Peter Octavian (
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fandomtownies2017-09-06 09:38 am
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Covent Garden Flowers, Wednesday
The monsoon had let up today - instead, the entire tropical plant section was hot and so humid it was misty. Fortunately, it meant some of the lake in the aisle was evaporating; unfortunately, it meant that some of the nearby plants were miserable.
And whimpering.
So, today Peter would spend his time alternately moving the complaining plants away from the overwhelming damp heat, and trying to come up with a spell to get rid of some of the water that wouldn't just burn up the entire store.
And bailing it out in buckets and towels. Hey, he could be practical.
The flower shop was open!
And whimpering.
So, today Peter would spend his time alternately moving the complaining plants away from the overwhelming damp heat, and trying to come up with a spell to get rid of some of the water that wouldn't just burn up the entire store.
And bailing it out in buckets and towels. Hey, he could be practical.
The flower shop was open!

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And she'd come to a decision. And that decision was very closely related to her showing up here today.
In her leathers, as always. "Hello."
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"I'm Octavia Blake." This was an Ark environment more than it was a Trigedakru one. So, that was the name she was going with, this time. "Are you hiring?"
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A little blunt, maybe.
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"I'll be happy to have you, but what sort of use are you looking to get from it?" he asked. Just being around plants was enough for him, but probably not for everybody.
Then again, he was pretty sure that was all Shiemi and Nathan were in it for, so you never knew.
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While earning money, since that seemed to be an inescapable necessity in this time.
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He sighed and gestured at the still-very-wet aisle. "And sometimes the island gets creative. Though I think that's everywhere."
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She could make her own value.
So instead, she just glanced over at the aisle. And shrugged. "I can handle it."
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She hadn't had to use it with too many customers, but she'd made sure to learn how it worked. That, and several other things at the store.
"But not the computer."
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