Rhy Maresh (
unbreakable_king) wrote in
aterat2021-08-05 03:00 am
A King Off Balance
Who;Rhy Maresh, Open
What; Tailor Work, A Minor robbery, A Disney Princess Moment
Where; The Tailor Shop, The Markets, The Park
When; Early August
Warnings; None Yet
1. A Stitch In Time... | A Seamstress's Shop
The young woman who watched the counter was sick this morning. It was something Rhy had been informed of when he had first entered and, of course, the other ladies that worked in the shop had a very reasonable expectation of that. There were dresses to be made, suits to be prepared, shirts and blouses and vests. So many different things hat needed finished or prepared or repaired. All in all it meant that the newest hire who was still working on some of the easier skills was watching the counter. So he sat there behind the counter, working on repairing a vest.
Until, that was, the door opened. He looked up with a bright smile at the individual entering.
"Good morning. How might we serve you? Something new to wear? Repairs? Perhaps some lovely embroidery to enhance what you already own?"
2. Light Fingers Cause Problems | The Open Air Markets
Lunch, or nearly that. Rhy had been given leave a bit early from his job to go collect lunch, given he was intending to bring it back to the small tables near his place of work to have lunch with his husband and their lovely pup. Today it was his turn to buy their lunch, and so he had, a basket of small pastries, sweet and savory, a small wedge of cheese, and a small bunch of grapes. This last item was in the hands of the vendor, about to go into Rhy's basket as he took the small purse with the last of the money for lunch in hand as a child ran by.
One second there was a small pouch in his hand. The next just empty air as the child bolted off through the market, with the vendor cursing as the child ran off. And Rhy stood there, shocked.
"Did... Was I just stolen from?"
What a strange and interesting thing!
3. Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear | The Park
A day off. They were not the most common for Rhy, but he did so enjoy when they came. With Llewellyn busy at work Rhy had set himself into the park, another trip to allow their sweet basset hound pup get used to the plant and animal life. The dog was currently napping at the end of his leash, tuckered out from some vigorous sniffing action. Rhy, meanwhile, had settled on a bench with a book in his lap, enjoying the slow progression of a book he had bought.
He didn't even notice the little song birds growing interested until one landed on the top of his book, tweeting at him in curiosity. The man went very still and stared at the little finch, which seemed to have no problem with his presence.
What did he do now? He didn't want to scare the thing. Oh dear.
What; Tailor Work, A Minor robbery, A Disney Princess Moment
Where; The Tailor Shop, The Markets, The Park
When; Early August
Warnings; None Yet
1. A Stitch In Time... | A Seamstress's Shop
The young woman who watched the counter was sick this morning. It was something Rhy had been informed of when he had first entered and, of course, the other ladies that worked in the shop had a very reasonable expectation of that. There were dresses to be made, suits to be prepared, shirts and blouses and vests. So many different things hat needed finished or prepared or repaired. All in all it meant that the newest hire who was still working on some of the easier skills was watching the counter. So he sat there behind the counter, working on repairing a vest.
Until, that was, the door opened. He looked up with a bright smile at the individual entering.
"Good morning. How might we serve you? Something new to wear? Repairs? Perhaps some lovely embroidery to enhance what you already own?"
2. Light Fingers Cause Problems | The Open Air Markets
Lunch, or nearly that. Rhy had been given leave a bit early from his job to go collect lunch, given he was intending to bring it back to the small tables near his place of work to have lunch with his husband and their lovely pup. Today it was his turn to buy their lunch, and so he had, a basket of small pastries, sweet and savory, a small wedge of cheese, and a small bunch of grapes. This last item was in the hands of the vendor, about to go into Rhy's basket as he took the small purse with the last of the money for lunch in hand as a child ran by.
One second there was a small pouch in his hand. The next just empty air as the child bolted off through the market, with the vendor cursing as the child ran off. And Rhy stood there, shocked.
"Did... Was I just stolen from?"
What a strange and interesting thing!
3. Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear | The Park
A day off. They were not the most common for Rhy, but he did so enjoy when they came. With Llewellyn busy at work Rhy had set himself into the park, another trip to allow their sweet basset hound pup get used to the plant and animal life. The dog was currently napping at the end of his leash, tuckered out from some vigorous sniffing action. Rhy, meanwhile, had settled on a bench with a book in his lap, enjoying the slow progression of a book he had bought.
He didn't even notice the little song birds growing interested until one landed on the top of his book, tweeting at him in curiosity. The man went very still and stared at the little finch, which seemed to have no problem with his presence.
What did he do now? He didn't want to scare the thing. Oh dear.

2. Light Fingers Cause Problems - Sorry but this amuses me
He had seen Rhy around a little, but he was often with that tall man who wore a hat... And Mono felt a little wary of that guy.
But Rhy looked pretty confused by the whole thing, and the kid really liked finding opportunities where he could help someone. “Yeah, I think that’s exactly what happened, sir.”
He was wearing his postman hat today, brim pulled low over his eyes. “And they’re going kinda fast. You want me to help? I’m pretty fast.” Mono liked to think he was pretty good at running, was either running or sneaking in his world.
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"Uh, yes, that would be helpful. I will share the grapes with you if you're able to get the funds back?"
Seemed the best thing he could do. The money was meant for the grapes.
