[ There's a soft smile that turns into a yawn; something about the bitter cold makes one want to sleep, and a lot. ]
Let me just... [ There's blankets to be gathered and more tea to drink and then he'll be 'bunked' in this corner because talking to Kay is better than letting the ghosts of whispers into his head right now or at any moment. ]
Okay. [ Announces the blanket captain, ] I'm good for now.
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It comes up. [ Cassian does frown. ] We'd stand out more if I was clean shaven and not impersonating an Imperial officer.
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[ Problem solved! ]
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[ Cassian gives a little smirk and finishes making his tea before sliding down to a corner and tucking his knees in. ]
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He stands awkwardly, too tall for the low-ceilinged space, over Cassian. ]
There is no acceptable solution. You will simply have to learn to lie better.
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You will have to learn too.
[ Nevermind he's been at this literally forever. ]
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[ He'd almost thought he'd escaped the blame. ]
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Sorry, friend.
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[ But the patting is appreciated. He bends his knees, crouching to be more at a level with Cassian. ]
I will try to lie better. I can practice by lying to you.
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[ He hates to see Kay struggle with things, especially considering how good he is at most stuff. ]
You can practice by lying to me, it's true.
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Not a bad start.
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See? I can lie. I'm good at lying.
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It does need some nuance, I'm afraid, but excellent, excellent start.
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[ He thinks on that for a moment. ]
You are a good pilot. I quite enjoy the way you ignore my calculations.
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You haven't asked to fly with anyone else so I suspect there's some truth in that.
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[ Not a lie. ]
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[ Cassian takes in a breath. It's good to laugh. ]
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[ Now he's turning away, going to check the weather readings. ]
The storm will continue through the night. It would be best to "bunk down."
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Let me just... [ There's blankets to be gathered and more tea to drink and then he'll be 'bunked' in this corner because talking to Kay is better than letting the ghosts of whispers into his head right now or at any moment. ]
Okay. [ Announces the blanket captain, ] I'm good for now.
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Very well. I will keep watch.
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[ They'd both stammered and it hadn't ended well. ]
It's better than if you weren't.
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It would be better for both of us if we were not here.
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[ That's not exactly untrue. ]
It'd be worse for me if I was here and you weren't, was my point.
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