You have to eat sometime. [Open, During Rebellion.]

[bequiet_hescreamed]

It takes some nerve to stop in the middle of a battle and think, "I'm hungry. I wonder which side is controlling the mess hall at the moment?" and decide that it's worth the risk to go find out. That's exactly what happened here and - fortunately - at the time Clef went to check, the Mess Hall was in fact a neutral zone. Which is to say that no one had thought it strategically important because the food was that bad.

Well, now it was being occupied by the crew. That is, by Clef. Who was sitting at one of the few still-upright tables and eating some grey mush like it was just a normal day. Occasionally some fighters on either side would run through and occasionally pause to go what the fuck? at him, but since nobody had pointed a gun at him yet he so far considered Mission: Get Some Lunch a success. Contrary to all appearances, however, he was quite ready in the event that circumstances should change.

[ooc: Put up a post so there could be multiple threads. Feel free to have a fighty thread in here! I think that would be awesome.

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[bequiet_hescreamed]

Clef, by contrast, looked very suspicious. There was something about her cheerful demeanor combined with the scent of blood and asking about food that made him suspect that she was feeling awfully superior right now. Needless to say, he did not approve.

"It's a crime in some places to look that smug, you know. Are you going to gloat properly, or do I have to chase you out of here?"

... Not that he was sure he really wanted to know what she was up to.

[anwei]

She continued to grin like the Cheshire Cat would after catching a particularly toothsome mouse.

"We're winning, why shouldn't I look smug? No problem, I'll find something I can use for seal-film."

She dashed out the door, then dashed back in the door and skittered behind a table. There was the thunder of armored feet drawing close, and then passing by.

From her spot on the floor, she looked up at Clef and said, "You can blind the Kessek's visual sensors by strobing them with multiple frequencies of light in the high-ultraviolet and visible range."