flora
"I could always just stab you, really make a show of it." Flora suggests brightly, before helping the captain to his feet no matter his orders. If he was shaky on dry land she doubted he'd make it into the boat without capsizing. "That parcel we picked up had better be worth all of this." She mutters as she takes her seat opposite the captain. It probably wasn't; just some random bit of black market tat that either had been fenced or was in need of fencing.
"Great. I'll put you to bed, then take over the Ark. Maybe I'll have them fly us up to the Cordillera where my dads used to live. If I drop you off there, I don't have to worry about any of this." False, for so many reasons that it didn't take a mind reader to point out, but Flora nevertheless smiled at the thought.
"Look at me." Waiting for him to do so, Flora pointed her finger at him. "Don't you dare pass out until we're close enough for them to see us."
Or else.
"Great. I'll put you to bed, then take over the Ark. Maybe I'll have them fly us up to the Cordillera where my dads used to live. If I drop you off there, I don't have to worry about any of this." False, for so many reasons that it didn't take a mind reader to point out, but Flora nevertheless smiled at the thought.
"Look at me." Waiting for him to do so, Flora pointed her finger at him. "Don't you dare pass out until we're close enough for them to see us."
Or else.
My house of stone, your ivy grows
And now I'm covered in you
And now I'm covered in you
