open | happy (earth) new year, everyone!
WHO: Any and all!
WHERE: 2nd residential floor lounge
WHEN: OOCly 12/31; today.
WHAT: Victor's ICly claimed the day as being the 31st, and subsequently celebrating the "New Year" with anyone who comes by! After sending out a post on the network inviting any of the new arrivals via anomalies to attend, people are welcome to come enjoy a probably very random seeming New Years celebration.
WARNINGS: There is food and alcohol here, beware!
The lounges are interesting spaces, and Victor didn't hesitate to roll up his sleeves and rearrange furniture in this section of the middle floor lounge. A cheery wave to anyone wandering through earlier on the 31st (by his calendar, he's quite cheerful in acknowledging how arbitrary that really is) while he goes about arranging things to his satisfaction, before he jets off again to finish preparing his olivie salad.
It's nowhere near fancy, but he's shown up again with a big, borrowed bowl from his work, containing the closest approximation of olivie salad he'd been able to manage working with the supplies he found on board. There's a tablecloth tossed over the table he's appropriated for holding the foodstuffs, along with simple plates, utensils, cups and bubbling wines (three, okay, that's toeing the line of careful financial management). He's even figured out how to get music playing, though it's hard to say if there's any unifying theme to what plays.
Perhaps the most ridiculous part of any of this is how he's constructed a small cone cap for the brown, fuzzy creature that had been delivered to his bunk last week. That it's a shaved ice cone inverted with the words "Happy New Year" written on it amuses him. The unidentified creature simply coos and purrs and wears the cone hat, not moving off the smaller table it's been set on.
"Happy New Year!" he says to just about anyone walking by, tipping his (oh so classy) cup their way with a smile. Welcome to the party. Bring something to contribute to the table? Very welcome to the party!
[ ooc: please tag in with your own top levels and enjoy a relaxed, informal celebration of the new year (per Victor)! ]
WHERE: 2nd residential floor lounge
WHEN: OOCly 12/31; today.
WHAT: Victor's ICly claimed the day as being the 31st, and subsequently celebrating the "New Year" with anyone who comes by! After sending out a post on the network inviting any of the new arrivals via anomalies to attend, people are welcome to come enjoy a probably very random seeming New Years celebration.
WARNINGS: There is food and alcohol here, beware!
The lounges are interesting spaces, and Victor didn't hesitate to roll up his sleeves and rearrange furniture in this section of the middle floor lounge. A cheery wave to anyone wandering through earlier on the 31st (by his calendar, he's quite cheerful in acknowledging how arbitrary that really is) while he goes about arranging things to his satisfaction, before he jets off again to finish preparing his olivie salad.
It's nowhere near fancy, but he's shown up again with a big, borrowed bowl from his work, containing the closest approximation of olivie salad he'd been able to manage working with the supplies he found on board. There's a tablecloth tossed over the table he's appropriated for holding the foodstuffs, along with simple plates, utensils, cups and bubbling wines (three, okay, that's toeing the line of careful financial management). He's even figured out how to get music playing, though it's hard to say if there's any unifying theme to what plays.
Perhaps the most ridiculous part of any of this is how he's constructed a small cone cap for the brown, fuzzy creature that had been delivered to his bunk last week. That it's a shaved ice cone inverted with the words "Happy New Year" written on it amuses him. The unidentified creature simply coos and purrs and wears the cone hat, not moving off the smaller table it's been set on.
"Happy New Year!" he says to just about anyone walking by, tipping his (oh so classy) cup their way with a smile. Welcome to the party. Bring something to contribute to the table? Very welcome to the party!
[ ooc: please tag in with your own top levels and enjoy a relaxed, informal celebration of the new year (per Victor)! ]

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It might be good. [ It might be terrible. ] So I take it you only like the drinks strong enough to blind you?
[ A mouse. What? ]
MSE-6?
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That's what I thought, too, but they're actual little animals. Tiny little things. [ she holds her hand a few inches above the bottle to demonstrate the diminutive size if the mice. she is bigger than them. ] They look nothing like the droid, either. It's weird, how our things and their things have the same name. Yuuri's English is our High Galactic, which is... highly improbable.
[ you nerd. she is just really mystified how language can cross galaxies without people. ]
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Ales, on the other hand...
Back to the topic of mice, however, and Cassian is frowning. ] It's weird. Maybe humans carried the language with them to a pre-spaceflight planet and started things over?
...wait is that fruit all fresh?
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No way.
[ GROCERY STORES ARE LIKE HEAVEN. may the force be with these two food insecure little lambs. ]
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Ten. We should take back ten of them.
[ Them being whichever catches their fancy. Cassian is thinking of keeping a list. ]
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[ at least not enough to purchase them legally. but he is welcome to correct her that he is making bank. ]
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At her mention of not having enough he frowns and fiddles with his communicator for a moment. ]
I make a decent amount. We could afford it.
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but they are a team. ]
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instead of double checking, she scampers around the corner of the display to look at more of the fruit with an almost childlike fascination. ]
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The names escape him and a few he can't even read but they all have notations beneath them like "very sweet!" or "bubbly" which (?? bubbly fruit what even) are somewhat helpful? He stays away from anything that explains "sharp" or "sour" because neither of those things are what he looks for in fruit.
He does find a citrus that smells amazing and looks like something reaching ot to say hello. ]
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[ look. jyn really didn't like her.
she sniffs a fuzzy pink fruit, puts it back, changes her mind and picks it up again, adding it to the small collection she is cradling in her arms like a baby. palming a hefty lilac colored melon, she breathes in its delicious smell, closing her eyes and musing: ] I think we have died.
[ this can't be reality. they're dead and this is heaven. ]
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At her comment he turns but she seems happy about this so he won't argue. ]
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Have you ever seen anything like this?
[ the market on jedha had food, yes, and fruit, but it was nothing like this. and neither have been the other markets jyn has visited on other planets. but cassian knows more than she does, a fact that doesn't actually bother her. ]
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Her question brings him back to neutral, however, as he considers it. ]
Not to this scale, though I'm sure it has existed. Probably before the Clone Wars.
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I wish I knew what galaxy we're in. For all we know, we could just be flying on the edge of the Outer Rim.
[ she doesn't really believe that though, maybe wishful thinking. ]
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I know. Still. It feels...opulent, in a way, I suppose.
[ Cassian looks up, considering. ] What if we aren't, though?
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Then we aren't. [ she strides back, chin tipping up to look at him, almost defiant. there is no way they could have survived back on scarif and it's almost funny to be parroting his own (loosely paraphased) words back at him. ] There is nothing left for us there. We don't have families, our friends... it's just us. That won't change whether we're in the Outer Rim or Andromeda or whatever weird planet celebrates the end of the year. Does it matter?
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I'm glad you are here. [ He feels like he can't say it enough. ]
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[ so she can drink it in the store. JUST GONNA RUN AWAY NOW AHA ]
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Then again, she's only running as far as the cashier, so there is that.
After a second of gathering up more fruit, he goes to follow her. Just in case she doesn't have any money left after the yarn. ]
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I am too, [ she casually adds when cassian approaches, tipping the bottle up to take an unhealthy swig of the alcohol. she looks at him over the top of the bottle. maybe stop her from chugging it. ]
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Are you going to share? [ Is this a race he knows nothing about? ]
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