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WHO: Those who have been invited & anyone who would have a reason to visit Maurtia Falls #010! Wondering if you fit into that category? Just contact anyone with an involved character (Andy; Rex; Martin; Cassandra Igarashi; Dio; Archie) and ask!
WHERE: Maurtia Falls #010
WHEN: TONIGHT? TONIGHT.
WHAT: The soldierfam has decided that regular group dinners are good for Martin, and this time they've got a few party crashers!
WARNINGS: None anticipated; will change if necessary!
At a glance, one could easily mistake Maurtia Falls #010 for being entirely uninhabited. Dio rarely returns home and Rex and Marty only have a handful of belongings between the two of them and Rex is meticulously tidy, returning everything to exactly where it ought to be - if anything, it's Andy who makes the biggest mess around the place, and she doesn't even live here.
Despite every sign to the contrary, however, they do live here, and it winds up being a hub of activity whenever one of Martin's guardians - if that's truly what they can call themselves - decides that it's about time to get everyone together for dinner. In Anderson's absence, Rex has taken on the opinion that cooking can't be that hard, which is how they wind up with one window open, a casserole dish burned black soaking in the sink and an assortment of take-out on the table.
(As it turns out, it is that hard - and he found a combination pizza & Chinese food take-out place, whiich means that it can only be better.)
In all, there's not much to do or see here; there's food, Rex the goldfish in his tank, a soccer ball neatly tucked close to the house in the backyard, and a mysterious shelf called "Martin's Things" in the cupboard. Otherwise, you're stuck with nothing more than some potential awkward conversation. Have fun, kids!
WHERE: Maurtia Falls #010
WHEN: TONIGHT? TONIGHT.
WHAT: The soldierfam has decided that regular group dinners are good for Martin, and this time they've got a few party crashers!
WARNINGS: None anticipated; will change if necessary!
At a glance, one could easily mistake Maurtia Falls #010 for being entirely uninhabited. Dio rarely returns home and Rex and Marty only have a handful of belongings between the two of them and Rex is meticulously tidy, returning everything to exactly where it ought to be - if anything, it's Andy who makes the biggest mess around the place, and she doesn't even live here.
Despite every sign to the contrary, however, they do live here, and it winds up being a hub of activity whenever one of Martin's guardians - if that's truly what they can call themselves - decides that it's about time to get everyone together for dinner. In Anderson's absence, Rex has taken on the opinion that cooking can't be that hard, which is how they wind up with one window open, a casserole dish burned black soaking in the sink and an assortment of take-out on the table.
(As it turns out, it is that hard - and he found a combination pizza & Chinese food take-out place, whiich means that it can only be better.)
In all, there's not much to do or see here; there's food, Rex the goldfish in his tank, a soccer ball neatly tucked close to the house in the backyard, and a mysterious shelf called "Martin's Things" in the cupboard. Otherwise, you're stuck with nothing more than some potential awkward conversation. Have fun, kids!
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"Fish you get like this you can eat. They're fine. But-- you don't have to. If you tell people you don't like fish they won't give you any."
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"Fish like Rex you can't eat."
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"Ri-right," he utters, embarrassed. "Sorry, that-- I mean. Sorry."
As penance, he plucks the fork from Archie and shovels a bit more into his mouth, trying to outpace his doubts.
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Archie doesn't watch him do this, just strolls over to get himself a bowl to fill.
"Different from chicken and potatoes, ain't it?"
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Would the world end, Martin?
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Blinking, he looks back, trading that expression with Archie. He frowns. Is this...a trick question?
"I...don't know. What?"
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Said like it's some... revelation.
"You know, not knowing stuff isn't always bad. It just means you have an opportunity to learn."
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Learn...what. Learn food tastes weird sometimes?
"Al...Alright...?" He grimaces, not quite picking up what Archie's throwing down.
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"Sorry. I just...think like that. Like normal. Sorry." Being negative on himself is about as natural as breathing -- a reflex developed over lots and lots of repetition.
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He pats Martin's shoulder lightly.
"You'll be able to get to a point where you can see something new and think, actually, I do know what's up with that. Besides, I'm sure you're an expert on how stuff goes back in your world, right? You know all that."
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“You’re an expert in your world?” he counters, clearly unconvinced.
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"Martin," he says, scandalized. "Yes, I have some expert level knowledge. I know I don't seem like the type..."
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"You're the most knowledgeable here..."
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"Speaking of, do Darkovs have gatherings like this?"
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He scratches at his cheek with the end of the fork before sending it poking at the plate again.
"Umh...except Grandfather, usually. He's busy a lot. Some of the gen-sevens, too."
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"Gen-sevens?"
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Martin swallows his bite, swiping at his mouth with the back of his hand.
"Generation sevens, sorry. They're the ones older than me and my cousins. I'm an eight. And Grandfather's a six. Like that."
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"Got it," He says, taking another bite, thinking. "Do you know what it is your grandfather gets busy doing?"
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"Things with the Lumas. I don't really know what goes into it. Probably talking about things like...like our progress, or matching or...hunting parties, I guess."