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maskormenacelogs2019-06-15 12:25 pm
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[OPEN] New World, Who Dis?
WHO: Lonnie and YOU! (with a closed prompt for housemates)
WHERE:De Chima/De Chima #001
WHEN: First week after arriving
WHAT: Lonnie's trying to get settled in town, learn how to ride a motorbike for her delivery job, and maybe meet some housemates.
WARNINGS: Potential discussion of violence, Anti-Princess Rhetoric, angry exes throwing water balloons, not much else.
Biking Made Easy?
[No one told Lonnie that she would have to learn to ride some low budget version of a skiff for the sake of delivering greasy cheese covered pies to people. Not that it was hard to do, but she would have preferred one of those hoverboards she saw in the window of a store to this thing. But whatever, she'll adjust.
And while she does, pedestrians should probably move out of the way, because Lonnie has no problem using the sidewalk to get around pesky cars and trucks that take up too much space on these congested roads. Walking your dog? Better pick up your pooch and move! Getting food at the corner hotdog cart? Hope she doesn't knock that dog right out of your hand!]
Coming through!
[Was she supposed to say sorry? Oh well. She'll get better as she gets more time on the bike at avoiding potential collisions. Probably not slower, but better.]
Tourist Season
[Lonnie spends a lot of her first few days wandering the city, trying to get a better idea of what these people are like. And so far? They are crazy and somehow boring at the same time. The obsession with technology in De Chima reminds her of Entrapta, not that she got to spend too much alone time with the princess--thankfully. And yet everyone is so cheery and happy and friendly. It's enough to make her skin itch.
And then there are the cameras and nosy "fans" and the people who seem to think that imPorts are some hot oddity to scream over and follow around. She may be a soldier for a Horde bent on taking over her world, but this is a bit too cult-like even for her. It's a good thing she doesn't stand out. It makes it easier to hide that she's an imPort and not have the crowd turn its attention on her.
That is until some random idiot decides the best way to get revenge on the boy who dumped her is to use her power of flight to follow him down the street pelting water balloons down at him from the sky. Anyone nearby is just as likely to get hit. When one almost hits Lonnie in the hed she dodges, but then there's another one coming and she puts her hand out--
--and suddenly there's a water balloon in her hand. Just like that. What's she gonna do with it?]
Living Spaces (Closed to De Chima #001)
[She comes back a little late, and there's a itch in her brain about how she's breaking the rules, that there are regulations she's supposed to follow and she should be back in the barracks--house--at a certain time. Even months after being promoting from cadet, those little rules still stick with her and she tells herself that they don't matter because this isn't the Fright Zone. So she stays out later. So she doesn't have some big mission she's supposed to be accomplishing. So she comes in late, making a bit of noise, because she can and drops her shit on the ground and walks toward the kitchen. Who cares.
Apparently she does, because she can't even make it to the sink to get something to drink before she's turning around and going back to the communal living area to start picking her stuff back up from where she left it strolled across the floor.
It was stupid and immature to do in the first place. She's muttering to herself as she picks it back up.]
Who do you think you're gonna turn into like this, Catra?
WHERE:De Chima/De Chima #001
WHEN: First week after arriving
WHAT: Lonnie's trying to get settled in town, learn how to ride a motorbike for her delivery job, and maybe meet some housemates.
WARNINGS: Potential discussion of violence, Anti-Princess Rhetoric, angry exes throwing water balloons, not much else.
Biking Made Easy?
[No one told Lonnie that she would have to learn to ride some low budget version of a skiff for the sake of delivering greasy cheese covered pies to people. Not that it was hard to do, but she would have preferred one of those hoverboards she saw in the window of a store to this thing. But whatever, she'll adjust.
And while she does, pedestrians should probably move out of the way, because Lonnie has no problem using the sidewalk to get around pesky cars and trucks that take up too much space on these congested roads. Walking your dog? Better pick up your pooch and move! Getting food at the corner hotdog cart? Hope she doesn't knock that dog right out of your hand!]
Coming through!
[Was she supposed to say sorry? Oh well. She'll get better as she gets more time on the bike at avoiding potential collisions. Probably not slower, but better.]
Tourist Season
[Lonnie spends a lot of her first few days wandering the city, trying to get a better idea of what these people are like. And so far? They are crazy and somehow boring at the same time. The obsession with technology in De Chima reminds her of Entrapta, not that she got to spend too much alone time with the princess--thankfully. And yet everyone is so cheery and happy and friendly. It's enough to make her skin itch.
And then there are the cameras and nosy "fans" and the people who seem to think that imPorts are some hot oddity to scream over and follow around. She may be a soldier for a Horde bent on taking over her world, but this is a bit too cult-like even for her. It's a good thing she doesn't stand out. It makes it easier to hide that she's an imPort and not have the crowd turn its attention on her.
That is until some random idiot decides the best way to get revenge on the boy who dumped her is to use her power of flight to follow him down the street pelting water balloons down at him from the sky. Anyone nearby is just as likely to get hit. When one almost hits Lonnie in the hed she dodges, but then there's another one coming and she puts her hand out--
--and suddenly there's a water balloon in her hand. Just like that. What's she gonna do with it?]
