Indy and Mike's Suite
Moon comes to the door, her arms fully of three-week old grey-brown fluffness and knocks.
Mare is by her side, eyes moving between the door and the puppy. The puppy, it should be said, looks like he is not two weeks old, but more like six. He's big and alert and quite happy, squirming in Moon's arms.
She'd promised Indy the puppy, and when she'd seen the little boy among the litter, she'd known this guy was the one meant for Indy.
Moon waits with a big smile on her face, giggling quietly as the puppy licks her chin and nips playfully on occasion.
Mare is by her side, eyes moving between the door and the puppy. The puppy, it should be said, looks like he is not two weeks old, but more like six. He's big and alert and quite happy, squirming in Moon's arms.
She'd promised Indy the puppy, and when she'd seen the little boy among the litter, she'd known this guy was the one meant for Indy.
Moon waits with a big smile on her face, giggling quietly as the puppy licks her chin and nips playfully on occasion.
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She shows this by laughing again, quietly, behind her hand.
"Phil? I don't think he's a Phil." Then she turns to Indy. "And more macho? You are such a guy!" Moon lightly bats Indy's forehead. "But I like you enough that I can forgive that."
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"Stop. Just... stop."
He stoops and places the puppy down on the carpet. There's a slight wince as his recent leg wound protests the strain, but he stays hunkered to observe the cub at close quarters.
"As for you," he asides to Moon, "watch it." He reaches up without taking his eyes off the wolf, and idly swats her butt. "Macho's my thing. You should be appreciatin' it, not forgivin' it."
The cub, for his part, makes a beeline for Stampy's hiding place, very curious about the wiggling thing protruding from the foliage. Before long, a wet wolf nose meets the tip of a miniature elephant trunk. And a suspenseful pause in sniffing and snuffling occurs...
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Think Flowbee without any actual fur loss.
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Which isn't a very good one.
Then she grins as she watches Stampy and the yet-unnamed pup. "A perfect pair," she says with a giggle. "Although, not-yet-macholy-named-puppy might give Stampy a run for her money before long, wanting to chase and pounce her."
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He looks to his room-mate for confirmation.
"Right, Mikey?"
Meanwhile, the pup doesn't quite know what to make of this wriggly worm-thing that's making a very thorough olfactory inspection of him. He sits back on his haunches and tilts his head to one side.
Then decides to take a closer look.
He scrabbles up the side of the plant pot and onto the soil, then half-springs half-blunders through the vegetation, aiming at whatever's beyond.
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"Oh, I'm sorry. Am I allowed to talk again?"
A quick trumpet of alarm comes from within the deep recesses of the potted plant. The walls! They're being breeched! Battle stations!
Of course this being Stampy it really sounds a bit more like: Warning! Bicycle passing on your right.
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Not that the unnamed puppy would eat Stampy.
As Mare and Mons had demonstrated, the tiny-phant was scary in her affectionate way.
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All of a sudden, the puppy breaks from the cover, tumbling onto the carpet, finding his feet, and galloping off towards the couch. He's pursued by the miniphant in all her diminutive ninja glory. Both of them look gleeful rather than fearful or angry.
"Stampy begs to differ," Indy chuckles to Moon.
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Says Mike with more than a bit of pride.
"And I wouldn't worry too much about her when the Yet-To-Be-Named Pup gets bigger. I mean, Stampy's managed not to get hurt with Raph living up here, and I'm pretty sure he's worse than the wolf will ever be. So there's that."
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She's teasing.
Maybe.
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Spoken like a true sage. Or...at very least someone familar with sage, and perhaps rosemary.
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A lot.
"So Puppy and Raph together could equal quite a mess about the flat," she says, eyes sparkling.
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"I'm glad that prospect amuses you," he says.
"Mikey, tell the Loompas to take us off the housekeeping list. I think Moon's volunteering to clean house for us." He flashes Moon a grin. "I'm fine with it, long as she works naked."
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Mike shakes out his arms, cracks his neck, and then proceeds to gently massage his temples with his fingertips.
"One quick note to Bar and it'll all be set up."
He pauses.
"Moon? What would you say your size would be in...oh say a French Maid costume? If you're naked all the time, you'll need something to wear on Thursdays."
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"I don't clean!"
The naked thing doesn't bother her. She'd be happy if the bar allowed for a no clothes dress code. Clothing was binding!
Then she pauses, eyeing Mike sideways.
"And what's on Thursdays?"
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"Nothing, and that's kind of the point."
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"I haven't told you about Thursdays?"
Beat.
"They've been temporarily on hold while Raph's been staying. He's not a big fan of public nudity."
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She taps her chin.
"I would have chosen Fridays, I think. Fridays are good for breaks."
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"You know...I don't really remember why Thursday was chosen."
He looks mildly panicked about this. Forgetting the joke, while only remembering the punchline, well...that's something Donnie does!
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"Oh shit!"
He breaks off as a floor lamp is slammed into (twice) by the chasing animals, and starts to topple towards the carpet. He's the nearest, so he makes a desperate lunge to save it...
...all in vain.
SMASH!
The lamp hits the floor, and the ornate glass shade shatters in quite spectacular fashion.
"Awww geez," Indy moans in the aftermath. "Why can we never have nice stuff?"
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All while giggling.
"Because, you're men. Men can't have nice things without breaking them. It's a good thing you're puppy is a boy. A girl would just go mad surrounded by you lot."
She knows Mel is about, so there is the female influence of Mel and Stampy but... they don't really count.
They've spent too much time with the boys.
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Mike says with a touch of defensive to his voice.
"She's a lady. Got a tutu and everything. Isn't that right girl?
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Uh...Stampy? Stampy!"
But the little tooting ninja that could has vanished.
Mike turns towards Indy.
"You know she's hiding because you used the voice."
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"Sure she is. It's got nothing to do with the shockingly loud crash... or the glass shard deathtrap of a carpet she just created for herself."
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"Oh so that's how it's going to be now, huh?"
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