A girl and a mermaid clean up for a bar... [Open]
Characters: Ariel and Haruhi
Content: The two girls get to know each other while cleaning up the Way.
Setting: Clean up on the deck.
Time: clean o'clock. OK, day.
Warnings: None yet, but it is Haruhi...
Aha! Haruhi brandished her mop in front of her like a sword. Evil germs begone! Or something like that. If she made it like a play then maybe this would go much faster. Even if she said that as the Great Haruhi Suzumiya she would clean the ship very well, that didn't make the job any less boring! Oh man! Why had she volunteered for something like this? Stupid, stupid, stupid! She totally should have run off. Haha, that would have been fun. But the rest of the crew was right, they shouldn't cause trouble, especially now that Kurt was gone...
She lowered her mop to the floor, where it made a dull smack against the wood. That was right. Kurt was gone. It wasn't that she had forgotten it just... well, it hadn't really sunk in yet. Thinking back on it, he was a main reason of why she had joined the ship, and now he was gone.
Well, she would just have to press on! She raised her mop again, pointing it into the sky, ignoring the drops of water that fell down upon her as she did so. "Let's go!" she shouted loudly, to no one in particular.
Content: The two girls get to know each other while cleaning up the Way.
Setting: Clean up on the deck.
Time: clean o'clock. OK, day.
Warnings: None yet, but it is Haruhi...
Aha! Haruhi brandished her mop in front of her like a sword. Evil germs begone! Or something like that. If she made it like a play then maybe this would go much faster. Even if she said that as the Great Haruhi Suzumiya she would clean the ship very well, that didn't make the job any less boring! Oh man! Why had she volunteered for something like this? Stupid, stupid, stupid! She totally should have run off. Haha, that would have been fun. But the rest of the crew was right, they shouldn't cause trouble, especially now that Kurt was gone...
She lowered her mop to the floor, where it made a dull smack against the wood. That was right. Kurt was gone. It wasn't that she had forgotten it just... well, it hadn't really sunk in yet. Thinking back on it, he was a main reason of why she had joined the ship, and now he was gone.
Well, she would just have to press on! She raised her mop again, pointing it into the sky, ignoring the drops of water that fell down upon her as she did so. "Let's go!" she shouted loudly, to no one in particular.