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carbsliftthespirit) wrote in
fandomtownies2023-03-03 08:34 am
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Pizza Planet, Friday
If one were to ask Raiden if he felt a little bit constrained by his chosen medium sometimes, he would go off on a rant about the glories of pizza, because that was just who he was, but honestly? Sometimes, a little. He had a great taco bake recipe he couldn't make for Pizza Planet, because, y'know, it wasn't a pizza.
But he could make taco pizza, and that was almost as good. Better, in some ways, because it was pizza.
Specials
Taco Pizza
Chicken Enchilada Pizza
Cilantro Lime Chicken Pizza
Pizza Planet is open!
But he could make taco pizza, and that was almost as good. Better, in some ways, because it was pizza.
Taco Pizza
Chicken Enchilada Pizza
Cilantro Lime Chicken Pizza
Pizza Planet is open!

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However...
She had given him quite a bit (certainly in his mind, anyway), and she had also introduced him to pizza, and, after a few days of scavenging for sustenance around the island (which was proving to be a bit difficult; those mask-marked critters with the judging eyes seemed to already have a claim on the best scavenging spots, and he certainly didn't want to stir up any trouble!), he was craving more pizza rather terribly. After a good deal of torturous indecision, he decided he could perhaps spare a little bit of his money from Nell for another delicious, delectable slice...
So it was with a heavy heart that he walked through the door of Pizza Planet that day, but his attention shifted quite suddenly once he looked up.
"Oi!" he said, staring in surprise. "But it's you, innit? You're the man from the park those few times!"
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He was, however, confused. The voice might have seemed kind of familiar, but he couldn't place why... "Uh, yes?" he said. "I mean, I have been to the park a few times, but I don't...I don't think we've met?"
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"Oh, but we have," Boc insisted, taking a moment to press a hand to his chest imploringly. "Though I'm not surprised you mightn't remember me. Not because I'm so unremarkable, although, really, I am that, too, but because I wasn't quite myself at the time. I was a tree. Surely, you must remember that?"
He'd even come back a second time, just to apologize!
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He was honestly a little surprised, actually, that both Nell and Raiden (so far, anyway) had continued to be nice to him, even after he wasn't a tree any more.
"And she introduced me to pizza as well! I rather enjoyed it, pizza. I've never had anything like it before; I was hoping they might let me have a bit more, actually..."
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He tried not to think about the fact that it would probably involve vegan cheese, because that was Steven's choice to make.
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Steven peered around to try to see who was working besides Raiden, then pulled out what he hoped was the correct amount of small gift bags from his satchel. "For you and anyone else who's about. In honor of Purim, you see."
If Raiden looked inside a bag he'd find hamantaschen, chocolate, trail mix, and a small bottle of grape juice. Not in Raiden sized amounts, of course. But hopefully it was the thought that counted?
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"Oh, thanks, that's so nice of you! I didn't get you anything...except pizza, I guess. Who's Llewellyn? I don't think I know them?"
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"And you might know him as Detective Watts? Runs the Trooper Station. He goes by his last name, usually," Steven explained. "Might be why his first name didn't ring a bell."
Of course Steven of all people could understand the multitude of reasons why someone's name might not ring a bell. Bloody memory problems.
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"Oh, Detective Watts! Yeah, I only know him as Detective Watts," Raiden admitted. "You guys must be pretty good friends, to be on a first name basis." From what Raiden remembered of the Victorians.
Also the sharing of pizza, but Raiden didn't share a pizza even with his close friends, largely because, well, he needed more than one to himself.
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Such a waste of tortillas!
"I don't think even Danny can complain about chicken and lime pizza, though," he said. "Let me get that, a large sausage and pepperoni in case he's a whiny baby about it--" Steve said it with love and also like he didn't show up weekly to basically yank Danny's pigtails, "and some garlic knots."
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"Sure thing! I'll get that right in for ya. What have you and Danny been up to lately?"
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"Hi, Raiden, I need a quick order, if that's okay," she greeted him.
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Normal.
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The phone voice lady informed him that, "The woodchuck is a member of the squirrel family Sciuridae and classified as a rodent."
"Got this," he told Rey, then turned and yelled over his shoulder, "Hey, Tito, get the stuff ready for the reporter specials!" Then he turned back to Rey to ask, "How many do you need?"
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