Missing Wings ~ A roleplay (Please Join!)

[PaperRose]

Requin
Requin smiled. Her smiles were generally on the menacing side and this one was no exception. She was smiling at the fact that he showed up just when she was thinking of him and that he offered her to play the game that caused her to get that awful bruise. She felt like laughing but decided to keep her menacing streak up and said "Is this the game that you made when you should have been piloting the ship?" Requin asked. It wasn't said in a angry sort of way but in the voice that led you to believe that you were walking into a trap and they were trying to seem like that trap wasn't there.

[sincerelysoft]

Jackson looked awkward. If he didn't answer her, she'd probably bully him about it later. "I WAS piloting the ship, the ship just forgot to mention the incredibly close planet. I do talk to it, after all. The ship, I mean. That's how we got off the base, obviously."

[PaperRose]

Requin
Requin looked at him. "Why didn't it tell you that the planet was so close?" Requin asked. She was not impressed with the fact that the ship couldn't tell you how close a planet was. What did it want you to do? Crash into the planet? She had no idea how the whole thing worked but if it wasn't working right someone should fix it.

[sincerelysoft]

"Well, she... The ship's a female, by the way." Jackson rambled a bit. "She forgot. She was helping me find the things we needed for the game, and she hadn't realized how fast we had been going, so we got here a lot sooner that she expected us to. Computers have faults too, you know. Anyways, we're still alive, aren't we? It's not like anyone broke an arm."

[PaperRose]

Requin
Requin smiled. "So it was the game that caused this?" Requin asked. She was not impressed with the fact that it really was that stupid game that caused this game. It better be one great game if almost caused us to crash on a strange planet. Requin thought. She stared back outside wondering how Marina was doing on the scout. Maybe she came across a giant beast that was aggressive so Requin had another point to prove. Requin's gill still hurt but it felt a tiny bit better. She hoped it would go away soon because with each breath she took it hurt.

[LynaaLee]

(D: Aghh, sorry guys! I was gone most of the weekend!)

Ellie, having been quiet most of the time since they crashed, her eyes full of tears from the crash, nervously peered around as everyone else in the room talked and tried to figure out what was going on. Moving herself to her feet, she sniffled a soft, "I don't like crashing..." before moving over to the scrambled hologram and poking at it nervously as if she was afraid the interesting thing would never work again.

[PaperRose]

Requin
Requin just noticed Elie and heard her comment about not liking to crash. Neither do I. Requin thought. And it was that stupid game that caused it. Though it seemed Ellie was checking on the game. Requin sighed and looked back at Jackson to see if he had a answer for her question and this whole crash.

[sincerelysoft]

"I-I-I" Jackson stuttered. "Indirectly, I guess you could say that..." He avoided making eye contact with Requin, turning to Ellie and the game. "It's alright, a little bump like that won't hurt it." He smiled softly, before wincing and turning to Requin. He took a deep breath, and became serious. "We would have landed here anyways, so no harm done. With the type of life we're going to have, you can't expect to not end up getting hurt."

[PaperRose]

Requin
Requin crossed her arms. "Well we can try." Requin said. "If you pay attention to what you are suppose to be doing, you're less likely to end up getting hurt." Requin hoped that Jackson got what she was saying. Requin just hoped that there would be no more crash landings. If there were Requin would be all over Jackson, again, for not paying attention to the ship. If he wanted to go do something else he should go ask someone else to take control of the ship while he did whatever he wanted to do.

[LynaaLee]

Ellie, in relief for hearing that the hologram wouldn't be broken, smiled wide. She continued quietly poking at it while the others spoke, watching it quiver when she did so. Still shaken up from the crash landing, she sighed, rubbing her teary eyes with her forearm. Everything was okay now, wasn't it? She would have to be taken care of no matter where they were! More than anything, however, Ellie just wanted to go back home, back to where she came from- and be able to spread her wings and fly again without any silly human body holding her down. But, for now, the hologram would do, poking at it curiously in different places.