Sokka Thunderaxe (
markofthewise) wrote2011-09-05 08:41 pm
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65th: The Swapping of Sokka Thunderaxe
[And now Sokka was a girl. Worse than that, he was Haruhi Suzumiya. After an enlightening conversation with that Malnosso girl, he and the real Haruhi had come to the unhappy conclusion it was better not to tell anyone what happened. Which Sokka hated the idea of, but the potential consequences of not doing it could be worse. Besides, if Haruhi could figure out how to fix all of this, he'd be back in his own body by tomorrow! Or a few days, anyway.
This, unfortunately, means having to live like Haruhi. And dress like her too. Girly top, a dress, and that stupid ribbon in his hair. As much as he wanted to just tie it all behind his head in a ponytail, she wouldn't let him do that. Can't blow their cover, after all. And then he has to follow Haruhi's schedule for things.
He leaves the house undetected that morning, eating breakfast on the go. This leaves him to try and do things that Haruhi would do. Which he is not at all thrilled about. Since he doesn't want to run into people, he ends up hitting the library to read about things that would help him be Haruhi. Like things about Japan. He'd never cared about Japan, but it seemed like he ought to know things on it by now.
After lunch (which he spends tucked away privately in the back of one of the restaurants), he swallows his anxiety and goes to visit Winry. But then he decides to look in on Shiki first at All Passions, like instructed. After that he'll warily enter the smithy, feeling oddly out of place there, to visit Winry. When these 'appointments' are finished, he'll arrive at the Brigade building. Early. Twiddling his thumbs until people arrive. Fortunately he wrote down a cheat sheet for who everyone actually is.
After the meeting (which is probably short), he'll be left with nothing to do for a few hours. That's when he opts to just hit the barracks and try to train. He'll be incredibly frustrated at the fact he seems to have lost his skill at just about everything. While he's not horrible, he's nowhere near his "A Game".
In the evening he faces the second worst part of the day - cooking. Being only skilled at cooking meat, he'll try his darndest to make a decent meal. It will be edible Shiki and Beat, don't worry. It will just be incredibly bland and very heavy on the meat. Sort of a boring exercise in chewing, really. Given that Katara has drilled family dinners into him, he'll be at the table expecting a group dinner.
Later in the evening he'll spend some time on the roof, grumbling about his fate, and working secretly on carving a piece of wood into a new boomerang. Day one was a nightmare. He doesn't think he's going to last another one.]
((OOC: Okay! So lots of teal deer up there. Hit him up at any time during the day. You can forward date stuff to later in the week if you want. His routine will be more or less the same the rest of the week. Replies will come from
MORE IMPORTANTLY this is a body swap plot! It involves some of Haruhi's reality bending powers, so it's not an experiment/Mallynapping thing. As explained here, this means that Sokka and Haruhi's friends shouldn't notice things being that odd. If they do, it's something they'd quickly dismiss. I hope you guys will play along!))

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In that case, how much time do you have? I'm trying out a little feng shui and I want to move some of these tables around. [Never mind that the art of feng shui is Chinese. When Shiki gets an idea, it's hard to change her mind.] I'm thinking about doing it at the house, too.
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Well, I'm not in a super rush. [He has Shiki scheduled for thirty minutes on his official 'random Haruhi activities' schedule.] I thought I might drop in on Winry. And then there's the meeting later. [Now the question is, does Haruhi bother helping Shiki with this kind of stuff? Or does she just leave her high and dry?]
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Great! So see, I drew up some plans last night. [And she's pulling a folded piece of paper from that hipbag of hers, unfolding it and handing it over. It looks like she got a hold of a book and she's drawn this. There is also a list of things and instructions, such as adding an aquarium, placing mirrors in front of the dressing room door and entry door, moving her til/desk to a diagonal from the front door, building/adding new shelves to declutter, moving furniture in from the walls, etc.] I think this is going to really help the energy...or something. I'm not entirely sure how it all works, but I need change in here anyway. It's getting way too blah. We can at least get started moving the till over.
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Oh, I think I can handle moving this stuff around. [Okay then! So. Where's the till? He's confident he can do this on his own.]
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We'll move it together. I tried by myself but the thing won't budge.
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He's not as strong as he used to be. It should have been obvious, but now it was there, staring him in the face.]
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Well, obviously you just needed the Suzumiya touch. [When in doubt, be arrogant!]
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Um...I don't think I can talk you into helping me nail new shelves into the walls before you go see Winry, can I?
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Of course, leave it to me. Where are they?
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I think we can handle that. [Well he's been in here enough to know where the storage is, so he starts that direction.]
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... oops.
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Please tell me you didn't end up breaking anything.
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I'm pretty sure it's okay. I mean... it's pretty solid.
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[His male pride is taking a serious beating here. At least he can't screw up installing the shelves.]
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Pen and hammer, Shiki. We need to find the studs first.
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