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smashacademy2014-06-27 05:53 pm
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[He is accompanied by a cooler of something that is definitely not soda and seems largely unresponsive to most things. Probably (definitely) he's thinking about how all y'all are nerds.]
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Apparently he's not the only one who enjoys the comforts of Earth living. That dude looks mighty familiar. Ian's gonna go stand directly in his sunlight and make things really weird really quick.]
Hey.
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He does not get to finish his sip of beer because he looks up over his little reflector board and sees that it's Ian Malkovich, and not a spooky ghost Ian Malkovich. The real one. Maybe. Who even knows.
Perhaps, in another world than this, Falcon would have said something coherent. Instead, he chokes on his beer and manages to almost spit it out all over himself. Almost. It's very graceful.]
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Woah. You alright there, bud?
[Ian helpfully offers a firm smack on Falcon's back to dislodge anything he may have been choking on, confirming that, yes, this Ian is very corporeal.]
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Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.
[One more cough for good measure and he drags the back of his hand across his mouth.]
You're, uh. Not a ghost this time.
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Nah, my body came with this time.
[Because he still is sort of technically postmortem, and he supposes that does qualify him as a ghost in some regard but really that's all details he can't be too concerned about.]
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Do you want me to call...Samus...
[Samus will know what to do.]
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Yeah, I mean if Adam's not around... He's not, is he?
[Super awkward, but at least Ian knows that as indicated by the hesitance in his voice and the way he rubs his neck when he asks. Ian was sharp enough to realize Falcon was not very keen on the older Malkovich's attitude.]
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[His sentiment that he'd rather not have either Malkovich goes unsaid, but he supposes if they have to start returning from the dead, he'd rather have Ian.]
When did you get here?
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Uh, not to long ago. I met the headmaster-- [Ian thumbs back at a building where he came from.] --Which was, uh, interesting.
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He's literally a hand, yeah.
[And it's kind of sad that Master Hand isn't the weirdest thing at the school, but he's pretty sure Ian knows that already.]
It's best not to think about it.
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try and flirt withtry and pal around with.But he is content to not really think about that for very long. He tries to initiate some friendlier conversation with Falcon.]
Well, he gave me a job. Just doing maintenance around the school.
[It's no SPACE SHIP ENGINEERING but that can be a hobby for now. What this does mean is that Ian is going to stick around for at least awhile. This is probably Falcon's best day ever.]
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[He can get right to work fixing collapsed walls.]
This place is pretty primitive, though. If you haven't figured that out already.
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But no. He has to play it cool, so he leans back into his lawn chair.]
My car does not have wheels.
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And at least if he was gonna die and then be transported through time and space to a place where he had absolutely no chance of being with Samus Aran, at least her boyfriend didn't drive a car with wheels.]
I had my eye on this fixer-upper hover car for once I got stationed somewhere more permanent. I started buying parts for it and everything...
[The excitement in his voice is borderline contagious.]
Well, until I ran out of room in my storage locker. Space is sort of at a premium on the Stations.
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Given the chance to brag about and/or show off his car, Falcon will always, always take it.
HE HAD NO IDEA IAN LIKED CARS]
Really? Custom?
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Of course, no other way to do it.
[There were many a late night when there was perhaps inappropriate use of Galactic Federation tools and equipment to do some unauthorized personal improvements on the aforementioned car parts...]
What do you drive?
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She sort of just fixes the boys with a good long back and forth stare. Ian is definitely here. He isn't incorporeal. He's alive. She liked to think Halloween had prepared her well enough for this possibility--or more like she had long since become so jaded through all of Smash Academy's Smash Academyness that this didn't come as some incomprehensible surprise.
No. What surprised her was that the two boys appeared to be getting along. Maybe they were talking about cars.]
...Ian.
[Hi. Ian. Hello. You're not dead.]
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Of course as interesting as he finds cars Samus is moderately more important than cars at least for right now, so Ian is alright with pausing that conversation. He looks over his shoulder. His grin is already pretty large from the conversation, and it actually falls slightly when he sees her. She was real. She was really real and very much
oldan adult and somewhere deep down that's very strange and kind of disappointing for the young Malkovich.But he does his best not to dwell because this is just as strange if not stranger for her so he's quick to get up, offer one of his biggest smiles and then give her a giant BEAR HUG.]
Hey!
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We were just, uh. Talking cars.
[They sure were.]
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It probably wouldn't come as a surprise to the younger Malkovich that she stiffens and doesn't return the hug immediately. She was much older now, many years jaded and further hardened compared to her Federation days. Maybe not so much terribly older looking physically--she might consider her Chozo DNA both a blessing and a curse in that regard--but her experiences have worn on her without a doubt. The skin around her eyes was a little sharper and more chiseled, the bags under her eyes threatened to get a little darker each passing year, and nicks, cuts, and scars peppered her body that individually weren't worth a mention (sans perhaps one or two Smash Academy acquired ones) but still added to the collective whole.
Standing flush with him feels all at once like such a stark contrast, yet it also doesn't. He was the same old Ian, and now she knew she had a unique opportunity to appreciate him in a new light.]
Oh, is that all?
[Carefully she gives him a strong shoulder pat, probably the closest thing she'd come to a hug, before she separates herself from him and gets a good look. It's hard not to at least smirk. He was always contagious like that.]
I guess I should leave you two alone then.
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No, that's a pretty nice set up you've got there.
[He doesn't really want Samus to go, which is maybe selfish, but she's the only familiar thing in this new stage of life (if he could call it life?). There are also a lot of Big Things he needs to ask but this is not really the time or place to do so. He is pretty happy to leave that alone for now and talk cars.]
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It's a pet project. [She vaguely gestures to the bike.] A little more practical than my ship for local navigation. I take it you don't have anything of your own here, do you?
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You can use the autoshop, if you want.
[Look. Look at him trying to be nice, Samus.]
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Yeah! Guess I can finally start working on something now that I've got time.
[And not, you know, actively enlisted in the military. What a weird concept. Guess this is the "stationed somewhere more permanent" he always kind of wanted?]
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