Vahliri kept her eyes on Altair all the while, the smile on her lips growing a bit wider and almost sheepish at his blurted-out response. Even with his dark complexion, the half-Annfyn could easily tell by now when the Tiefling was flustered - and the way he promptly drilled holes onto the crate with his eyes only confirmed it. Even still, Vahliri herself couldn’t help the places her mind wandered in that moment - lingering on the casual offer far longer than it should have in that moment. "Just ask," She muttered.
She took a moment to register Altair’s words before finally lifting up her datapad, swiping across her SpaceFlix app for a few moments. As she did so, the half-Annfyn promptly scooted over next to the Tiefling - nestling herself against the crate and with her right side leaning back ever-so-slightly against him. “How ‘bouttttttttt,” She squinted a bit before finally settling on one movie in particular.
“‘The Collector’. Horror flick,” Vahliri reached back to pass Altair one of her earbuds, turning up the volume a bit as she selected the movie unless Altair stepped in with a different suggestion. “‘Least with this one, I know you won’t be falling asleep on me.” She grinned back at him.
She felt as the ship lurched into Hyperspace, a faint knot tying in her stomach. There was no turning back at this point - and the half-Annfyn couldn’t help but wonder how long it would be until they were found or had to otherwise deal with the cultists on the ship. For now, though, she didn’t really want to think about that.
Without really thinking about it, Vahliri idly adjusted to get a bit more comfortable after a minute or two - resting against the crook of the Tiefling’s arm as the introduction scenes of the movie began to play. "Just try to keep it down during the spooky bits." She quipped with a nudge.
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