Living Spaces (Closed to De Chima #001)
[She comes back a little late, and there's a itch in her brain about how she's breaking the rules, that there are regulations she's supposed to follow and she should be back in the barracks--house--at a certain time. Even months after being promoting from cadet, those little rules still stick with her and she tells herself that they don't matter because this isn't the Fright Zone. So she stays out later. So she doesn't have some big mission she's supposed to be accomplishing. So she comes in late, making a bit of noise, because she can and drops her shit on the ground and walks toward the kitchen. Who cares.
Apparently she does, because she can't even make it to the sink to get something to drink before she's turning around and going back to the communal living area to start picking her stuff back up from where she left it strolled across the floor.
It was stupid and immature to do in the first place. She's muttering to herself as she picks it back up.]
Who do you think you're gonna turn into like this, Catra?

house party
By a familiar voice.
She quickly puts two and two together as she sneaks toward the living room, where she leans onto the doorframe, arms crossed. ]
I don't think that's gonna happen anytime soon.
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It takes everything in Lonnie to only jerk her head and not her entire body jumping five feet in the air at the sound of that voice.]
How? You--When did you get here?
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Just got in.
[ She pushes herself off the doorframe and lazily approaches Lonnie. ]
So you're the new roommate, I take it.
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Hold up. How long have you been here? On "Earth" or whatever this place is called.
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A few months. Time's weird here. Lots of things are.
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[Yes, Lonnie was paying attention.]
What was happening when you left? Back home.
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I got promoted. You know, right after the Battle of Bright Moon, in which I came closer to defeating the rebellion than anyone before me. I remember that.
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[What should she say? Will it do any good for Catra to know?]
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What aren't you telling me?
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Look...there was a mission that went bad. Trying to keep this stronghold on a river pass we needed. We failed. It was the first mission you left to us without you around. Things have been at a stand-still over there for a while.
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[ Deep sigh! ]
Give me the details later so I know what not to expect from you.
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[She may be using this to deflect, but she's not going to take all the blame!]
And besides, the entire Princess squad showed up. We didn't have the resources at the pass to deal with that kind of assault. That won't happen here.
[Lonnie isn't going to be caught out if she can avoid it. She may not know this place, she will do whatever she can to stay ahead.]
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Yeah, 'cause there's nothing to defend here. Or to fight against. No Princess Alliance, just Adora.
[ She won't exactly say that she and Adora are on sorta-friendly terms now and also kissed. ]
Tourist Season
She's drawing some attention as an obvious imPort, but not a ton because of the water fight going on around them. Blessed be that particular thing.
There's a pause as Adora's gaze flickers across Lonnie, surprise registering a moment later...]
Lonnie?
[If ever there was a time for a water balloon to the face, this would be it.]
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--that's Adora. Adora is here. So She-Ra is here. How many other Princesses are around?
She calls Lonnie's name and she squeezes the water balloon for a moment, teeth clenching--
--only to have the water balloon vanish from her hand and appear right over Adora's head.]
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But wait...that dangly bit of rubber that was hanging down from her ear is the same color as Lonnie's balloon.]
What the heck did you do that for, Lonnie?!
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If you hadn't moved in front of my aim you wouldn't have gotten hit.
[Like she's ever admit it was a complete unintentional accident.]
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[Moving closer, Adora glares down from horseback, the animal stamping it's hooves nervously, as if sensing her mood.]
And when did you get here, anyway?
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[And just as she says that two more water balloons are coming at them from above.]
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It's just...water balloons? What in the world?!
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She was yelling at some guy but he got away and she's taking it out on everyone else.
[She could have done worse, but of course these people were so weird they couldn't even get revenge correctly.]
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[Listen. This is really dumb. This is like, really dumb.]
Mad about a guy and now water balloons? Who does that as revenge on a hot day like this?!
[It's weird and pathetic.]
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[Just as she says that more water balloons are raining down on them and Lonnie holds out a hand and focuses for moment. Two more water balloons vanish from the air and end up right in her hands. She smirks. Getting the hang of this.]
Now get out of my way, Princess.
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[She scoots a few feet to the side, ready to have her horse's wings act as a shield against counterattacks.]
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[Because you don't get to tell her what to do Adora. But she's already throwing the balloon with as much force as she can--which happens to be a lot because super strength--and it aiming it right the girl. It hits her on the side, sending her careening before she spins around and catches sight of them. She doesn't look happy.]
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[Is a water balloon attack seriously getting out of hand?]
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If that's how you want to play, take this!
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There are a lot of water balloons coming down now. Like the girl decided to empty her entire bag on Adora's head.]
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biking
Hey!
[Might not be the smartest decision, but he gives chase, pushing off on his board to catch up.]
Watch where you're going! You could hurt someone!
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I'm watching where I'm going! You need to pay attention to what's going on around you before you get yourself hit.
[Not sorry in the least.]
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[What a jerk. He should probably continue with what he was doing, but he keeps after her, spurred on by indignant feelings.]
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[She ends up having to jerk the bike around a food cart and it's enough to dislodge the lid on the crate on the back of her bike holding the pizzas. If she's not careful, it's not going to stay on.]
oof sorry for the slow
[Okay, this is stupid. But he's done plenty of stupid stuff before, so...]
You should at least apologize!
[Gritting his teeth, he pushes harder, speeding up on the skateboard as fast as he can possibly go, and reaches out for the conveniently-placed, wobbly-looking crate. If he grabs it, maybe she'll have to stop.]