Mateo
Should'a seen what I wore
I had a cane and a party hat
I had a cane and a party hat
Mateo may not be a mindreader, but he has eyes, and whether or not he wants to fight Flora for her boyfriend or half her wardrobe, he knows better just by watching his sister with the darkly dressed captain. "If you visited Stormbreak more often it would be as good as if I had moved to Torchline," he trills right back to her, before settling in to eat and chat and observe The Ark in the distance. "I think we do, yes," he says after swallowing a mouthful of pasta. "Though if you call that ship out there a boat again, you might find yourself single again very soon."
Indeed, Mateo thinks he might be able to cut glass on the captain's jaw by the way it has feathered in response to Flora's choice of words. Still, it's forgotten soon enough, especially as Remi and Ronin make their reappearance, the botanist gesturing dramatically to the space on the table where his drink ought to be. "Were you going back to the Cordillera for it or something?" he demands with a grin.
Indeed, Mateo thinks he might be able to cut glass on the captain's jaw by the way it has feathered in response to Flora's choice of words. Still, it's forgotten soon enough, especially as Remi and Ronin make their reappearance, the botanist gesturing dramatically to the space on the table where his drink ought to be. "Were you going back to the Cordillera for it or something?" he demands with a grin.
I was the king of this hologram
where there's no such thing as getting out of hand
where there's no such thing as getting out of hand
