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[ The slips are shoved back into his pocket, because for all his tendencies to be aggressive when it counts, simple acts of near-kindness (which he supposes this is, he's not quite sure of the implications) don't go unnoticed. ]
"If the women are happy, you're in a good town".
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If I'm not going to die because of this War, then the cause of my death might be them.
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[ He drops his cigarette on the ground, crushes it with his heel. ]
Or you could go into hiding, because I'd rather not kill women and children.
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[She's about to make a remark about redirecting them towards Diarmuid, but considering what she experienced, it's too mean.
The bus approaches and Lien walks in, paying fare for the both of them and heading towards the very end.]
Think we'll be in for a brawl tonight?
[She asks him in a hushed voice; of course she's referring to the possible Master whose presence was only made known yesterday.]
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Huh? Yeah, it's likely. Whoever's been keeping an eye on you hasn't stopped all day.
[ Which is stupid, considering that Cu was also right there, but he figures that whoever is stalking them is cocky, or stupid, or both. ]
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Guess we'll have to choose the grounds to duke it out on. [Already thinking of possible areas and where to place a Field and such...]
Ai may be down for the count, but she's got her Servant and she could probably kill a person from a bed. Not that she would, but a broken limb is a good deterrent.
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[ He says, throwing his feet out as much as he can on the cramped space on the bus, tapping his heels on the floor. ]
If it's a one-on-one that our enemy wants, I'm all for giving it to them.
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She slumps into her seat, head tilted so it lays against the window.]
... I didn't dream last night. Could be a good thing, right?
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Yeah? Dream about what?
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[She means his of course.]
Can't say I'm looking forward to it.
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[ A careless wave of the hand, as if to wave away any unpleasantness that might come along with the rest of his "story". For him, it's just fact. ]
It's all stuff that was bound to happen.
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Ai dreamed. But it wasn't normal.
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[ The tone here is a little leaden, a little exasperated, but he readjusts to the sudden shift. ]
What did she see? The other kid's life wasn't great, but it's not abnormal.
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That would depend. If he was summoned to this world before, there's a possibility he got offed again. It's rare, but as long as our originals stay intact, whatever happens to our projections is fair game.
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[Lien groans and starts thumping her forehead lightly against the window.]
I'm getting that overwhelming feeling of biting off more than I can chew again, dammit.
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[ He knows that that's a cut-and-dry argument, and he knows that it sounds dismissive, but he has to have an objective otherwise: this isn't what he was summoned for, he assumes.
Not that he doesn't care, but in his heart of hearts, he has a feeling that they're all trying to wrestle into a spot that they're not meant to touch without some sort of acknowledgement from the affected party. ]
If you can't chew it, don't bite it. Or only bite it if you're gonna have the guts to chew, later.
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Well, I made an offer to root out those memories, but it'll be up to them to follow up on it. So that's, that.
... What about you though? Sure there's nothing you're forgetting or you don't care?
[Hey, she's beginning to catch on, good for her]
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[ Which has always been his stance, from day one of his life and from his subsequent nonlife, when he had to kill his one true friend, when he had to kill his son—
(—when he saved that hard-headed girl with a hole in his chest, ah, but he doesn't regret that, either).
He has a feeling that Diarmuid makes things a lot more complicated for himself than he has to. ]
If you want to see, take a look. I don't have anything to hide.
[ He holds out his hand. ]
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[She crosses her arms as if wanting to hide and protect her hands. Is she... Embarrassed...? Happy? A bit of column A, a bit of column B??]
Why trust me so easily anyways, even if we do have a pact??
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—he laughs. ]
What, don't tell me you're the type that'll exploit that kind of thing.
[ he knows she's not. ]
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[It's easy to tell she's flustered. Lien's been exhibiting a lot of expressions in the past two weeks for someone who's default mode is quiet contemplation or outrageous snark.]
It's just that I don't... Ai's the only other person who lets me do that's only because we're family and even then I don't...!
... God, I have issues.
[Well, she's still her, through and through.]
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[ He figures that it might not be the same for her, or that she's gotten used to being reclusive— either way, it's not difficult for him to trust Lien. ]
We're saddled with each other either way, issues or no, so it's not that big of a deal to me, whether you know things about me or don't.
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