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iprotectyou) wrote2017-04-05 10:49 pm
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OOM: Shopping
Baze Malbus has always loved the market just outside the Temple of the Kyber in the holy city of NiJedha, where he is a Guardian. The sights and scents and sounds are enticing, and there is always something new to behold.
Today is no different. He and Chirrut have been tasked with picking up the order of vegetables for tonight's dinner, and so it is with a light step and a happy heart that Baze ventures into the stalls.
Today is no different. He and Chirrut have been tasked with picking up the order of vegetables for tonight's dinner, and so it is with a light step and a happy heart that Baze ventures into the stalls.

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"Chirrut?" Baze says, thoroughly confused. He stands on his tiptoes to see if he can spot the blue flower crown. Failing that, he checks with the tea stall. No Chirrut. Baze checks the herbalist. No Chirrut. Baze even checks the vegetable stall. No Chirrut.
Baze doesn't panic. He doesn't. He merely has a tiny freak out, that's all, stomping around with his vegetable bags in hand. "Chirrut!" he calls. Glimpsing a bit of blue in the crowd, Baze rushes forward, only to be met with disappointment: it's a headscarf. "Chirrut!"
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"Shhh, he's about to start again." Chirrut chides, comfortable in an alcove carved into the wall - it has wonderful acoustics here, so the music can drown out the market noise.
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"Well, I do smell steamed buns over there..." One pastry and tea does not a full Chirrut make! Of course, some of the elders consider Chirrut something of a bottomless pit, so there isn't much hope one bun is going to make much of a difference.
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He loops his arm around Chirrut's elbow and all but drags him to the steamed bun seller. Baze orders three--one for himself, as he's a bottomless pit who eats more than Chirrut--and two for his friend. The larger Guardian takes the bags from Chirrut, sets them on the ground, and presses the buns into his hands.
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"Baze, what...?" He trails off, because he has two buns in his hands, so he's going to make inroads in at least one of them.
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He also offers Baze half of the second bun, to be enjoyed while the piper makes the air sing with melodies from a different part of the galaxy.
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"Yes, I suppose so." He agrees, content. He pops the last of his bun in his mouth and hooks his fingers into Baze's belt again, secure.