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Plus, he was pretty proud of the postman hat; he found it in a post office, and even delivered a package to…
Well, he wasn’t sure who or what had been on the other side of the door. But the point stood, he’d fulfilled the duty required to wear it!
The offer gets a small, obvious reaction, though. Perking up a bit, because fresh grapes did sound pretty good. He had been offering for free, but Mono wasn’t stupid. If people offered you free food in this world, they generally meant it. “It’s a deal, Mr. I’ll be right back!”
And he was off with a quick dash, definitely faster than the first child, but perhaps slightly clumsy as he skidded or stumbled once or twice. He wasn’t nearly as stable as Six had been back in the pale city, but he also was pretty good at spotting openings and shortcuts to make up the distance.
Rhy could either follow along or wait. Either way, the kid was clearly serious about his offer.
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He'd really wanted those too, but it wasn't like he was going to give up the more substantive parts of the meal.
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So perhaps it wasn’t so strange that Rhy had moved away from the stand by the time he got back. Still, the kid frowned a bit. He had said he’d get it. Where did the guy go?
Slipping in and out of crowds, moving around stalls, and avoiding a couple chocobo drawn carriages, he finally spotted a familiar figure moving away. “Oi! Hey!!” He called out, one of the rare times he actually yelled. Usually raising his voice was reserved for trying to get Six’s attention, or distracting a monster, and he hadn’t really had much need to in this world since she wasn’t here and he hadn’t really needed to get someone’s attention much yet. “Mr!! Don’t you want your money?”
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"You came back?"
Frankly he was shocked.
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He finally nodded, holding the money up for him to take. "Well, yeah...? I said I was gonna get your money for you. Can't give it to you unless I come back, right?"
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He was going ot keep his word.
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The offer gets a serious nod from the kid, though. “Yeah? Thanks, I’m kinda hungry. I wasn’t sure if the shopkeeper had anything I could afford.” But he liked fruit a lot. Fresh fruit was still as much of a novelty as everything else.
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Stitch
So he now walked in the shop he hadn't been in since Namine had gone and was greeted by the man behind the counter. Almost immediately his eyes spied some material that would look perfect fashioned as a waistcoat and he nodded.
"Good morning. I've actually come to find some material that would look perfect as a waistcoat if you'd be so kind."
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"That would be something I'm quite happy to help with. Do you have an idea for color?"
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"A gray with more blue or more ivory to it?"
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"So, part of the question, if you don't have an immediate color preference, is weight of material. Is this to be an every day waistcoat, a seasonal one, for a special occassion...?"
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And even though he wore the ring and necklace that Nida had gifted him with every day, it still was something to try and believe. Marriage was just one of those things he never saw himself ever being lucky enough to participate in and be a part of.
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"Well, we must make you look your best for the lucky partner," Rhy said. He definitely shuffled the more blue one aside, even if he thought it might suit the man's eyes just a little.
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Yup we can do it now
Biiiiiird!!!!
Plus, a man needed to eat lunch… Right?
Right.
So he might have purchased a few things from the market, and upon discovering Rhy was out and about when he looked in on the apartment, had gone on to the park because that was his second favourite place to be. The first being at his husband’s side, of course.
Perhaps he should have expected to run into Rhy there, considering the man had their pup that day… But it was a pleasant surprise, made only more pleasant as his steps slowed when he noticed Rhy staring very intently at something over the top of his book. “What is he doing…” He said quietly, before he realized that it was a small finch that had landed on the book the other was reading.
Oh… Oh no… That was adorable. Llewellyn couldn’t help the small, awed smile that crossed his face as he resisted the temptation to say something and break the moment. What does he do? He takes out the tell-phone and uses it to snap a picture of the moment. Sorry, Rhy. If you happen to see him there, your husband is no help at the moment. He will assist once he’s got evidence of this saved for future reference. “Oh… Oh please don’t fly anywhere.” He murmured to himself as he tried to catch a shot before it flew away.
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"You know, I'm done with these," he conversationally told the bird. "I want to turn the page."
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A small chuckle escaping as he watched Rhy speaking to the bird, and it clearly didn’t seem to care that he wanted to turn the page. Llewellyn really didn’t want to interrupt this moment, but he finally started to move closer to make his presence known. He still doesn’t get too close, but close enough to let his husband know he was there as he sat down in the grass. “Maybe you are, but perhaps they’re not done with them.” He grinned, his tone teasing lightly. The detective was slightly amused by both that and the fact that Pretzel seemed quite content to sleep through all this. “It would seem you’ve made a new friend, dear.”
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"Seems my friend had appointments elsewhere."
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“I’m sorry to have disturbed you both. It was quite a sweet sight, I must admit.” He added to his husband a moment later with a little grin. “I can’t say I blame the little one for being so charmed by you, though.”
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"I'm glad I amused," he noted as he gestured for his partner to join him. "I don't think they were charmed so much as resting."
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“I don’t know, I find most birds tend to rest on the branches of trees than so close to people.” And the bird had seemed quite happy on Rhy’s book, “So I believe that the little finch rather liked your company, or at least your choice in reading material.” He tugged out his phone. “See?” The detective turned the screen to show a rather nice shot of the whole scene.
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What he hadn't expected was the picture. Truly that made him smile.
"YOu are kind to capture my moment."
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CW: NSFW from here. Thanks all!
Re: CW: NSFW from here. Thanks all!
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