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In the end, he doesn’t borrow Black.
It’s kind of a silly excuse to borrow the Lion post intergalactic-war while Keith is on a diplomatic mission, and honestly, he hasn’t tries since the ATLAS happened, but it would have been nice. It’s not that silly of a reason.
So the ATLAS gives him a ship.
It’s small, bigger than a fighter but only fit for two people, which is great because it’s all he needs.
Unfortunately he can’t excuse shirking all of his responsibilities, but he can excuse some—clearing a pocket in his schedule nearly breaks his head open with the shift of tasks that get toggled for Future Him to deal with, but he’ll deal with them as they come.
For now, he snags Lance right after training—literally, in fact, the fingers of his floating arm hooking into Lance’s belt from right around the corner and holding him fast before he can get too far.
(Okay, so it’s useful sometimes.)









