Aria/Jackson rendezvous

[only_one_rule]

The room had probably been a supply closet at some point; certainly its size and shape seemed to suggest that, as did the heavy shelves that had been bolted to the walls, though they were devoid of anything by the time they had discovered it not far from the living quarters and the barricade they had set up against roving monsters. It added a little thrill to the proceedings to know they were beyond the 'safe zone' and more than once had necessitated a quick retreat when the halls were too full of foes.

Aria slipped into the room to find Jackson already there, just as she had known he would be. She allowed another sly smile as she spotted him, though she turned her attention towards using her biotics to shove the remaining shelf up against the door before greeting him properly. Only once the heavy shelving was firmly in place did she turn, sauntering towards where he waited. "Well now, where were we? Planning an invasion, I believe..."

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[only_one_rule]

"Well, that's certainly true. Human women are nowhere near as flexible as asari." It was a good thing he was distracted with his equipment so that he didn't see the small smile she gave. "I'll leave you to your investigations - if you need any more samples you know where to find me."

[suckmyyankeeballs]

"Tell Andras to send me its claws?" Jackson requested, without looking away from what he was doing. That was the best sample he could get, after all, and he doubted even Andras could make those palatable, assuming they weren't in fact poisonous.

[only_one_rule]

"I'm not your errand girl, tell him yourself," Aria said moments before stalking out of the room. Despite this claim the claws arrived not twenty minutes later, hacked off at the knuckle and oozing blood. They weren't wrapped up in a bow, but they were as close to a present as Aria ever sent.

[suckmyyankeeballs]

Women, Jackson thought as he contemplated the bloody present with a quirk of his lips. He'd never get the hang of them (although he had a better idea than most men, if he might say so himself), but he wouldn't mind dying trying.