[What's this? Samus doing a normal office log? Yeah pretty much.
She's been a little mopey lately and seeking PRIVATE TIME to work out this residual mope. So any time this week after class-hours you might find her holed up in her office or her classroom with the door slightly ajar, probably working on a huge piece of mechanical what-the-heck-is-
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It came from Samus's classroom. It must be her! Finding a good way to stall himself from the tedious arrangements he had planned for himself later (naughty naughty), he slooooowly wedged the door open a bit more and peeked in.
Yes, she was in there, working on... something. Deciding she knew he was there, he widened the gap and showcased his presence with a "Hi! I thought that was you making that noise!"
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Either way when it seemed like Falcon was going to stay she let a brief smile flash across her features, and hid it with a roll of her eyes. "I'll find you one, big baby." She said, getting up from her chair and leaving a fresh, blank paper on top of the desk as she left for the very not-far-away lands of her supply cabinent.
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"I am not a big baby." He hissed back. "My favorite color is blue, so I want a blue crayon." Bringing his voice back up to normal volume, he leaned forward in his chair. "What are you two doing, anyway?"
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Frankly, Samus wasn't sure where to start as the previous doodle session happened almost entirely on accident.
"Light blue, or blue blue?" She nudged the crayon box towards Falcon.
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"What should I draw?"
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But he was staring. Into the windows. Of your soul, Falcon. Like you had something on your face. Something like eyes. Was he crazy. Maybe he was crazy. Crazy for you.
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Falcon glanced over at Pit, looking sort of bewildered. Did he have something on his face? Was there like...snot or something hanging out of his nose? Ketchup? Ink on his cheek? Still watching Pit with a very confused expression, he rubbed his hand across his mouth. Just in case.
"Is there something on my face?"
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They were part of his face from the day he was born.
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"Scratched out on what?"
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