[Kage stares at the ruins of the Oceanview Bar. Someone (and he's pretty damn certain he knows who it was) has done a number on the place he likes to use to do his paperwork. Glass litters the floor and the whole thing is scorched, the mirrors smashed, all the alcohol and food ruined
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So I was thinkin', [This is how she starts her sentence, almost as though they had already been having a conversation,] that maybe next time we go at it on the tracks, we bump up either the difficulty level or the ante.
[She leans forward on the table, propping her chin on her elbows as she peers down, finally registering that oh hey he might actually be doing something.]
So, what's all this, huh?
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[Kage doesn't sound upset that she's there and he pauses his work to look back at her. She looks cheerful as all hell, which is nice considering that it makes her even easier on the eyes.
He raises his eyebrows and takes a completed form and puts it down in front of her so she can see for herself. A few words are in English, but the rest is in a number of alien scripts. There's a few graphs, and a detailed diagram of a foot.
At the bottom is a FM. K, signalling that the figures are approved by Kage.]
Paperwork.
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This is nothin' like I've ever seen before. [She glances up with a grin.] Doesn't even look human, y'know? What're you guys, a bunch of aliens? And what's with the foot?
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[Kage points to the sheet she's holding.]
Is a record'a how many footsteps been taken on Decks Aught-One through Aught-Nine in th'past nine days. Among other things.
[Kage initials another sheet, flips it over.]
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As she's on her merry way to feed her famished self, she can't help but notice Kage sitting there. She stared at him a moment, just a second, before continuing on her way. But after a minute or so she paused, glanced back over, took a deep breath and finally shuffled her way to where he sat. Give her a second to be not-awkward]
Oh, um... first mate Kage?
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Mimmi, right? What's up, girlie.
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She's just a liiiittle bit intimidated]
I was.. I was wondering if the crew were still taking those frogs? I still have mine and, um... ja.
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[Kage pushes a chair across from him out with his foot.]
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[Fred is standing opposite Kage with his tray. The First Mate is clearly busy, so Fred's not going to invite himself to sit, but his curiosity demands an explanation. College pranks much more usually involve things like disassembling cars and reassembling them in the President's office, not vandalism and fires.
In fact, to Fred, the damage reads like a threat. He doesn't realize Chase is just throwing a temper tantrum.]
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[Kage looks up when he sees Fred and squints.]
We got in an argument.
[Kage nearly tore Chase's throat out with his teeth, literally.]
Those frogs're nothin' but trouble, man.
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[Fred raises an eyebrow and then misinterprets on purpose.]
Mine seems perfectly happy in its terrarium.
[His frog could appear on the amphibian version of Cribs.]
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[Kage points his pen at Fred, then flips over the one sheet and continues onto the next.]
I told him, you ain't gonna like my answer. He hears the answer, loses his mind. Kids.
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If she was lucky, she'd catch Kage at the bar finishing up paperwork. Meth considered it a lucky coincidence that she ran into him as he exited the elevators.]
...done already?
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