fandomhigh | Working Together: How Not to be an A-Hole - Monday

In the Danger Shop, Jack looked at the items and pictures on the holo of her desk, a little bemused at them. It was kind of adorable. Norman had brought in an actual burger. He could have taken a picture of the sign at Luke's but.. no, that was an actual burger right there on her desk next to a dandelion. She picked the two-day-old cold burger up and took a bite. Huh. Kind of like McDonald's for mealyness but with more flavor. Still bland. Meh. Calories were calories. She crunched on through the stale bun unbothered.

"So I see you guys did great with the scavenger hunt," she said around a mouthful, "After you finish the confidence course, today's goal is Two Truths and a Lie. With a twist. You'll still choose a captain. Instead of playing this one on one, you're going to round robin the f.. game. Each will take a turn telling two truths and one lie about themselves. The group as a whole has to decide which is the lie and turn it in to the team captain. Captain will keep track. Once everyone's gone, you'll tell whether or not your lie was discovered."

She nodded at the whiteboard on one wall. Then she nodded at the confidence course. "Have at."

[OCD is up. Please wait for Prompto to ping in for the confidence course thread.]

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"Nah, dude, it's cool," Prompto encouraged him with a crooked grin at that tentative approach. "They're totally friendly! I know, because I programmed them! And, I mean, they're chocobos, they're the best."

"I mean, aside from 'really big bird,' I have no idea what that means," Norman noted, offering Prompto a kind of lopsided smile. "People ride on these? Really?"

"Yeah," Prompto said, nothing crooked about his smile now as it lit up his face, his tone just as wistful as it was excited and adoring. He rubbed an appreciative hand on the neck of the chocobo he'd claimed, and the chocobo little out a little wark of apprecition before a softer little kweh.

And Prompto was going to be a puddle on the floor for a moment. Even if he'd programmed it, he so wasn't even ready for that.

"They really do. Not so much in the city, where I'm from, but outside they do...it's kind of wild, I never actually even saw one first hand until coming here, which makes, like, no sense, but, whatever, man! I'll take it!"

"We don't really have anything like this back home," Norman said, tentatively reaching to rest a hand on his chocobo's beak. It gave a soft 'kweh' of its own, before pressing its face right into his armpit, leaving him standing there and blinking as it nudged him a half-step back with the gesture. "Well. We have horses? I guess?"

He'd never ridden a horse, either.

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