sponsored: (curious; hesitant; +investigating)
Faith Lehane ([personal profile] sponsored) wrote in [community profile] voyagers2015-05-15 08:59 am

cause i'm fashionably socialized

The last time Faith stumbled onto the ship, it was in cuffs, at a fancy party. This time, it's in formalwear, on the deck. A hot pink bodycon dress, heels -- even dangling earrings. She's also covered in blood.

She looks about as comfortable as a pig in a bath.

This is probably indicated by the way she pulls her hair out of its updo, and then begins to pull off the heels. Over the side they go to glop! into the ocean beyond.

The part of her that does look recognizable is the sword in her hand, coated with the same blood that stains her dress and is drying and cracking on her skin.

"Where the hell are those freaking beach towels...?" She grumbles, and begins rooting around the deck doors for the linen closet so that she can clean off her favorite weapon. And she'll probably have to clean up all the drops of blood she leaves behind along the way.

Messy, messy slayer social worker...
kiss_evilgoodbye: (vampire slayer blues)

[personal profile] kiss_evilgoodbye 2015-05-16 11:12 pm (UTC)(link)
Buffy hasn't been off the ship in a while.

It's both frustrating and not at the same time, a curious mix of wanting to know where she'd end up post the destruction of Chicago (or if this is the post, where she'd be off to next), and serious cabin fever, but she's adjusting, slowly but surely. At least they can't say that there's nothing to do. Each room on this boat does hold something new.

She's wandering around a corner, looking to indulge in a fruity drink with a little umbrella when she spots Faith. You would think it would surprise her but given that Buffy has been in the same position herself, she's actually not that surprised.

"One of these days we'll be able to buy a new dress and not get blood and guts all over it in the first twelve hours," she begins as she makes her way forward. "But I'm guessing that day isn't today."
kiss_evilgoodbye: + text (Default)

[personal profile] kiss_evilgoodbye 2015-05-24 07:33 pm (UTC)(link)
Probably true. But Buffy would like to think that somewhere in the not too distant future, her clothes will be safe from the damage of the job that she does, but she has a feeling that's something that's going to end in "never." Slayers themselves have been expendable since time began. Why wouldn't it be the same for their clothing?

"Totally a curse," she says with a sure nod. "One that must be broken ASAP as far as I'm concerned."