Ender's Swingin' Bachelor Pad, Naboo [Wednesday, Fandom time]

[momslilassassin]

The nice thing about how time worked on Naboo was that even a few days away from Fandom meant that Ender and Ben had gotten almost a week to themselves to unwind.

Now the fridge was restocked, the rooms were prepared and the droid Ben had made was bustling industriously around getting rid of dust bunnies.

Ben and Ender were ready for their Fandom (and other universes!) invasion.

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Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"We'll look in Theed before the cultural dancing," Ben said, then thought of taking vases into the Clinging Mynock.

"...maybe after."

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"Maybe tomorrow," Warren countered, after a moment spent trying to picture them dragging hideous vases around Naboo while drunk.

While drunk, and still totally bewildered about that whole space thing.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"Tomorrow's good too," Ben said happily. "The shop's not that busy."

Go figure.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

Warren would have been genuinely surprised if the shop had been busy, really.

"Well, then it seems to me like we have a plan set out before us. Vase shopping. Naboo souvenirs."

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"Ignoring the action figures," Ben added.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

Oh, Ben.

"There are action figures?"

Someone was going to invest in the entire set, and see if the value would go up over the years, thank you.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"Poodoo," Ben groaned. "Yeah. You can collect Jedi, or heroes of the Republic, or something. There are about 50 different versions of Dad."

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"And how many versions of Ben Skywalker are there, exactly?"

Warren only asked because he cared, Ben. Because he cared.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"I think I only come in the value pack with Mom and Dad," Ben declared erroneously.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"Well, I'll have to keep an eye open for those," Warren laughed. "Are they at least flattering action figures?"

Granted, action figures seldom ever were.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"Not if you actually know the people," Ben admitted.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"Fair enough, I guess," Warren replied, still grinning. "I've never really seen an action figure of somebody I know before."

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"You don't have to start with me!"

Nice try, Ben.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"Maybe I'll get a few extra, for gifts," Warren mused, looking kind of thrilled at the prospect as he started to pace. "How many action figures do you think Karla can vanish all at once?"

You had to have known it was going to come to this, Ben.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[momslilassassin]

"I bet I'm about to find out," Ben said, shaking his head.

Re: Day One: Daytime [Lake Country]

[wwiii]

"It's because we care, Ben!"

They did! They just showed it in their own unique way!

"If Kaeleer was an action figure sort of place, I'd make it up to you by sending you ones from there," Warren reasoned. "I bet the Lucivar one would be pretty awesome."