Steve McGarrett (
grenadesandohana) wrote2020-09-09 03:15 pm
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MC #0, Wednesday afternoon
Right, so. Danny hadn't been at work and wasn't answering his cell phone but Steve was totally fine with that! Completely fine. It had only been a few hours, and the chances of Danny being kidnapped by Wo Fat from Fandom were really, really, low.
But Steve was checking the weapons anyway, and reorganizing his bedroom, and then Danny's, to make it more defensible in case of a sudden nighttime attack.
These were all totally normal ways to spend time!
Sorry, neighbors, about the banging. Steve was putting weapons into the ceiling.
[OOC: Open for neighbors!]
But Steve was checking the weapons anyway, and reorganizing his bedroom, and then Danny's, to make it more defensible in case of a sudden nighttime attack.
These were all totally normal ways to spend time!
Sorry, neighbors, about the banging. Steve was putting weapons into the ceiling.
[OOC: Open for neighbors!]

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So before she even set anything down, she went downstairs, staff still slung across her back, to knock on the door.
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And she only felt slightly weird about doing that. Still getting used to having neighbors, apparently.
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In the ceiling. As you do. "It got louder than I meant."
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She had one. You couldn't have it. But they existed.
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His house had gotten broken into a few times. It was kind of a thing for him.
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...Totally normal answer, Rey.
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Not something she needed to worry about for herself anymore, but it was still habit.
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Which would explain the overwhelming smell of bleach because Steve learned to clean in the military and came from a "bleach the hell out of it" tradition that makes sense when you stuff a lot of sweaty men into a tiny ship.
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"And what's he going to say about ceiling weapons?" she wondered.
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"...Is there something that can only be killed by an axe?"
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Steve was...hopefully wrong?
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"How much more do you have to do?" she asked instead.
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Frowning, he made his way over to the
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The thing, of course, was a fake vent he was putting into the ceiling. "C'mon in."
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Not questioning why someone would be installing a fake vent, notably.
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To a military precision, actually. It was spotless.
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"Well," he said slowly. "I think you're covered in case of a surprise barracks inspection."
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But he wasn't. Pretending to be the 'Liam Kincaid' of record really didn't matter here the way it had back home.
"You gonna tell Danny you 'moved some things around' to the ceiling?" he wondered.
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He'd probably figure it out because Danny was an excellent detective.
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As normal people do!
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Look, you didn't survive living amongst people who tended to try and kill you on a weekly basis without developing a healthy sense of paranoia.
"And I'm being polite and not asking where else you've stashed weapons," Liam said, because that would be rude. A secret weapon stash got less secret the more people knew about it, after all.
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He would, naturall, reciprocate.