wildbluevagner | Sixth Bamf [Voice/Action] Dated to 25th

Sixth Bamf [Voice/Action] Dated to 25th

[Voice]

Hey, it's your homeboy Kurt here. Er, I mean... hey, Luceti. I'm just wondering. In whatever times or worlds you all come from, what is it that you do and say to be hip and cool? Just... curious, you know.

[It might also have to do with Billy giving him a wake-up call about his "lingo".]

[Action]

[Primarily for New Feathers or anyone who's occupying any house or apartment that was vacant within the last few months. Because there's an understanding in the house; to keep Rogue from complaining about fuzz in the shower drain, Kurt winds up teleporting into vacant houses and apartments to take showers.

So you may find an unexpected fuzzy man using your bathroom, unaware that someone's living there now. Can he flip his holo-watch on in time to hide his real form?

Otherwise at different points of the day, he can be found at the Battle Dome for morning training or at the item shop helping around.]

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I don't know if you have anything that'd fit me. That and... I kind of have a quick way of getting to where my clothes are.

[That question was Elizabeth's polite way of reminding the other that maybe now would be a good time for pants. Instead, he reveals that he didn't even bring clothes with him--which makes Elizabeth blush to think of someone appearing in her bathroom without anything on.]

That's... true. And I suppose I don't have many pairs of pants, and you might not like my skirts much. [That makes her laugh nervously.]

[He must have forgotten them this shower - gotten too used to the bathrooms being empty. So he gives a nervous chuckle.]

I can't say they're my style. Now a good pair of lederhosen...

Lederhosen? [Elizabeth arches an eyebrow.] Aren't those... German pants?

Right. You could say they're like the symbol of my country. [He says with a meek smile - not that he really wears it himself.]

...pants are the symbol of Germany? In what year? [Please say it's the future. The far, far-flung future...]

2004. I mean, it's not like they use it as the national flag or anything. But they're still what you think of when you think Germany.

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