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Mission - Pancakes / Backdated to the morning of April 3rd
Who: Tony and anyone awake at Willow Ridge after the Kidnapping Incident
What: Demon be hungry, so that means pancakes for all.
Where: Willow Ridge kitchen
When: Morning of April 3rd, after Nathan's rescue
Warnings: Possibly some recollections of violence, but otherwise only pancakes. Maybe eggs. We'll see.
Dressed in jeans and a light T-shit, one could almost forget just the night before he'd been barely able to walk under his own power and bleeding all over himself. Quite the change, though watching closely it was still evident Tony was a little tender and sore. Moving stiff and careful while he cooked.
As it turned out, healing was hungry business. Fortunately Willow Ridge was equipped with a well enough stocked kitchen, and Tony with a little skill instilled by Hajime. Despite his best efforts, he still couldn't really use chopsticks with any kind of efficiency. Fortunately pancakes only required a spatula.
Stacks of them, in fact. The first attempts, under-cooked or over had already been eaten, but now he was on a roll. Why not ask him why he's cooked so much, or join in to help devour the abundance? Surely, he figured, the others would wake soon and they'd be hungry as well. Though likely Tony was far over-estimating their hunger by comparing it to his own.
What: Demon be hungry, so that means pancakes for all.
Where: Willow Ridge kitchen
When: Morning of April 3rd, after Nathan's rescue
Warnings: Possibly some recollections of violence, but otherwise only pancakes. Maybe eggs. We'll see.
Dressed in jeans and a light T-shit, one could almost forget just the night before he'd been barely able to walk under his own power and bleeding all over himself. Quite the change, though watching closely it was still evident Tony was a little tender and sore. Moving stiff and careful while he cooked.
As it turned out, healing was hungry business. Fortunately Willow Ridge was equipped with a well enough stocked kitchen, and Tony with a little skill instilled by Hajime. Despite his best efforts, he still couldn't really use chopsticks with any kind of efficiency. Fortunately pancakes only required a spatula.
Stacks of them, in fact. The first attempts, under-cooked or over had already been eaten, but now he was on a roll. Why not ask him why he's cooked so much, or join in to help devour the abundance? Surely, he figured, the others would wake soon and they'd be hungry as well. Though likely Tony was far over-estimating their hunger by comparing it to his own.
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A change of clothes and some splashing of cold water on his face has him feeling at least halfway alert, even if he's still somewhat drained. He doesn't bother to so much as run his fingers through his hair. His shoulder aches faintly where the double's fingers had dug in, but it's an ignorable pain, one he's accustomed to. The bruising would fade eventually. It always does.
It's the scents coming from the kitchen that draw him there. Maybe he shouldn't be hungry, given what he'd seen last night . . . but the body turning to feathers has made the more gruesome visual more distant, less real. He can handle food. He should eat, right? He really doesn't do that enough.
He manages to sit without plopping down in undignified fashion, but there's still an unmistakable weariness in his posture. One elbow is propped up on the table, his chin resting in his palm. Almost absently, he watches Tony cook.
"... Pancakes?" Yes, it has taken him this long to finally register what the smell is.
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He perked up when he heard the shuffling, and thunk of someone settling in at the table. When Nathan spoke, he shot a tired but sincere grin over his shoulder.
"Yup," And began dishing up a plate for him right away. If anyone needed fed it was Nathan, and L, but that always goes without saying. "D'you like strawberry, blueberry, ... or I'm sure there's some maple around here somewhere." He goes shuffling about to deposit the offered syrups and plate in front of the slumped Nathan.
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He just kind of stares at the plate when it's set in front of him. Nathan, remember there's this thing called eating? That's what you're supposed to do here. "I am not particular."
His life situation has hardly afforded him the luxury of being choosy.
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She wanders into the kitchen clad in an overlarge T-shirt and still sporting bedhead, wincing at the mid-morning sunlight. The stacks upon stacks of pancakes are a surprise, as is Tony being the one cooking them, but Misa doesn't comment on either of these things immediately.
"Anyone mind if I close the blinds?" she mumbles to no one in particular.
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He was probably the only one dressed semi-decent, but that was probably because he hadn't gone to bed yet. He was waiting to make sure Tony was feeling better and also made a couple phone calls to make sure things were working properly after all the finance haggling from last night.
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"Tony didn't bleed in the pancakes, did he?"
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"No, it's fine, of course." He pushes himself out of his chair. "Water or orange juice? We have that, don't we? You should hydrate."
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"Orange juice, thanks," she says, taking a seat at the table. "How are you feeling?"
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I should be sorry
Hajime, stop making this awkward.
never be sorry
"When did you get here?" she demands in the harshest whisper she can muster.
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He's a little skittish around people he doesn't know, given the way things have been going lately, so don't mind him if walking into the room means you're treated to the sight of a cockroach man sloppily eating pancakes. (It's hard without lips, okay.)
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But Hajime, why are you a bug right now anyway? Doesn't make a lot of sense, but he won't argue. He's just delighted Hajime's humoring him and trying to eat his pancakes anyway. "Hah, s'like a party in here this mornin'. What d'you think, edible?" His mentor's input is very important here, try not to crush him too hard, Hajime.
