Jet Link | 002 (
metalicarus) wrote in
thearena2014-08-26 11:34 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
Hallelujah it's raining food (and other things)
Who| Jet and open!
What| Jet and Albert have too many supplies to keep, Jet decides to share the love
Where| Every floor not the third and outside of the stores
When| Beginning of week 2
Warnings/Notes| Watch out from above. Also, this is probably the last chance to catch CR with Jet before he goes blind in the arena.
It was a brilliant plan.
He and Albert had been making a habit out of using their climbing gear to rappel down from the third floor to the food court to get their supplies before darting back up another way to avoid possible threats and it had been working beautifully. In fact, it had been working a little too well.
They'd tried stockpiling the food they snatched, but hardly any of it stayed good for long so they were just left with spoiled food they had to dump. Albert had been walking around handing out supplies, Jet on the other hand had come up with a much more efficient tactic.
There as close to the middle of the big open area all three floors shared, hung the blond New Yorker, suspended by his climbing gear and the ropes attached and holding his pack he'd repurposed to hold all the food they'd grabbed they didn't need. Each item had been carefully packed in small containers normally used for camping and these were the containers he delicately tossed at other wandering tributes.
Generally near their feet, but sometimes at their faces.
It wasn't just food either, some of it was the make-shift medical supplies he'd taken to make his own first aid kit (which he didn't need anymore thanks to a sponsor), some of it was water bottles or juice or other contained drinks (don't open those sodas too quickly). He was in far too good of a mood for an arena, but who cared? He was willing to throw a little risk into the mix to help others. Steve's speech had struck home with Jet, there was no malice in his actions, just a little bit of mischief.
What| Jet and Albert have too many supplies to keep, Jet decides to share the love
Where| Every floor not the third and outside of the stores
When| Beginning of week 2
Warnings/Notes| Watch out from above. Also, this is probably the last chance to catch CR with Jet before he goes blind in the arena.
It was a brilliant plan.
He and Albert had been making a habit out of using their climbing gear to rappel down from the third floor to the food court to get their supplies before darting back up another way to avoid possible threats and it had been working beautifully. In fact, it had been working a little too well.
They'd tried stockpiling the food they snatched, but hardly any of it stayed good for long so they were just left with spoiled food they had to dump. Albert had been walking around handing out supplies, Jet on the other hand had come up with a much more efficient tactic.
There as close to the middle of the big open area all three floors shared, hung the blond New Yorker, suspended by his climbing gear and the ropes attached and holding his pack he'd repurposed to hold all the food they'd grabbed they didn't need. Each item had been carefully packed in small containers normally used for camping and these were the containers he delicately tossed at other wandering tributes.
Generally near their feet, but sometimes at their faces.
It wasn't just food either, some of it was the make-shift medical supplies he'd taken to make his own first aid kit (which he didn't need anymore thanks to a sponsor), some of it was water bottles or juice or other contained drinks (don't open those sodas too quickly). He was in far too good of a mood for an arena, but who cared? He was willing to throw a little risk into the mix to help others. Steve's speech had struck home with Jet, there was no malice in his actions, just a little bit of mischief.
no subject
Which is why the little square carton of chocolate milk hits him soundly on top of the head, covering him in the brown liquid.
He takes a moment to shake off, wiping milk from his eyes before he looks up at Jet with a glare, though he resists the urge to shout. Not exactly a good life choice in the arena. Instead, he retreats to a bathroom to wash up, then appears awhile later up where Jet's rope is anchored, still sporting a disgruntled look of ire though the milk has been washed from his hair and face.
"That was a waste of milk you know."
no subject
By the time the laughter subsided, Albert was above him and Jet turned blue eyes sparkling with mirth up to the older man. “No it wasn’t. It was the perfect use.” He looked away again as his grin almost turned back into laughter.
“For the record, I wasn’t trying to do that.”
no subject
Poor baby.
no subject
"No, I wasn't! And that's hardly something to complain about when we're in a mall."
Jet worked on unstrapping himself since it seemed his escapades had come to an end. "Done running errands?"
no subject
"Yes, everything I didn't hand over directly I left in convenient places for people to find, though I still think burritos are a terrible idea in an arena." There's a certain amount of gastrointestinal distress to be expected from Mexican food, after all.
"And you?"
no subject
Since it seems his delivery hours are over, he begins packing up while he responds.
"Well it seems someone saw fit to cut me off, so I guess I'm done."
He pulled what little was still left in his pack out and slid it out across the tile floor so it wouldn't look so much like it was piled for a trap. Once the pack was empty, he slung it over his shoulder and locked his arm with Albert's.
"What now?"
no subject
It sounds good to him, frankly. True whatever newscaps there are of the games will probably coo over them curled in a little makeshift lovenest, but it'll get old after a few minutes so unless the gamemakers decide to shake things up, it won't matter much. Even if he feels so strange about their relationship being as public as it is. Bunch of creepy voyeurs, that's all the Capitol is.
"Unless you have something you'd rather do?"
no subject
It was a little unnerving to know people were watching them, but with each arena, he found he cared less and less; he still valued their privacy, but he was beginning to accept there just wasn't going to be any during these weeks.
Arms still linked, Jet led them back in the direction of their encampment, oddly looking forward to something as simple as laying around with his fiance.