Reavers.
Of course there were Reavers on the ship. There were teenagers who turned into monsters and viruses that made people crazy and clocks that made people age backward. Why not Reavers?
Following his announcement on the omnicomm, Wash had spent most of his days shut up tight in Serenity. Oh, he wasn't about to have the General come drag him
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He was in the kitchen at the moment and was apparently making a mess of things but a thick pleasant smell was filling the air mixing with the unpleasant choking smoke of cigar smoke.
Puffing away he stirred a large pot of something on the stove and poured something from a flash into the concoction.
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Wash entered the kitchen from the cargo bay, wrinkling his nose at the smell. Well, he mentally amended as he sniffed, part of the smell. Whatever Jayne was cooking smelled... actually good.
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He could have turned the fan on over the stove to alleviate some of the smell...but he was Jayne.
"What's you're problem anyway? Way you're scuttlin' around you'd think Mal and Zoe were off on a mission alone again." Another cruel pot shot. Got anymore in you Jayne?
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He chose to ignore the comment about Zoe. For once, there was something he just didn't want to talk about.
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"Hello?" Someone's knocking at the cargo door of Serenity. "Ensign Washburne? Are you there?"
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Reavers definitely didn't knock though, so he pressed the red button that opened the cargo bay, leaning to look through the doors and wave as they opened. "Hello! It's just Wash - have we met?"
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She looked more closely at the blond man. He seemed a bit worn. "Sorry, is this a bad time for you?"
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At least they were a few decks away from the City. And supposedly the Reavers were behind a steel bulkhead.
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So naturally, he'd take it upon himself to go exploring. Without permission.
After a cursory examination of the ship's hull, poking at whatever little things he could find of interest, he at least give the courtesy of a knock and a hollar on the cargo bay door, listening to the ring of metal resounding inside the ship. "Yoohoo! Anyone home?" While waiting for an answer, he looked over the outside of the ship to see if there was any way he could just let himself in.
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Wash punched the button to open the cargo bay, craning his neck to see who was standing there. The ramp would lower right on top of his head if he didn't back up, and Wash squinted to see. One of the pilots? "Maxwell?" He thought that was the kid's name. There were few enough of them that he just about had all of their names down by now.
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"That's the name!" He hopped down from his handhold and dusted off his shirt. "And if I got things straight, you're the pilot of this ship, right? And the Quarter too, I hear?" He stuck out a hand.
"You've got quite a ship, here. Oldie but goodie, for sure." He offered no explanation for exactly why he was poking around.
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It would make the second person today who had something to do with Command, but Duo wasn't in uniform so Wash didn't think he was late for anything important.
The cargo bay behind him was brightly lit and cavernous, with bits of scrap and crates scattered around the edges. There was a weight bench in one corner and a metal hoop hanging from the ceiling by a string.
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