Who: Garrus Vakarian (
turian_honor) & OPEN
When:
After Tiny!Garrus talked to Big!SamusWhere: Halls, stairwells, cafeteria.
Rating: PG
Summary: The tiny turian was told he would be a great officer someday... so he goes on what he deems an epic quest to train himself.
Warnings: Peep Dammit None
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He missed his father. )
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It was amazing how easy it was to get around without being seen sometimes... and if he was seen, no one seemed to care. So he wasted no time in beginning to step down the stairs, before the antics of some. Fluffy. Scaley. Thing caught his attention.
...What kit one of those kids who said they could fly? or the chirpy thing?
He blinked again as it hopped down the stairs in front of him.
"What are you, a chicken?" He hadn't seen a chicken before, but he ( ... )
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"I'm not a chicken!" he said, finally, his childish pride injured. Downy feathers fluffed up indignantly. "An' I don't squawk!"
When the human reached over to poke at him, Garrus shoved at the offending hand as hard as he could. A turian child's small talons would do little to hurt an adult, or even another child, but that was back home, and humans didn't have scales. He'd never interacted with a human before...
"Don' touch me!"
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He didn't remember that well. Which was worrisome. But not a concern at the moment.
His brows furrowed as he glared at the Turian. "Sure ya are, chicken." he emphasized that last word. "And I'm sure you're tastier than anything they have downstairs." The words were snarled out angrily as he finally let go of the hand- grazed, in pain, but not gratuitously bleeding or anything, so that was good ( ... )
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He blinked, looking from both their hands to the human's weird face. "Are you okay...?" he started to ask. But then the human was talking again, growling almost like a turian. For a second, Garrus was stunned into quiet, watching with a curious expression. "You sound like my dad when he gets mad," he announced.
Only to be pushed back. "Hey!" And he wobbled, falling down the last step to the landing, in a heap of scrawny limbs and down feathers. "You started it!"
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