[Alice is determined to find her Hatter, so much so, in fact, that she's gone ahead and gotten to work on that tea party she had invited you all to not so long ago! She's gone to a lot of effort, you see, and - along with the help of a certain cabin boy named Siran (who, unbeknownst to Alice, has slipped in a few little savory tricks, uh oh) -
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Nel hovers next to the table with scones, eyes ticking cautiously between the green and pink frosting. As always, she's purposely misinterpreted 'party' to mean 'attend in full gear'.]
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Is this your normal size?
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Not in da least. Dem liddle cakes did sometin' to me.
[He hikes up his pants and tries to get back to his feet.]
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(She'd only like for him to sit down)
Nel handles the communicator awkwardly with only one hand, but can maneuver the screen to face him after speaking into it and pushing the appropriate buttons.]
If the effect even marginally strays from 'benign' than I might be able to reverse it.
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I'm bein' manhandled by a ladymon who should be half my size. I t'ink dis be past benign.
[Kevas makes sure not to translate that smartass comment. Instead he just decides to let her help. She's making it obvious that she won't let him leave until she does anyway.
He speaks into his comm and turns the screen towards her.]
If joo t'ink joo can help it'd be much appreciated.
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Whatever was in those cakes has made itself a natural, harmless part of your system.
[Nel had wanted to heal, but she squashes the disappointment, thinking how useless a soldier-healer is without people to fix.]
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T'anks fuh tryin' anyway ladymon.
[Great, now he's stuck like this for however long this lasts which, knowing this boat, could be anyone's guess.]
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You're welcome... mon?
Does this happen to you very often?
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More den I'd like. Joo really gotta be careful 'bout what joo eat at parties like dese.
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A good thing you spared me the adventure, sir.....?
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[And lucky for her that she's a ladymon, otherwise Kevas wouldn't have even bothered to give a warning.
Kevas tries standing again, hoping that this time she'll actually let him. If she does then he'll do a polite, and slightly careful, bow for her.]
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I am truly sorry I couldn't reverse what the--
[Pastries. Height-depleting pastries.]
.... scones have done.
[Neutral face, it is rude to lol.]
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Don't be. Dis ain't be joo doin', but t'ank joo fuh da sentiment.
And if joo don't mind me askin', might I have da pleasuh of knowin' joor name?
[After all he told you his.]
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Nel Zelpher. I would give you my rank, but it doesn't matter here.
[And, really, despite the unlikelihood of anybody realizing what it means to be the Queen's right hand, Nel is okay with no one on the boat associating her with 'Crimson' or 'Blade'. Sometimes it's best to be underestimated.]
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It be a great pleasuh in meetin' jah ladymon, even widout knowin' what joor rank be.
[Oh Kevas knows the benefit of being a nobody that's for sure.]
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You flatter. That's the refreshing point with the passengers I've met. King or beggar, it doesn't matter, does it?
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