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trans_92011-08-01 11:57 am
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What's Alan? [Open]
Deep in the bowels of the ship, he waited. Below him, the groundbound bipeds milled back and forth, their movements without rhyme or reason. Some were holding slabs of metal, some stared out at the strange, hypnotizing space outside, and still others merely stood, endlessly chattering to each other in their countless inexplicable alien languages, waiting for the ship to translate for them what they could not understand for themselves.
He watched all with his keen, avian intelligence. Alien intelligence.
With no master about to end the boredom of his inquisitive mind, he had been forced to improvise. And now he was free. Free to wreak havoc as he would amongst the silly, slow-witted groundlings.FREEEEEEEEEE
Zouichi wandered from location to location on the ship, but so far, not a single brightly-colored feather to serve as a sign of Alan Turing's presence. The parrot had been acting a little sulky ever since Zouichi had left on that last mission, so he'd decided to leave Alan some space. But this morning, the bird was nowhere to be found.
He was beginning to suspect Howard's cat (Emergency Rations was a terrible name) had something to do with this.
[ooc: Post is open! Please feel free to chase the parrot, try to lure him out, reason with him, call him names, try and cooperate with Zouichi to catch him, whatever! He can be run into anywhere on the ship, just let me know where. The person who will eventually corner him, though, is Shoutarou.]
He watched all with his keen, avian intelligence. Alien intelligence.
With no master about to end the boredom of his inquisitive mind, he had been forced to improvise. And now he was free. Free to wreak havoc as he would amongst the silly, slow-witted groundlings.
Zouichi wandered from location to location on the ship, but so far, not a single brightly-colored feather to serve as a sign of Alan Turing's presence. The parrot had been acting a little sulky ever since Zouichi had left on that last mission, so he'd decided to leave Alan some space. But this morning, the bird was nowhere to be found.
He was beginning to suspect Howard's cat (Emergency Rations was a terrible name) had something to do with this.
[ooc: Post is open! Please feel free to chase the parrot, try to lure him out, reason with him, call him names, try and cooperate with Zouichi to catch him, whatever! He can be run into anywhere on the ship, just let me know where. The person who will eventually corner him, though, is Shoutarou.]

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"Get down from there!" he hisses at the cat, who, of course, doesn't listen and continues to bat a long feather between her paws.
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He stared.
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Alan was so trusting! So guileless! Sob.
"I'll suspend any judgment for now," he said. "But if it turns out your cat ate Alan..."
Then the cat would just have to leave. Go. Get out. Poor little Alan.
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"If it turns out Emergency Rations ate Alan, it'll be because Alan sucks at self-defense."
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Yeah, if that cat ate his bird, she's definitely getting the boot.
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Kicking the kitty out won't bring Alan back, Zou!
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The sweetest, best bird ever. Duh, Howard.
Kicking the cat out won't bring Alan back... but it will make him feel better. Justice must be served.
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Emergency Rations stares at Howard for a second, vaguely perplexed, and then is distracted by the option to lick her privates. Howard's apparently batting oh-for-two with animals.
"Doesn't Superboy have a dog? I bet the dog ate Alan. Dogs are better at just attacking with their teeth anyway."
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Alan never glared at Zouichi. Although sometimes he'd do that cute thing where he rolled over onto his back and chirped and demanded to be held. Or he'd take a bath in a bowl of water. Or fluff up all his feathers so Zouichi could scratch him. Aww.
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Why can't Emergency Rations ever do cute things? All she does is hiss and snarl and scowl and not cover up her business in the litterbox.
Whatever, at least she doesn't do a birdy death-glare all the time.
"You mean you haven't taught Alan how to come when he's called?"
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Because he was eaten.
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Zouichi was done with this conversation. He made his way downstairs, stalking out through the front doorway. "Alan!"
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