[It is mid-morning, approaching the afternoon, when Javert makes this mysterious announcement. There is no context, no emotional inflection in his cold and indifferent voice, and no further explanation offered
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[There is a lengthy, silent pause before Javert responds with the same dearth of emotion exhibited in his voice bulletin.]
I remember you. So you have returned, D. [Another pause, followed by a hasty assumption:] If you wish to reapply you must send your paperwork to Mademoiselle von Karma this time.
[Some time has passed since they have last spoken, D. And many events have occurred, as well, the most significant of which has just transpired last night.]
Well. [His voice is even, flat, and cold.] You've got me here, now. Speak.
[he doesn't really like the sound of any of that, particularly the use of Naomi's maiden name. So for once, Draco is almost firm when he calls Javert up on the matter.]
[Javert doesn't seem to hear Draco. Rather, he is muttering in rapid-fire French under his breath, and to the boy it should sound like little more than a string of indistinct nasal syllables. One gets the impression he is speaking to something, but without any video, it is difficult to say whether the words are meant for Draco, for himself, or for something else entirely.
... Perhaps the good Inspector has finally taking a teetering dip off the cliff of his sanity. Strange how the translator isn't picking up on this at all. Judging by the impassive tone of voice, he doesn't seem completely conscious of what he is doing.]
No. [Javert's voice is extremely tense and tight, and he takes a breath to retain that careful control for which he is well-known.] No. I will be in. I must come in, Monsieur.
There is a stretch of silence from Javert's end of the line. He knows that the Fenton boy dissolved from Somarium for a time. What were the chances that he remembered his previous day?
Apparently, very little, judging by the Inspector's intuition and Danny's absolutely clueless tone. But there is still that chance... And his intuition has been wrong on occasion, hasn't it?]
She won't be using it again, [he says grimly and bluntly.] And I have no practical use for a laboratory. I am a police officer, not a physician.
Apparently, [murmurs Javert carefully,] or I would not close it in her place.
Why does it matter to you? [he asks abruptly. The man has a purpose, each syllable spoken with a special emphasis. Danny may get the impression that this deep-voiced fellow is testing him.] Did you know her well?
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...Inspector. [ His normally blank voice holds a hint of concern for the old man. ]
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[There is a lengthy, silent pause before Javert responds with the same dearth of emotion exhibited in his voice bulletin.]
I remember you. So you have returned, D. [Another pause, followed by a hasty assumption:] If you wish to reapply you must send your paperwork to Mademoiselle von Karma this time.
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I just thought I should speak with you. Its been some time.
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[Some time has passed since they have last spoken, D. And many events have occurred, as well, the most significant of which has just transpired last night.]
Well. [His voice is even, flat, and cold.] You've got me here, now. Speak.
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[he doesn't really like the sound of any of that, particularly the use of Naomi's maiden name. So for once, Draco is almost firm when he calls Javert up on the matter.]
What happened to her?
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I know she enjoyed your ... friendship. Even if you are just a boy.
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I'm glad to hear it. Pray tell why she can't tell me that herself, sir?
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... Perhaps the good Inspector has finally taking a teetering dip off the cliff of his sanity. Strange how the translator isn't picking up on this at all. Judging by the impassive tone of voice, he doesn't seem completely conscious of what he is doing.]
Avez-vous un costume noir? Autre que ces robes.
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[Seiji found out about the lab being closed the hard way -- coming in to work in the morning and not being able to get in. Very concerning.]
Closed for what? Did something happen?
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I am no physician. But I will give you a reference if you require it.
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I'm her lab assistant. If she's still seeing people she'll need help.
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[He adds in a hiss, under his breath,]
The lab assistant! Yes, I remember. She has mentioned one occasionally...
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--My health is decent. I will make up my hours shortly.
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The only time I will need is on Tuesday.
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There is a stretch of silence from Javert's end of the line. He knows that the Fenton boy dissolved from Somarium for a time. What were the chances that he remembered his previous day?
Apparently, very little, judging by the Inspector's intuition and Danny's absolutely clueless tone. But there is still that chance... And his intuition has been wrong on occasion, hasn't it?]
She won't be using it again, [he says grimly and bluntly.] And I have no practical use for a laboratory. I am a police officer, not a physician.
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Has something happened to her?
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Why does it matter to you? [he asks abruptly. The man has a purpose, each syllable spoken with a special emphasis. Danny may get the impression that this deep-voiced fellow is testing him.] Did you know her well?
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