[It had been several days since her captain and all of his possessions had vanished. She knew what that meant. And for a long time, she sat and waited, prepared the letters to make her goodbyes. Because he was her captain. And she would follow him. That was just the way that it worked.
...not, apparently, any time soon.]For those of you that
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[For Sparrow, this is tragical. He truly enjoyed his interactions with Hitsugaya.]
Very sorry, darling.
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Maaa, don't be. He'd only be sorry he was stuck here so long, after all. He has no idea of a proper vacation.
[Not that this place is a vacation, but you know - she'll take what she can get.]
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Dunno about that--he did need looking after, though.
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But what had she done? Let herself get mortally wounded within her first steps on the field. She'd be just as much good out there as she was here, even if time didn't stand still.]
In some ways more than others. He's a mighty paper pusher, after all.
[And a fierce fighter, a good captain, a loyal... she closes her eyes, shifts the book away.]
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Darling? You alright?
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[And she shifts the book back just enough so he can see her in this pose, her voice somewhat muffled.] I could use a drink.
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Meet you at the pub, lovely?
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In a little bit - I've an errand to run first. And then I think I'll need it even more.
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She flings the doors open carelessly and glances around to see if she can find the man she vaguely recognized. If not, high-ho, high-ho to the bar she will go.]
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[She approaches and looks around for evidence of sake.]
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Better if you made them milk, then.
[She, on the other hand, just grabs herself some sake and comes to sit across from him.]
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Just... bottom's up.]
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