Mr. Fix-It (ota)

[st_x5_494]

You could tell Alec was bored because he was actually being helpful for once. The washing machine was broken and while he was fairly certain that it would be fixed the next day, he had actually turned it on its side and was currently taking parts out and laying them on the ground. He hadn't quite found the reason for the unit to stop working and part of him was going to be pissed if it was some sort of 'magic' shit rather than a busted fan or something 'normal'.

And this was the story of how the floor was filled with crap as Alec demonstrated his ability to be handy.

[OTA] shopping or whatever

[st_ripetail]

The 'boutique' was pretty much a nightmare of pink and glittery, at least in places, but the fact that the thing restocked itself was useful as fuck. Sure, you couldn't always rely on finding the same things you did before, but there was almost always something similar. And Rocket was used to repurposing and relying on junk, anyway. Junk was usually free. Nobody cared if you took their garbage, and they didn't care for long after they were blown up by what you'd turned the garbage into.

All of which was why Rocket spent a lot more time in the boutique/gift shop than most people would have expected, given that there was nothing pink and glittery about him. Except, now, a backpack which was still pink but no longer glittery, as the rhinestone-things had been pried off and store elsewhere.

As per usual, he climbed shelves and fixtures, evaluating items and occasionally shoving something into the backpack. There was a heavy emphasis on anything with clockwork or mechanisms, but also postcards, greeting cards, and clothes that had rhinestones, sequins, or beads.

[Link Drop] - 5/29

[st_arkintern]

Date: 5/29

Quill attempts (poorly) to talk about the dangers of superhero-ing. Peter predictably fanboys.

[Here | Gen | Completed | Fanboying Ahoy]