Kanan Jarrus (
notallofus) wrote2017-07-04 11:14 pm
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Rion
Come to Rion, they said.
See a tropical paradise, they said.
No one ever mentioned a monsoon season.
Meeting their contact in the open is going to look both suspicious and stupid, so he and Hera have taken refuge in a nearby cantina that mostly serves a billion varieties of caf. Seating by the window has just cleared out, and from there they can make visual contact with the Pantoran they're here to meet.
At least that's the current hope.
And hey, the chairs are pretty comfortable.
See a tropical paradise, they said.
No one ever mentioned a monsoon season.
Meeting their contact in the open is going to look both suspicious and stupid, so he and Hera have taken refuge in a nearby cantina that mostly serves a billion varieties of caf. Seating by the window has just cleared out, and from there they can make visual contact with the Pantoran they're here to meet.
At least that's the current hope.
And hey, the chairs are pretty comfortable.
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"I can understand that. If you want to stand out in the rain later, once we've eaten, I promise not to laugh. Or look."
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"Maybe. If there's time later."
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He waves his hand at the window, water-smeared and a little foggy as the cool air in the cantina hits the moist heat from outside.
"It rains."
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Which is true, but. Sometimes the schedule has to change.
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Clearly.
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Mostly Chopper refuses to obey it in any way. Loudly.
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This is totally about Chopper. Yes.
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He only smirks a little, most of it is self-directed.
He really is not great at timetables and scheduling. Improvisation, yes. But that's . . . not the same.
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Weather aside.
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"I would never dream of saying that. We've seen every cantina this side of the galaxy, and you've only made me buy the drinks in half of them."
She's his favorite. Obviously.
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Keeping a straight face with that line is tough, but Kanan tries manfully.
"Though, yeah, I'd probably never find the nice ones."
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Not every time! Just. Sometimes.
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He asks you, Hera.
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"I can think of other ways."
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And his face has not turned at all pink. Nope. Not this man.
(Thank the . . . . someone for the goatee. It helps. At least in his head it does, so that's something.)
"Yeah? Uh. Maybe we can compare notes later."
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"Maybe," she agrees.
"But we're a little busy right now."
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Kanan is going to bury his face in his, giving him time to get his expression back under control.
He definitely does not want their contact witnessing any of this.
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Nothing about the view outside is cause for optimism on that score, but that's not where Hera's looking at the moment.
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He meets Hera's gaze for a second, and the smile gets a little bigger.
"Yeah? Well, I'll keep my hopes up."
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But they're also usually not much to look at.
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Best times, best people, best times with the best people . . .
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Probably not coincidentally, desert planets tend to have the best black markets and under-the-radar rendezvous spots.
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His grin goes crooked.
"Anything to get out of this rain."
Still no sign of the contact. But they've still got plenty of time until it counts as 'late'. No sense worrying yet.
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