Time to Unwind [CLOSED]
Characters: Vash and Kurt, guest starring Peanut!
Content: Who will win a friendly poker match?! (as if you need ask that question)
Setting: The Captain's cabin
Time: About 9 PM
Warnings: Alcohol, low levels of Vash humiliation
Everything had been so hectic lately. Vash had his own problems to deal with on top of the upcoming play, mostly in the form of a tiny kitten, but he hadn't failed to notice that Kurt was showing some signs of stress. They all were, at this point, which made it even more important to take the time to unwind. That's why he was making his way to Kurt's cabin now, a bottle of whiskey tucked under his arm that had only a few glasses left in it.
Like usual, he didn't bother to knock. He didn't even notice the little black shape, almost like a shadow, that darted past his feet and inside. Vash marched right on in, set the whiskey down on the poker table, and declared, "I hope you're ready, because you'll be losing tonight!" Saying something like that wasn't anything new. Vash always tried to stay confident about his prospects of winning, even though he usually didn't stand a chance.
Content: Who will win a friendly poker match?! (as if you need ask that question)
Setting: The Captain's cabin
Time: About 9 PM
Warnings: Alcohol, low levels of Vash humiliation
Everything had been so hectic lately. Vash had his own problems to deal with on top of the upcoming play, mostly in the form of a tiny kitten, but he hadn't failed to notice that Kurt was showing some signs of stress. They all were, at this point, which made it even more important to take the time to unwind. That's why he was making his way to Kurt's cabin now, a bottle of whiskey tucked under his arm that had only a few glasses left in it.
Like usual, he didn't bother to knock. He didn't even notice the little black shape, almost like a shadow, that darted past his feet and inside. Vash marched right on in, set the whiskey down on the poker table, and declared, "I hope you're ready, because you'll be losing tonight!" Saying something like that wasn't anything new. Vash always tried to stay confident about his prospects of winning, even though he usually didn't stand a chance.