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Log: All The Small Things
Who: Wash (OU) and you!
What: Wash has completed his first job as a mercenary and is out to celebrate it
Where: Out and about in town, picking up some better equipment, and then to the Eagle and Asp for a drink
When: Afternoon to night 29/11
Warnings: None so far
It hadn't been the most glamorous of jobs, but any notion of glamour had been beaten out of him practically the day he'd enlisted. The important thing was that his first job as a registered mercenary had gone well and that was the first step to being able to take care of himself without having to rely on other people. Sure, it would take a few more jobs before he felt comfortable, but it was a start.
That was cause enough for celebration, right?
His first step is to head out to a supplier to stock up on equipment. Nothing fancy for now, but enough to get him started. A good gun or two, and a solid combat knife.
There's other things that he needs, an almost overwhelming amount, he realises now that he has the money to start thinking about it. Clothes that aren't fatigues or armour, and there's so many different kinds that it takes him far longer than it should to pick out what he needs.
And once that's done, he heads to the Eagle and Asp for a drink. It feels appropriate somehow.
What: Wash has completed his first job as a mercenary and is out to celebrate it
Where: Out and about in town, picking up some better equipment, and then to the Eagle and Asp for a drink
When: Afternoon to night 29/11
Warnings: None so far
It hadn't been the most glamorous of jobs, but any notion of glamour had been beaten out of him practically the day he'd enlisted. The important thing was that his first job as a registered mercenary had gone well and that was the first step to being able to take care of himself without having to rely on other people. Sure, it would take a few more jobs before he felt comfortable, but it was a start.
That was cause enough for celebration, right?
His first step is to head out to a supplier to stock up on equipment. Nothing fancy for now, but enough to get him started. A good gun or two, and a solid combat knife.
There's other things that he needs, an almost overwhelming amount, he realises now that he has the money to start thinking about it. Clothes that aren't fatigues or armour, and there's so many different kinds that it takes him far longer than it should to pick out what he needs.
And once that's done, he heads to the Eagle and Asp for a drink. It feels appropriate somehow.
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"Let's start with some dark jeans. Until you can go get other stuff," Delta suggests to him. "They're pretty sturdy, even if you want something more in the future."
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"Jeans are good," Wash agrees. "They'll make a good start."
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But he can't be certain. Even if he's got a good idea on length, waist is harder. He selects a few sizes which make sense to him and hands them over. "Come on, you're going to try these on to give us an idea of size."
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"Right. Changing rooms." He wasn't dropping his pants in the middle of the store. He didn't have much sense of modesty after sharing shower blocks with his team, but that didn't mean he wanted to give a show.
He takes the offered clothing and all but bolts towards the changing rooms. He changes as quickly as he can, trying them on until he finds some that feel the right size. Not too loose, but not restrictively tight. He returns with the one that fits. "This seems to be the right size."
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"You can try these on to see if you like them. Or you can just take them."
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"No problem. I do this a LOT for my family. Seven siblings, though some are old enough to shop on their own these days. Being a parent is hard, though. Now... are you looking into shirts for right now, and if so, would it be dress, t-shirt, or something dress-casual? I don't know what security wants."
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Truth be told, he'd happily keep dressing the man. Shoes, socks, maybe a tie.
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This is the most delightful distraction for him.
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"Try these next."
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He would have taken forever trying to find something, baffled by the array, or would possibly have just grabbed the first couple that he came to and hoped. He takes the offered shirts. They do match his helmet, and the scarf. And he thinks they'll look good. "Are you sure you don't do this professionally?"
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Or he could be paranoid and Omega could be a normal name here, but he doesn't think so.
"I can't even imagine shopping for that many people. I can barely manage myself."
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"Some of them are old enough to do it on their own. But mostly, they're messes. I get to make people look good. So no, not a professional. Just... an experienced amateur looking for some fun. And you're entertaining me."
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"I'm glad I can be entertaining. You're saving me a hell of a lot of time and grief so it evens out."
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"Well?"
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