Dayna was surprised when she opened her eyes. It didn't matter what she saw, opening her eyes, realizing that she was alive was surprise enough. It should have been impossible. She could still feel the heat in her stomach from the rifle blast
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Darkness had engulfed his vision and he could feel the life flitting out of his body. It was the end and what had he really done with it when he had it? Steal, eat, drink, drink, drink, be merry? Not such a bad life. Could of used more drink.
But as the silence passed into echoed footsteps, the kind you found on a station, people walking past you has you lay in a drunken coma on the floor kind sound, Vila couldn't help but squeeze an eye open.
The eye opened all the way as he heard the familiar female voice.
"Dayna? Is it over? Does haven have booze?" He looked around with his eye that was open and then opened the other. "This doesn't look like heaven..."
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She sipped at her drink, finally, listening to his story and getting up the gumption to try some of the food that was smelling increasingly better now that her appetite was contemplating returning. "I almost left, you know. To stay with Justin. If Servalan hadn't happened, I believe I would have. Because I wanted that sort of stability.
"It does make a lot of sense, if you look at it that way."
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"I guess we all could of. Never did though...I mean I could of stayed with people who thought I was a hero. I mean, I was a hero to them. They respected me and I had a nice leggy blond and everything...but I didn't. I think I might of got Avon's insanity for a few moments that time around..." He sighed.
"But we all made our decisions. We have to live with them. Just like Avon and Tarrant and Blake. They have to live with what happened to people they were with. Blake blamed himself for the deaths that happened around him. He mourned in his own way but it never stopped him. He never dropped it. I guess that's the revolutionary mindset right there."
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And unlike her, he could of stayed.
"Look at me. Five minutes without the Federation breathing down my neck and I'm bothering with hindsight... I never did that before," she laughed nervously and offered an awkward smile.
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He gave her a smirk and leaned back in his chair, enjoying this new business of relaxing and eating with an attractive female friend. "We have time to actually think for once. No new mission, no idea why we're here, but no one has shot at us yet and that's what counts."
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And they were most definitely not Federation fashions. Or really any manner of dress that she'd seen before. She sat up a little straighter, and then glanced down at her food which she'd barely touched because her stomach wasn't quite as loose as Vila's about untying out of its knot.
But she wasn't too tied up to drink, and took another strong swig of her beverage. "But we keep looking for a way off, or see what we can find laying around."
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"I don't know, might be nice to stick around for awhile...see what happens." Vila was not ready to go back to the constant fighting. And was surely not ready to face Tarrant and Avon again.
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