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iprotectyou) wrote2017-11-15 01:41 am
OOM/IM: The Workout
It can be said that Baze Malbus, having only once drank alcohol before he came to Milliways, is starting to become a lush. He dips into the moonshine stores frequently, enough that he's starting to worry Chirrut, and he knows it.
After his drinking contest and scare with Cassidy, where Baze imbibed enough moonshine that he lost count of the bottles, he's sleeping off his nasty hangover in the early, early morning. He snores loudly, having thrown an arm over his head, completely given over to a dreamless sleep.
After his drinking contest and scare with Cassidy, where Baze imbibed enough moonshine that he lost count of the bottles, he's sleeping off his nasty hangover in the early, early morning. He snores loudly, having thrown an arm over his head, completely given over to a dreamless sleep.

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(It's the first time he's thought of that rock as convenient all morning, it's just at the right height to smash into his shins if he's unwary.)
"You should take the shower first." He smirks, settling his staff across his thighs. "You need it."
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He doesn't sit on the ground, as is his usual wont. He knows that if he sits, he'll never get up again.
"You worked me hard," Baze says, which is the closest he'll come to complaining.
"Do I get to go to bed after a shower--and changing the damn sheets?"
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"What's the point of getting up this early if you're going to let me go back to bed?"
This is a rhetorical question. Baze knows exactly why Chirrut woke him up.
"Don't answer that."
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"Don't do that again, please."
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Yes.
Yes, he will do it again.
He makes no promises he doesn't intend on keeping.
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Which is the point. Still!
Since Chirrut isn't going to be any more forthcoming, and Baze is about to fall over as he stands, he starts the walk back to the bar. His steps are heavy and plodding; he aches, from the cold biting into his arthritic knees to the general malaise of the hangover to the soreness of training, he is a walking sore spot.
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That task done, he hops into the shower. He nearly falls asleep, leaning against the wall, but shakes himself under the spray. After he rinses off the second soaping up of the morning, he stretches in the nude, and then dons his fluffy, terry-cloth robe.
He doesn't speak to Chirrut as he exits, because Baze is still headachy, still sick to his stomach, and still generally irritated. He picks up a cup of sapir and settles on the drying mattress--and almost falls asleep again.
No, damn it, he needs to stay awake until Chirrut finishes his shower. I can do this, he tells himself. I can... I...
His head dips towards his chest, and he almost spills his tea in his lap.
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He's just in time to rescue the teacup before it goes tumbling towards the floor.
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"Good morning, Chirrut."
Baze slumps over in the bed, snoring softly.
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Soon he has himself bundled up into bed as well, and the early morning... can go deal with itself, for now.