Oblivion ::: An Original RP

Who: Iosef and Helena
Where: Circean Delight
When: 8:30pm

His brothers were right party poopers sometimes. Of course it wasn't like Iosef couldn't make his own way around the ship, or have his own fun, but he didn't understand why he had to be the only one of the brothers to actually want to have some fun. Well, except for Slav, of course, but Iosef didn't even know where he was at the moment. And no, it hadn't occurred to him to send his brother a text message. At least not yet. Nevertheless he could see he was the only Jones at the Circean Delight so far, although his parents might show up yet.

Right now, however, Iosef was much more interested in seeing Helena. He didn't know if she was coming, but she might; she looked like she wouldn't waste a chance to have some fun and make her father do so as well. It made Iosef smile to think about Helena's unofficial quest for ways to have her father lighten up.

His eyes were wide open and gazing at the entrance, beneath his mask that was part of his Zorro costume. This way when Helena showed up, he'd go to her right away.

Who: Brontë, Finn and Helena
When: Morning
Where: Eurycleia's Café

It had been entirely by chance that Brontë had stumbled upon Eurycleia's Café the other day, as she took an impromptu walk around the ship to locate points of interest and sign them on the map with little notes next to them. As soon as she had seen the decorations and felt the sun light kiss her skin so thoroughly, this café had become a point of interest. So much, so, this was the second day in a row that she was having breakfast here.

The food was as amazing as the feel of this place, at least to Brontë's taste, and she was happily having a pastry and a caramel latte while staring out at the view. It was inspiring, and it did wonders for a good mood in the morning. And this, was why Brontë was smiling while she read her book and nibbled on a pastry.

Who: Ios and Helena
When: Afternoon
Where: The deck on C-deck



Helena had been looking forward to seeing Iosef since leaving him the previous night. Luckily she was able to get out of the apartment now that the lights were actually on and the electricity seemed to be working. Thankfully her father hadn't felt the need to keep her locked in the room all day. She insisted that she'd be just fine and wanted to explore the ship some more, letting her dad know that she had Sundance with her if anything happened and reminding him she'd been just fine even when the power had gone out. She was a good girl, after all, he should trust her. Not that he would if he knew she was going to meet up with some boy he'd never met, but she neglected to give him that information.

( well, maybe I do )

Who: Finn and Helena
Where: Helena's room
When: After the elevators release


Helena was worried this time. Her father hadn't shown up and while it was wonderful to get a shower and rid herself of any sort of smells of anything but sweet, innocent baby girl, afterwards, it just made her wonder what happened to her dad. Was he alright? Was he hurt? Was he out looking for her because she wasn't in her room when the power went off? Either way, she ended up laying on her bed, not sleeping, head against the pillows, blankets drawn up and Sundance beside her. "He'll be home soon." she kept saying aloud though she wasn't sure how much it would convince her.

When the door clicked open, she breathed a sigh of relief and called out for her father. "Daddy?"

Who: Iosef and Helena
When: Let's say 8:10pm
Where: C-Deck (exterior)

Despite having liked the 90s as much as the next guy - even though he honestly didn't remember them all that much anymore - Ossa seemed to have become a bit too stuffy for Iosef's taste after a while. So, he decided to make his way down to the C-Deck and onto the exterior deck to partake in his most favorite past-time.

Once he got on the deck Iosef realized he wasn't alone, at least on that particular spot, and worst of all: There was a dog there. If humans could smell marijuana from miles away, imagine dogs. And it could easily go one of two ways: Either the dog smelled it and didn't care, or smelled it and got curious.

Sighing, Iosef leaned against the railings and, just to be polite, didn't move away from the girl (well, it also might have been because she was damn cute) with the dog. Instead, he smiled, nodded once and said "Evening."

Who: Finn and Helena
When: Mid-morning
Where: Helena's room


( I can do it myself )