Killian Jones // Captain Hook (
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Arrival; Enterprise Concourse (spoilers for 4a finale)
[Thump thump. Thump thump. With all the adrenaline still coursing through his body after nearly dying, he can clearly hear (and feel) his heart beating in his chest, back where it belongs. It's the closest he's ever come to dying, and an experience he hopes never to repeat.
He needs to clear his head, so of course his thought is to go to the harbor. The salty air of the sea has long been his refuge, and that's not going to change now. Emma had said something about going to find Regina -- who had, after all, just had to say goodbye to the man she loved. He would meet back up with Emma later.
Only instead of going to the harbor, he blinks and he's in some strange place. Certainly not Storybrooke, or the Enchanted Forest, or (thankfully) Neverland. Or any of the other multitude of realms he's seen over the years.
It's crowded, bustling, alien.
He has a feeling he's very far from home.]
Really? They could have picked a better time for it. Or never. Never would have been better.
Does someone want to tell me where I am and how I got here?
He needs to clear his head, so of course his thought is to go to the harbor. The salty air of the sea has long been his refuge, and that's not going to change now. Emma had said something about going to find Regina -- who had, after all, just had to say goodbye to the man she loved. He would meet back up with Emma later.
Only instead of going to the harbor, he blinks and he's in some strange place. Certainly not Storybrooke, or the Enchanted Forest, or (thankfully) Neverland. Or any of the other multitude of realms he's seen over the years.
It's crowded, bustling, alien.
He has a feeling he's very far from home.]
Really? They could have picked a better time for it. Or never. Never would have been better.
Does someone want to tell me where I am and how I got here?
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And yet...
The man is new. Confused and lost.
Annie pulls her hands out of her ankle-length skirt's pockets and walks closer. She's a small woman with fair skin and long red hair (currently in a fishtail braid); her shirt is long-sleeved, white, and loose and over it she has a navy waistcoat, unbuttoned the way so many sailors wear them.
"Um," she starts. Stops. Tries again. "You're on the starship Enterprise. Probably nowhere near where you used to be. I'm sorry about that. It happens."
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He knows everything there is to know about ships, and that's something new. "How does it stay in the sky?"
Physics? Not a thing where he comes from.
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(Annie is being unfair to herself: there is plenty she knows, it just doesn't tend to cover things such as transport beyond normal ships, or astronomy, or physics.)
"Oh!" she says, startled. "I sort of know this one. The sky actually finishes? It doesn't extend to the stars. It stops. Outside that, is a vacuum and things don't fall down so much...as. Um. Towards planets. And stars. But this ship travels in that vacuum, between everythin'.
...as for how to really travels without water or wind, I'm kinda the wrong person to ask? I'm used to...normal ships.
But you're certainly not where you used to be."
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"I'm gonna guess Q did it, that's who people normally blame around here. So, teleportation." Also probably a really long way from Stroybrooke, the Enchanted anything, or Neverland. Just sayin'.
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"Tele-what?" He's heard of telephones and even those are outside his understanding.
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"Teleportation," she says, slower and somewhat clearer. "Shortest distance between two points is a straight line, right? Teleporting is when you bring the ends of the line together. Long distances, next to no travel time," she shrugs, and in between squeezing a ball of neon-colored cleaning putty gestures at the hook.
"You go old school, or what?"
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While the pirate he knew currently had something of a truce with him, this might be him from a different time or given his experience with Emma, might not even be the captain he knew personally. Best to proceed cautiously. Though part of him would have rather turned away and let someone else answer the man's questions, it might be a good idea to learn if this incarnation of the man was the Hook he knew or not.
"You're on a ship called the Enterprise. A creature called Q is responsible for bringing you here. You're quite a ways from Storybrooke and I've been told we're in the future. Over three hundred years into the future if my math is correct."
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Of all the people. He'd even have taken Cora over Gold right now. Cora's attempt to kill him hadn't been serious, merely a show of what she could do. Gold's attempt to kill him had been deadly serious, and would have doomed everyone he cared about to boot.
"So if I understand this correctly, I'm stuck on a ship that isn't mine, three hundred years in the future, with you."
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He waited for the other man's reaction to the information in that little revelation. Hopefully it would give him an idea of just what timeline the pirate was from and just what foot their current 'relationship' stood on. Depending on the state of their truce or the lack of it, he might need to arrange for another or arrange for them to keep their distance from each other to avoid unwanted bloodshed. He didn't want to end up in the brig due to the pirate after all.
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This wasn't the same man. At least not the version she dreaded meeting again. A small weight fell off her heart, but she still felt like she might be crushed under the weight of the unexpected feelings.
After a moment she stood, tucking her PADD into its pouch on her belt. "Excuse me, Captain Jones. I think I have some answers for you, if you really want them." She met his eyes and it hurt, but at the same time the lack of recognition could only be a good thing. She was tired of being forced to reconcile with the ghosts of her past.
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"I'm sorry, have we met?"
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She spokes quietly and quickly, knowing there was little time before Booker would see Killian and then things would get interesting in a bad way. She motioned with her free hand toward the hallway, her expression clearly showing the strange and intense mixture of feelings she had about what the man before her symbolized.
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Until he saw the unmistakeable hook of a familiar pirate.
He paused, hiding to start with, wanting to his mind in order before acting. He wasn't even sure he wanted to approach the man. The version of the pirate back home had a temporary truce with his father due to Neal but that didn't mean this man did. At least Gold had magic here if Hook decided to attack again.
After a few moments of simply watching, Henry decided it was best to find out which version this man was. So he plucked up his courage and approached the pirate, staying out of reach of his namesake and ready to run if need be.
"Lost, Captain?" He asked. He was glad his voice didn't waver.
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This dispute is between him and Gold, and he's not going to bring anyone else into it anymore.
"You could say I'm lost."
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Because, Henry wasn't just worried about the man before him. He was also worried about himself. Ever since Cora's death, Henry had never anything but negative feelings towards the Captain and despite the truce between him and his father, that hadn't changed. Henry was glad his own father was now aboard the ship as it gave him more of an incentive not to do anything. But first things first. Finding out the timeline.
"Well," Henry said, still cautious. "I can answer your questions if you answer mine first." Yes, first. He knows how to deal.
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/Threadjack with permission
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"I suppose we do. What do you suppose we do with it?"
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It's 'Q' who brings people here and its usually random. This is a spaceship. [She knows it has a name but that meant nothing to her so she doesn't bother repeating it.]
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[Yuna thinks its strange. She is used to airships but spaceships made her pause. She's been on the ship for over six months and she still isn't sure how to interact with the ship.]
You alright?
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She saw someone appear in front of her and she blinked. Then she offered a shy smile. "They... they say this is some sort of... ship in space," she said. "It seems safe so far... and... there is food..." That was a big thing for her, even if she still suspected there would be a hidden cost down the line.
She was looking at his face, she still had not seen or noticed the hook.
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