Saturday Morning, Detention--Danger Shop

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

In a surprisingly neat hand, the following list had been posted to the door:

Detention: Saturday, February 23

Eve Levine
John Sheppard
Karal Austreben
Liir Thropp
Teyla Emmagan
Yasutora "Chad" Sado

Vala was grinning as they entered, then locked the door behind them. "Good morning, my minions. Welcome to a life of freedom and debauchery, at least until lunch, when you return to your normal everyday routines, which anywhere other than Fandom would be quite dull."

[ooc: OCD a'comin' is up. Play away! ETA: Oops. So, yeah. I forgot to mention that any tools are fully available and moddable.]

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Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[senor-chado.livejournal.com]

Chad was...admittedly, a little confused. This was not a rare occasion, of course, but he was slowly coming around to the realization that he had something and it would be in his best interests to not have something. He scratched the back of his head with one hand as his other one held the chest tucked under his arm. One of the swords, which he hadn't used, but had taken, was forgotten at his waist. You see, at the time, he thought it made him look a little dashing, but he'd completely ignored it since them.

"Um, hey. Want to help take this chest off my hands?"

Chad was not much of a bargainer. Not with anything that didn't involve music.

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

Vala had given up volunteer work a while ago. "What's in it for me?"

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[senor-chado.livejournal.com]

"Well," Chad said, head tilting, "you get this...cool...chest. Full of stuff. It's kinda heavy, but how many people can say, 'hey. I've got a cool chest. Full of stuff?"

He didn't think many people could, but it was just an assumption.

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

"I can," she nodded. "They've got their own room and everything."

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[senor-chado.livejournal.com]

"A collector, then," Chad nodded. "Good. You can add this one."

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

"Why should I take yours? It could be of inferiour quality, and besides, I can't carry it."

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[senor-chado.livejournal.com]

"Because...."

Chad wasn't sure; nor was he a quick thinker. So a moment passed by.

"...you don't know that it's inferiour quality," he pointed out and then, he shifted a little to allow him to hold it out to her. "Here. See for yourself. It's not that heavy" -- as if he was anyone to be able to effective compare weights here-- "Give it a good look yourself."

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

Vala opened the lid and hmmmed at what she found inside. "I don't know. Maybe if you threw in that sword you were wearing..."

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[senor-chado.livejournal.com]

The thing was, by the time Vala got around to asking about the sword, Chad had already turned around and started running away.

That strategy had very rarely failed him before.

Re: Earn a Living--Part III

[spacepiratevala.livejournal.com]

She'd been a space pirate for a few years now, and this was the very first time she'd ever had anyone give her treasure without asking for anything in return.

So now she was stepping back from the chest and running after Chad, not to catch him, but because she thought he'd rigged it to explode. After four steps, she remembered that she hadn't programmed the treasures to be detonated and went back to the chest to see what she'd gotten.