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One Mutant Space Pirate and his Merry Adventures
(One Week ago: Alex Arrived to confusion and weirdness., yesterday, he had more weirdness, and was still lost.(OOC Note: The link to the test drive is for the Lorna-Alex thread.)
Today, Alex is wandering, a PADD of stuff about this time in one hand, a giant sealed mug of coffee in the other, and humming softly to himself. He's faintly wet, fresh from the shower after working out in the gymnasium, and he mostly was just trying to see more of the ship. He wasn't necessarily trying to get into areas he was not supposed to be in, but he also wasn't necessarily trying to avoid those areas, either.
Alex wasn't so much looking for trouble as staring it in the eye and calling its mother bad names.
It was a bad habit he had.
Today, Alex is wandering, a PADD of stuff about this time in one hand, a giant sealed mug of coffee in the other, and humming softly to himself. He's faintly wet, fresh from the shower after working out in the gymnasium, and he mostly was just trying to see more of the ship. He wasn't necessarily trying to get into areas he was not supposed to be in, but he also wasn't necessarily trying to avoid those areas, either.
Alex wasn't so much looking for trouble as staring it in the eye and calling its mother bad names.
It was a bad habit he had.
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He stared bemusedly up at the ceiling before giving a quiet, "Ow."
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Old habits die hard. As a former paramedic and firefighter, as well as a special forces officer who'd seen plenty of people fall, he never took chances. "What were you up there for?"
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As for the second question: "It seemed like a good idea at the time."
Because really, half the things Alec does is because it seemed like a good idea at the time. Why it seemed like a good idea at the time, he couldn't tell you - but it did.
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"What were you trying to do, anyway?"
he glanced upward curiously.
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"I was just exploring really," Alec said. "It's something to do to pass the time."
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Though he's sure some version of himself has practiced parkour.
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"A lot of falls are made better if you can use the world around you to slow and change how you fall."
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Which then begs the question has he been killed before to know this?
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"I'll probably get a job when I can. I'm not used to being idle." He chuckled. "I've stayed busy my entire life."
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Other versions of him have had real jobs, but he's not them right now.
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"I've never really wanted to be rich, or idle. I started young and found myself basically just wanting to work hard and work fast."
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Alec knows from experience. He actually sounds regretful when he said that.
"I didn't have much of a choice in the rich bit. Born into it. As for idle... I'd rather wander around than get a job. There's too much interesting stuff out there to see to be tied down to a job in one world."
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"Getting a job is more than being tied down somewhere. Its about learning the merits of work, and also about finding your place. Sometimes it happens early, sometimes late, but it usually happens to most."
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"My place in what? I spend so much time outside of myself I wouldn't know what place to place myself in." He threw his hands up a bit. "And what sort of merits are there to work in the first place?"
Teeeenager.
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"Work teaches you persistence, how to effort into dividends, how to make good time management choices." He peered at this guy more, then sighed. "You remind me of a kid I once knew."
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Poor Alex.
It's okay... possibly.
Alec then gave him a bit of a conspiratorial grin. "If you want to know a secret? I'm still considered a kid for my people. Late teens equivalent. I've got another ... two or three years until they consider me an adult."
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It was a startlement to see her still, and sent a pang through him. She looked like and yet not like, his Lorna, and the resemblance made him sigh inside. It wasn't her fault he wasn't her Alex, and she wasn't his Lorna. But it sucked.
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He nudged her gently. "How are you doing?"
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"It's nice to have a place to center myself here."
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