mad, i tell you! you and this boy slim shady! [backdated]

[just-0k.livejournal.com]

Characters: Aradia Megido, Vriska Serket [visioneightfold], Roy Mustang [thewarisover]
Location: the agency..!
Rating: PG-13? they AARE six after all.
Time: October 30, evening.
Description: After putting the puzzle together, Aradia wants to see Vriska in person. Roy's there because of potential violence.





And so, with Roy's permission, Aradia makes her way to the agency. Each step she takes is a step closer to Vriska Serket, and with each step she finds herself regretting this even more. She tells herself that it's important to be on the same page as her fellow troll, because they're teammates. Kind of.

Aradia eventually finds herself in front of the agency, with her hand on the door knob. She stares at it for a full ten seconds before deciding that all she's doing is wasting time (her most valuable resource). With a deep breath, Aradia lets herself in. It will be one hell of a ride.

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[thewarisover.livejournal.com]

It's been a while since Roy has been to the Agency. It was a group he had helped build, and had once been his office, but beyond the occasional visit to Edgeworth, he really didn't have any business being there anymore.

Vriska Serket, however, had a talent for disruption it seemed.

The man looked up from where he was seated in the man lounge, and nodded the moment he recognized Aradia.

"Hey."

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[just-0k.livejournal.com]

Her stare is of stone, now. Vriska is the only one who manages to break her calm nature, and where Vriska may think that she is a coward, Aradia might be quick to remind her that not everyone can face their killer the way she can. They are kind of a special case, after all. Red versus blue - one universe versus another.

"My quest bed resided elsewhere." She puts it blatantly. If Vriska can't put the puzzle together herself, then she's really gone to the woofbeasts.

Aradia has platonic pity for Roy. She didn't mean to put him in the middle of this, and certainly not to leave him in the dark about their 'situation'. She knew should have warned him about the stares...