RO > call me out; a forever open RP post

[midvalley]

CALL ME OUT a forever open rp post full muselist here. comment with the name of the character you want in the subject line. create a scenario or not. whatevs. let the tagging commence!

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Comments

[seeherheart]

Careful, Mako. You're gonna give me a big head if you keep that up.

[retributively]

[ She smirks again, her hand reaching out to card her fingers through his hair, and then mock-frowns. ]

...That would be terrible, wouldn't it. You'd be so demanding — you'd probably start calling up some of your old Danger Girl followers, to relive your glory days.

[ ...He'd better not get any real ideas of doing that though, because she's just teasing him and if any of those former Jaeger flies even dared to set foot near him...

...well, let's just say they might be short a foot, then. ]

[seeherheart]

Hitting up random bars for free drinks, partying all night.

[ he smirks, clearly joking, and he leans over to bump their foreheads together ] You're right. It does sound terrible.

[retributively]

[ nuzzling him affectionately, forehead to forehead. ]

It would be fun, but you'd feel it the next day. You'd probably need someone to take care of you.

[ the phrase "no longer a spring chicken" hangs in the air, unsaid. ]

[seeherheart]

Are you calling me old?

[ he does is best to look so offended, but it's really hard when he's grinning like that ]

..I may have too many nuzzling icons :3

[retributively]

...Not old. Just well-seasoned.

[ she might be trying her best to hold back a giggle. ]

you can nevr have too many nuzzling icons

[seeherheart]

No matter how you say it, it still means "old".

yess i am enabled!!!

[retributively]

Experienced?

[ now she's laughing outright. ]

[seeherheart]

Now you're pushing it.

[ not that he really sounds angry, what with the way he's laughing too ]

[retributively]

...No, this is pushing it.

[ And still grinning she shoves him over playfully onto his back, her small hands pressing at his shoulders (but lightly at his bad one), trying to encourage him to put the scrapbook aside. ]