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Characters: Open
Location: Death City, Clinic
Rating: PG
Time: Jan 17 onward
Description: Missions 151 and 152, crossposted to LJ
The clinic is a buzz of activity from beginning to end, with the doctors and their staff preparing everything that could be needed by their agents in Europe, and clearing away the unnecessaries. Food is cooked large-scale because no one will have time to do it later, and hospital supplies are moved around to make more space for beds.
Shibusen's scouts and supportive agents are in charge of dragging the wounded back to Death City, and they come and go for random errands. The atmosphere is understandably tense, and things don't get better when the first of the injured are brought in.
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Location: Death City, Clinic
Rating: PG
Time: Jan 17 onward
Description: Missions 151 and 152, crossposted to LJ
The clinic is a buzz of activity from beginning to end, with the doctors and their staff preparing everything that could be needed by their agents in Europe, and clearing away the unnecessaries. Food is cooked large-scale because no one will have time to do it later, and hospital supplies are moved around to make more space for beds.
Shibusen's scouts and supportive agents are in charge of dragging the wounded back to Death City, and they come and go for random errands. The atmosphere is understandably tense, and things don't get better when the first of the injured are brought in.
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"And is 'managing' a good thing? Or do you like it?"
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She would shrug, but not right now. "And yes, managing is a good thing."
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But, there's the rest of everything that he wants to catch up on, that for Takuto is the more important than how many missions she's been on or how many times she has to go shop for groceries each week.
"Have you actually done anything fun lately?"
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"... Yes. I made an alarm clock." Though it was considerably small, it got the job done. No more of shuffling through her communicator's options and draining the battery.
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It has helped the Agency.
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Because Takuto would just buy one if he didn't like the alarm feature on his communicator.
"And what sort of field devices to you make?" It just sounds interesting.
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There's no fun in buying one anyway.
"Depends. They were all disguised and I'd rather keep them classified."
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Of course, she cane make new ones, but they wouldn't be much help. She's just another agent after all.
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"Well, anyway, we should go out sometime. Get some coffee or just... I dunno, do something fun. And I still haven't even seen your new place, either." