Llewellyn Watts (
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fandomtownies2025-09-18 11:40 pm
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Trooper Station, Friday
You would think that, being clones, the Troopers would all have identical daemons.
You would be incorrect.
The Trooper Station today was a veritable menagerie of animals Watts had for the most part never heard of before. Well, except for the porg, that was. Who apparently belonged to Calvin? Or Calvin belonged to her? Possibly both?
Look, it was complicated, and even though Jax had tried to explain it, it was a concept Watts was still trying to wrap his head around.
You would be incorrect.
The Trooper Station today was a veritable menagerie of animals Watts had for the most part never heard of before. Well, except for the porg, that was. Who apparently belonged to Calvin? Or Calvin belonged to her? Possibly both?
Look, it was complicated, and even though Jax had tried to explain it, it was a concept Watts was still trying to wrap his head around.

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"Hello, you."
Technically not an answer to Steven's question but it would be dire circumstances indeed if the answer were 'no'.
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"Hello, you," Steven said to Llewellyn. He closed the door behind him now that everyone was inside. (At least everyone Steven was aware of.)
To Jax, Steven added, "I've brought muffins. Can you have those?"
Steven, being Steven, had naturally bought extras just in case.
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"Had a good morning?" Watts asked Steven- and Ziv and Selene by extension.
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"Lots of talking, as you might imagine," Steven said, indicating the menagerie. He came over to Llewellyn's desk so he could put down the tray of two cups and paper bag he was carrying. "Can't say I've wrapped my head around it yet but there we are.
"You're well?" Selene asked, now turning her attention to Watts. She looked him over with the same searching nature she'd been giving the room moments before.
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She didn't need to eat but that didn't mean she wouldn't accept the gesture if the offer was appealing.
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The same as yesterday's, yes, though assembled fresh this morning before he'd left for work.
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Whose? That she wasn't as picky about. Muffins were treats. Sandwiches had vitamins, which Watts needed.
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He was also going to tear off a small piece of the sandwich- less than a quarter, it should be noted- and leave it on the corner of his desk.
If Selene didn't eat it, well. There were plenty of others in the room who would.
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"That's why I was well thrilled that you accepted," Steven added. He handed Llewellyn a cup. "Here. Tea. As you like it."
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By which he meant the Troopers and their assorted daemons.
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She gently grasped it in her mouth by the wrapper and brought it down to the floor where both she and Jax could reach.
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And oh look, the piece of Llewellyn's sandwich was gone under mysterious circumstances and the feeling of a faint breeze. Almost as though Llewellyn had known the right way to offer it to be taken.
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"I think it would be wise if we skipped going to services tomorrow," he said thoughtfully.
As with all things that suddenly appeared for no particular reason in Fandom, Watts was certain the daemons would go back to where they originated from after a few days at most. That didn't mean he wanted to do anything that might artificially hasten the process.
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