Meat n' Greet

[cityship]

The rest of the crew assembled on the Observation Deck to meet the latest editions to their numbers. After the revelation that their worlds are gone, many of them are even more eager to see people they knew from home.

Several people are set up near the doors to provide the new people with omnicoms and comm rings. They are also told they must read

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[expendable_mind]

But it was plain! Compared to the rest of the things he'd seen, and not necessarily be able to do himself! Though he totally wish he could!

"You know, if you're bored you could go get acquainted with your future quarters, of give the sensoriums a run. I know that's what I did once I arrived here. Went straight into killing everything ever until I passed out from exhaustion. Good way to kill the stress and shit."

[cooldemonkid]

He raises a brow, "sensoriums? Nah," Ted was the type of person who tried to keep their cool at all costs, no way he'd let other people know what he was actually feeling.

Though admittedly, he was feeling rather curious on what 'sensoriums' are.

[expendable_mind]

"Alright, alright, guess you're just scopin' the place. That's good too. I'll leave ya alone now." He mentally chuckled before relaxing back against the wall and checking the scene. Pod pops were always so interesting. At least no one had blown up yet.

[cooldemonkid]

If looks could kill, Splicer would've wing up dead from the first time Ted lay eyes on him, especially now since he felt rather ticked off at the old man's answer. The child nearly walked up to him, ready to make a long, ticked off yell reminding Jeed he wasn't--

Right. He quickly stopped his movements, yeah, this guy wasn't his bookkeeper.

[expendable_mind]

Splicer would check on the kid every so often, looking over behind his shades to make sure he was alright.

This wasn't the first time he'd seen someone who looked so young as part of the crew and if crazy Stacy would have it, he was sure it wouldn't be the last.