thatsamilkshake: (with wee one)
Francine Peters ([personal profile] thatsamilkshake) wrote2010-03-30 10:20 am

Room 505: Tuesday morning before classes

Despite this being her day of classes, Francine was still finding it a relaxing one compared to last week. Besides, she didn't have class for another hour or so. She could totally hang out on her bed, read the interview with Gwen DeMarco in the latest issue of Starlog magazine and... playwiththedroidbaby Hush.

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[OOC: first thread is for she who knows who she is, but open after!]
bitchy_smurf: (action girl)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 02:23 pm (UTC)(link)
Illyria knew how to knock. She just didn't care.

Francine should count herself lucky that the sound she was hearing was someone firmly turning the doorknob and pushing it open, rather than just ripping it off the hinges.
bitchy_smurf: (action girl)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 02:29 pm (UTC)(link)
"I am not Ch-hey," said Illyria, who was perfectly used to names that sounded exactly like that only with more clicking and shrieks and sometimes the occasional scent-emission. "I am Illyria." She stalked over to the other girl's bed and thrust out her arm. "Give me the child."
bitchy_smurf: (curious)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 02:35 pm (UTC)(link)
Illyria eyed said child, and said bosom. "The princeling was right; you are better equipped to nurse it. However, your assistance is no longer required. Hand it over."
bitchy_smurf: (ignoring your advice)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 02:45 pm (UTC)(link)
This time the wide blue eyes were rolling at her, or as close as Illyria ever came, which looked a bit more like a slight unfocusing and a minute shake of the head.

"It's a dead thing made of metal and processed oils, not an actual infant. You needn't cling to it; you're perfectly capable of conceiving your own. Ideally suited, even."
bitchy_smurf: (files)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 03:39 pm (UTC)(link)
"That you have generous amounts of body fat and a pelvic structure wide enough to deliver most human children, though if you were to mate with a large demon or another genetically compatible non-human, the infant might be required to exit via tearing open your flesh instead. Now give me the golem." She reached for it and grabbed a chubby plastic leg.

With Illyria, you had to balance lack of patience with the need to speechify, but eventually the latter always won.
bitchy_smurf: (pinned you to the wall)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 03:54 pm (UTC)(link)
I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans. I promised not to kill humans...

"I didn't say you were fat, I said you were fertile."

The sting was like that of a fly buzzing around her, but still, Illyria seized the dark-haired girl's wrist in her slapped hand and squeezed. Lightly. For her.

"Do not tempt me to determine how many of your bones I can crush to powder without causing your death. As amusing as it is to watch your mammalian instincts make a fool of you over a lump of plastic and sparks, your concern is misplaced. I have no intention of consuming the thing; I require it for class so that Arthur and I can return it to Professor Skywalker."

You couldn't get her to say master if you set fire to her hair, but the other was acceptable.
Edited 2010-03-30 15:56 (UTC)

[identity profile] thismaskiwear.livejournal.com 2010-03-30 04:00 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, look, that would again be the door opening sans the preamble of a knock first, and while the girl walking into the room this time might be off-putting and a little scary in her own way (and might very likely have been the subject of a bit of baby-eating speculation herself at some point or another) she wasn't that scary, dammit.

Also, she lived here, and had a wheeled clock trailing along behind her, and had been out on the roof for the better part of three hours just because she could again and had the vague feeling Francine was borrowing her schtick.

"Can we take the daycare sign --" you know, the one that didn't exist, even though she'd designed several in her head over the past week, none of which would have passed muster if you actually wanted effective advertising -- "off the door now?"
Edited 2010-03-30 16:01 (UTC)
bitchy_smurf: (smirk)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 04:11 pm (UTC)(link)
...Illyria had to pause there. To allow the laughter to build up.

Working on it... working on it.....

"Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!" She did, in fact, let go.
bitchy_smurf: (over my shoulder)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 04:17 pm (UTC)(link)
"You amuse me; you may live," Illyria decided. She also decided to leave out the part where she wouldn't have killed the girl anyway. Purely because it was irrelevant. Yes. "But I require the child now."
bitchy_smurf: (hmm)

[personal profile] bitchy_smurf 2010-03-30 04:24 pm (UTC)(link)
This was bad how? It meant she didn't have to touch the thing. "Very well; your surrender terms are acceptable."

Illyria had a special way of pronouncing 'compromise.' She turned on her heel and stalked back towards the door. "Follow."

[identity profile] thismaskiwear.livejournal.com 2010-03-30 04:33 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, no, Peters, don't think that wrist thing went unnoticed. Note, if you will, Katchoo's slightly incredulous gaze focused on that particular part of your anatomy.

. . . THE WRIST. GEEZ.

"What did you have to do to pull that off, Francie? Walk the frikkin' gauntlet?"

[identity profile] thismaskiwear.livejournal.com 2010-03-30 04:49 pm (UTC)(link)
". . . are you sure she didn't want to eat him?"

Leather-clad demon thing-person was . . . Illyria. You had to be sure about these things, and if Katchoo's patience with the droid babies last semester had been short-lived, it was nothing in comparison. And let's all be glad Katchoo couldn't read the narrative and object to it.

Because the subject of Francine's wrist was likely to be -- wait for it, wait for it -- sore enough as it was.

[identity profile] thismaskiwear.livejournal.com 2010-03-30 05:13 pm (UTC)(link)
"You," Katchoo said, wandering over to get a closer look (if there was bruising she might at least . . . yell at Illyria a lot), "would get yourself stuck babysitting someone else's robokid, Francie. This is what I get for falling in love with such a softie: a week of screwy sleep patterns and having to watch my language."

And subject material for a few paintings that would be horrifyingly sentimental, but shh.

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