately he's distracted from that by snickering behind his hand and finally taking pity on Crais. ]
Good, because they certainly aren't fantastic alone.
[ He's also much more willing to do that to get the terrible combination out of his mouth and with the salsa the chips are actually very, surprisingly, good. ]
"Well, you're doing better than the other unbelievably old former soldier I know," he says, sounding awfully fond. "Would you agree to a tracking chip in your collar?" Detour. He'll be back in a moment.
He tilts his head and narrows his eyes and - "An absolute and total asshole." That was weirdly sweet. Gotta keep Cyram's secrets, right? While also evading any points.
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The agreement has him downright beaming. ]
Dominant housing.
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Well, no, he's been getting laid, Crais is pretty sure. He's definitely curious about what's behind the mood now though, so after telling the Doctor he's on his way--
he's on his way.
When he arrives he openly assesses the Doctor. ]
You're in a good mood. What are we eating?
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Am I? [ Still cheeky, obviously. ] I've got peaches, grapefruit and kiwi. [ Sweet, bitter, sour. Running the gamut. ] Chips and salsa, too. Lucky for you that I'm a decent cook this time around.
[ He sets down his guitar and leans forward to start pulling things out. The salsa is in a jar, the chips in a - smaller basket? ]
And I apparently know how to weave baskets, I thought I'd deleted that.
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[ Look, it's a fair question given the amount of raw produce (that he loves) - though this time he gravitates toward the chips first, takes one and predictably shoves the whole thing in his mouth to chew, curiously.
It's interesting? And kind of bland.]
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[ Did he cut his fingers more than once? Maybe. ]
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[ He is not impressed. The kiwi is familiar enough but he still bites through the skin before peeling it, while he contemplates the salsa. It's interesting looking, but it's also semi-liquid. ]
Why did you decide to do this on a roof.
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Everything is better closer to the sky. [ There's a trace of wistfulness, in his smile, but there's nothing heavy in the words. He's enjoying what he's capable of, not dwelling on what he isn't. ]
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Is that your way of saying sex in space is better?
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Yes.
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What's the best sex you've had - presumably it was in space. Who was it with?
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[ For the first time, his voice is a bit heavier, though it doesn't actually drag him down. He bites into his peach, savours the sweetness. ]
She disappeared, you know, and I'm still not entirely sure how to feel about it. [ Which in and of itself makes him feel guilty, usually, but right now - it just is what it is. ]
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She disappeared from here or from the larger... universe you came from?
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The salsa's for the chips.
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[ He's also much more willing to do that to get the terrible combination out of his mouth and with the salsa the chips are actually very, surprisingly, good. ]
How long has she been gone?
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He never quite stops smiling, though it turns wistful as he considers the question. ]
I can't be certain. I could track the information down, but it feels a bit - pointless.
[ Masochistic. Had they been thinking each other, the moment she disappeared? How much more could they have done, here, before Darilium? ]
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That's remarkably healthy for you....
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I suppose so.
[ Then he shrugs, smirking a little. ]
Your influence, probably.
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Meaning: No. He doesn't think so. He's arrogant but that's a stretch too far. The guy has clearly known some actually healthy people.
"Does Bashir know where you are?"
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"Bashir is working." He deftly twirls the peach around before taking another bite. "But I left a note."
Well. He wrote rooftop picnic with crais on the whiteboard in a twist on the cipher they've been playing with.
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Then he laughs out loud and waggles his peach at him. "You, my friend, have a type. Also, no."
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Then he considers the peach, which is only half finished.
Then he throws it anyway.
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