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newgenwraith) wrote2015-12-21 01:10 pm
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FORCE AWAKENS OPEN RP

THE FORCE AWAKENS OPEN RP
You've seen The Force Awakens and you have this shiny new muse you want to play with, but where can you go right now without risking spoiling people. Or do you want to bounce your muse off someone from The Force Awakens but can't find any muses on Bakerstreet to play with...
LOOK NO FURTHER!
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She resumed her provocative pose, looking at passing men and women from under her heavy eyelashes.
But her mind wandered out again...
How did you do that?
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How do you?
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I don't know. She thought it back to him with, perhaps, a wistful manner of thinking. I just do.
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It's called the Force. And you're... very strong.
Even he doesn't do this much, but that's partly because he hasn't met many Force telepaths.
It's in and around every living thing. Some of us... can focus it.
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Maya had heard of it. But in the same way she'd heard of fairy tales. No one she knew put much stock in it. Except for her senile grandfather. But he'd been pretty far-gone by the time Maya got to know him.
Nuts. He'd been nuts.
It couldn't possibly be true. The boy was just messing with her, having a laugh at her expense...
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He could understand people not believing in the Force when they'd never met anyone using it. But to dismiss it once you were aware of your own abilities?
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But Maya was used to working with hustlers and thieves and con artists. She wasn't the type to accept something--anything--on faith. Especially the outdated nonsense of faith itself.
The simplest explanation was usually best. The simplest being that he was conning her.
But how? She'd only ever met one other person who could put thoughts into her head before. And he was a mute, ten-year-old kid. Not a lot of explanations there.
So. If she wanted an explanation...
Buy me.
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He was not sure how exactly places like this worked, but he figured that if he wanted to give them his credits communication would happen. So he went inside, girding himself with an attitude of confidence. And very, very glad Han wasn't here to see him squirm.
A short transaction later--they wanted extra, for taking their subliminal billboard off the marquee--he was led to a small room to wait.
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After Pryce shuffled around the girls, he relieved Maya from the marquee and brought her inside, giving her a pep talk, as if it were her first time or something.
Fresh-faced boy. Probably a virgin. Fine. Whatever. She assured him that she would play the 'sweetheart' routine and everything would be fine. Business as usual.
Except it wasn't business as usual. He brought her to the green room. Maya never worked the green room. It was on the top floor of the club, tucked away in a corner at the end of the hall. Gaudy green decorations hung off of the walls. And the bed (round with a rotating motor) sat in the middle, under a green-tinted mirror.
She eyed the mirror dubiously as Pryce bowed out of the room, oozing charm like a Hutt oozed...ooze.
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With Pryce gone, Luke stepped forward, hands folded before him, his expression open.
"You don't believe me," he said, his tone tinged with regret.
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And he was insane.
"It's a little far-fetched," she said, her actual speaking voice less refined than her telepathic voice. She folded her arms across her chest. "But I've never had anyone talk in my head like that before."
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And then, maybe, she'd be able to escape this life.
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It wasn't entirely unheard of.
But the boy had her for the night, so why not?
She sat down on the edge of the rotating bed and crossed her legs, gesturing for him to go ahead and prove it to her.
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After a moment, Maya would feel herself start to rise from the bed, and Luke's eyes opened as he levitated her into the air, six inches above the surface.
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Well, no. This was different. It was controlled.
Aside from the fact that a strange boy was the one controlling it and not her.
"Down please," she said a little sharply. "Down. Now. Thank you."
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"I'm sorry," he said, waving his hands a bit. "That was... I maybe should've asked. But..." He cocked his head, watching her. "It's the sort of thing you could do, with training."
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There was a funny prickling in the back of her mind. She sensed someone irritable above them. That was strange. The room was on the top floor. Someone on the roof, maybe?
She gave the mirror another leery glance, before turning her attention back on the stranger. "Who are you?"
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And it was then that Maya realized she could hear it in the room. Not from him. But from that presence above.
Abruptly, she stood up and shoved him back against the wall, planting her hands around either side of his head and leaning her forehead down so her hair formed a curtain around their faces.
Someone is here looking for you.
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For me? Why?
Which was a stupid question, really on so many levels. He reached out, opening himself up to his surroundings, and caught it. They weren't looking for him to give him good news, that much was clear.
Come with me, he insisted again. If he had to run, he would--but he didn't like leaving her here.
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Which made her suspect.
Maya was not going back to an Imperial detention center again. More importantly, she wasn't going to let Yuri...
Kriff! Yuri!
My little brother. You have to get him out of here. If you think I'm powerful with this Force...thing. Look...the Empire wants him. Can you help him?
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If they want him, then they shouldn't get him. Yes, I'll help. Where is he?
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She'd started moving her shoulders a little bit, giving the spies a show, making them think that she and Luke were getting down to business. It was awkward, to say the least.
But things were going to get way worse in a second. She just...had a bad feeling about it.
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What are you doing? Are they watching?
Great. Reflexively, Luke put his arms around her. It was very awkward.
How do we get out?
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As for getting out...that was complicated.
If we just walk out right now, they'll know we know they're watching...
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