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But he can at least try to deal with his protege's attempt here, so he'll stuff a piece of pancake in his own mouth--which is kind of awkward and messy because he doesn't actually have lips right now, thanks, weird bug form--and see how it goes. "It's not bad!" And another bite. "You used a mix?"
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Nathan had paid attention to media reports before becoming Numbered. He'd reviewed backlogs of the networks activity after it. It isn't as though he hasn't seen the 'Lord of Bugmen' before. But this is the first time in person, and watching him poke at pancakes is surreal.
"... They taste fine."
They really do. All that prodding at them seems unnecessary to him.
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"You sure?" More prodding. "He used a mix, right? I...don't really trust mixes." Such a picky cockroach.
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/skids in late as usual
"I figured this'd be where you were hidin'."
There was a soft Texan drawl by the door, barely amused under the forced thread of annoyance as Richard slipped into the kitchen and gently thwapped the back of Tony's head.
"Look, I'm not gonna be the person steppin' on this newfound independence of yours, but you know what I expect from you if you ain't gonna be home. You take another blow to the head and forget about your old man?"
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Once he was done with the mock-scolding of his errant adopted son, Richard has a spot at the table and eats far more pancakes than you would expect him to be able to given his body type. Whether they're under or overdone doesn't really seem to matter.
He's mostly watching the comings and goings, giving the occasional nod to anyone who passes near enough to catch his eye and, as he gets used to the light in the room, he'll take off his shades to show the bright orange irises they were hiding.
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"Not hidin'," He insists, and gestures towards the rather impressive stack of pancakes. You want pancakes? Have so many pancakes. By now Richard should know full well that Tony's already impressive appetite ramps up to insane levels when he's injured. "Ran into a bit of trouble last night, had to sleep it off that's all. Sorry I didn't message you, got kinda distracted."
Getting shot kind of distracted, you know.
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He arches both eyebrows over his shades, putting two and two together quickly enough to prompt the envy of any preschooler. The insane amounts of food can really only point to one thing in this kind of context.
"C'mon, kid. Story time."
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His gaze is perhaps a little too intent, simply because that bit of interest has been caught. Though they've never met, Richard will find something about his eyes very familiar -- dark and glassy, they're remarkably like those of Lazarus.
Still, Nathan doesn't say anything. It's his nature to be quiet. He just casts that intent look up at him every few careful, meticulous bites of his own. Pale and silent, he's something of a diminutive ghost at the other side of the table
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Now, Tony's cooking pancakes. So many that even with a crowd of young, active and relatively shell-shocked individuals, there's not really any danger of them running out.
He takes a plate and helps himself to several, staying quiet and mostly keeping to himself. Though he appreciates that Tony's doing this more than he can express in words, the last time he ate pancakes was after a particularly indulgent morning in a hotel ended with being treated to room service. The man who'd beamed as he set them in L's blanketed lap had died horribly the night before after doing horrible things, and his fork feels heavy as he uses it to worry the edges of his pancakes but can't quite seem to start eating them. The syrup's gradually absorbed by the hotcakes, and as they puff and swell, an unexpected and unwanted image of a face being eaten by acid flashes across L's mind, and his hand goes to his mouth as his stomach lurches. Hopefully, that's all that's going to happen.
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Despite a good rest, he's still worn out -- he has two weeks of poor sleep habits to make up for. But he isn't so tired as to fail in noticing Lazarus's behaviour. It's . . . understandable, certainly. Unfortunate, but understandable.
When Lazarus's hand goes over his mouth . . . Nathan isn't really sure what to do. The only things that come about are a slow blink and an inadequate: "... Are you going to be alright?"
Certainly inadequate. There's no inflection in the words. He can't help it; he's still in shut-down from the ordeal and there isn't any telling when he'll finally break out of that state.
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She notes that he isn't eating, but doesn't say anything about it as she eats her fill of pancakes and strawberry syrup (which isn't much). When his hand goes to his mouth as if about to vomit, Misa's immediate assumption is that Lazarus had too much to drink last night as well.
Nathan and Tony had provided for her when she entered the room nursing a massive hangover; it seems only right to pass that courtesy down. Misa slips out of her chair and fetches a glass of cool water, returning to the table and pressing it into Lazarus's hand.
"Try to hydrate. It helps."
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As L helps himself to pancakes Tony shoots him a sleepy but bright smile, gesturing for him to please help himself. He's always delighted when L volunteers to eat, and tolerating his cooking is even better. Makes him feel useful, warms his need to mother hen and take care of his big brother. But there's something wrong, he can't help but notice the way L picks and frays the food, seems lost deep in thought. Then gags, briefly Tony wonders if there's something wrong with the food itself, or if it's something else all together.
"If you like, I can cook you something else?" He offers tentatively. You okay, L?
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Later - for Shou
And as much as he'd love to not wake Shou on the way Tony knows that's probably impossible. Sorry, he tried.
Later
But by the time they were in his room - the air was warmer and smelled a lot like his cologne - Shou was in a grumbly not-sleeping mood again.
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