Oh man, let's hope Liara fans won't freak out like Miri fans did...
I suggest we should change back to Tali, asap?
Edit:
Something like a repost, eh?
Someone With Mass wrote...
Alright.
The squad is stranded on a unpopulated planet for a month. It's a green planet with lots of plants and all that.
You can give it a shot if you want.
Maybe not the best, but I can barely think in this heat.
But let's see what I can think of...
Two figures huddled around a small fire, made in one of the clearings the dense forest sported here and there.
"We've been here almost for a month now," the other figure spoke, it's voice femine and slightly synthetical tone could be heard. "I can't believe the Normandy could be crippled so badly from a single, and keelah! A lucky shot like that!" it exclaimed, voice starting to rise above appropriate levels. "And why does he bring me down here to patrol some stupid jungle, when I could be up there, fixing the ship," it continued and gestured towards the bright and clear sky, spotting hundreads of thousands of different stars like they were looking back at the two companions.
"Hey, calm down," the other figure started to reassure its companion, its voice full of playfulness and vivid with femine undertones. "Shep knows what you can do, but it's not about that. The Normandy needs replacement parts, nothing we can just make up from the thin air. And you know this too," it continued and placed its hand on the other's shoulder.
"But I like to work with the engines," the first one protested tiredly.
"We all know that," the second one smirked. "And that's why you need a break from the ship." it continued and turned to throw another log into the fire they had put up.
"I know," the other admitted and hung its head low.
"Besides," the happier one whispered. "Think what could happen between you two when I'm not around," it suggested.
"Keelah! I.. I.. Just how did yo-, no. I don't understand what you are trying to say. I'm just an engineer, and he is a captain. Nothing more!" the taller one was startled and now babbled its words at its companion who giggled in response.
"Okay, what are you ladies scheming over here!" Shepard barked and caught the two women in surprise, both jumping up and screaming at him as he had sneaked behind them.
"Oh, you, you
bosh'tet!" Tali snorted and glared at him angrily, as he was still laughing.
"Not funny, Shep!" Kasumi remarked at him, trying to keep her tone in level with her irritation. But soon, her demeanor softened and she started to giggle slowly, looking at Tali.
As Tali noticed this, she felt the heat on her cheecks and started to wring her hands together. "What's so funny?" She asked warily.
"Your... your visor is fogging up," Kasumi managed to breath out.
"Yes, I know that. And I hate it and I hate this stupid planet for being so humid," she snapped back. "So what makes it so funny?" She asked again, now frustrated by a bit.
Shepard and Kasumi shared a glance before bursting into another laughter.
"We... We humans have our own, historical and maybe cultural thing with... glass surfaces getting all foggy," Shepard replied through his laughter. "Maybe Kasumi will explain it to you when we get back to Normandy," he suggested as he managed to get control over his body.
"Or maybe I won't!" Kasumi quipped and vanished into a thin air with her cloak. As Shepard started to rub his neck at the awkward moment, Tali stepped closer to him, hands crossed before her.
"So... That explanation... I would like to have it
now," she said sternly, knowing how her mask hid her wide grin.
Modifié par Thelacan, 22 juillet 2010 - 05:33 .