Nine Hundred Ninety-Nine Feet Below Fandom back to the surface! Saturday

[designateddadfriend]

This was it! The moment had finally come. The Trash King and his minions had finished the big catapult under Steve McGarrett's watchful eye, and it was finally ready to bring everyone back to the surface.

"Okay," the Trash King said. "So you nerds can probably bring, like. A building up at a time on this thing. Or people. Take it in shifts. I'm not fixing it if you break it."

He would be bullied into fixing it if they broke it.

Grab your stuff, hole dwellers! And get ready to finally see the sun again.

[open!!]

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Re: Life on laaaaaaaand!

[sith_happened]

Anakin was there with Grogu to help bring people and things down (from a catapult, and Anakin had spent the better part of two decades in a raging, Dark Side-fueled fury that he knew had been a terrible choice, but this was really testing his patience) and he'd had the Force ready to help that ship land because it didn't look entirely reliable.

"Of course that's his ship," he commented drily when he recognized the helmet.

Re: Life on laaaaaaaand!

[thedadalorian]

Not everyone could have a space Bugatti, okay? Not everyone could! Sometimes you just needed a nice, reliable(ish) ship!

Grogu perked up immediately, hands out to be picked up the moment Din got closer to him. Sorry, Anakin. He'd notice you in a moment.

Re: Life on laaaaaaaand!

[sith_happened]

Anakin wasn't smiling to see that.

Also, shut up.

"You're back. He's addicted to sugar cereal now. And playing with kinetic sand."

Re: Life on laaaaaaaand!

[thedadalorian]

"Kid," Din said with the sigh of a parent who learned the babysitters followed none of the rules, but it was probably because the kid was super convincing.

Grogu looked as innocent as he could manage.

"He's already addicted to ice cream," he replied. "Thank you. For watching him for me."

Since half the island apparently did.

Re: Life on laaaaaaaand!

[sith_happened]

"It was a group project," Anakin said. "I think he liked the toys my kids have."