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wicked_west) wrote2012-11-27 09:52 pm
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Escape [PSL]
Elphie had been asleep without Ford or the Chistery. Once she'd disappeared from him that one day, she stayed away. But today of all days, he was banging on her door. Him and the monkey. And he was hollering something about a ship and if she wasn't the witch anymore to follow him.
Elphie threw on the nearest dress... her flowered one... and grabbed all her scarves. She left the broom behind.
"What do you mean a ship?" the former witch asked as she opened the door.
Elphie threw on the nearest dress... her flowered one... and grabbed all her scarves. She left the broom behind.
"What do you mean a ship?" the former witch asked as she opened the door.
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"But... wouldn't there be more room and even food for us on one of those bigger ships?"
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"What sort of ship is it?" she asked as she walked in. Always good to know this sort of stuff.
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She thinks about it for a second and finally decides she's OK with that.
"Will you teach me to fly it?"
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She grins as she sits down into the chair next to his and buckles up.
"Come here Chistery. We want to be ready for whatever happens..."
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Chistery climbed into her arms and babbled incoherently. Elphie didn't listen though. She was too busy watching Ford hit the different buttons and her ears were perked for any signs that they weren't going to get away with what they were doing.
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They soon cruised out into free space.
"Wheeeeeeee!" he cried as they passed the range of the station's tractor beam.
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"What's wrong? We're free now."
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Having nothing to hold now, Elphie pretended to be perfectly fine with what was happening. It was actually easier now that they were out in open space. Ford also tended to not notice subtleties which made hiding the fear better.
"You're very good at flying," she offered finally.
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"Now we find a beach!" he declared.
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"Yes, a beach. I'm sure it'll be lovely."
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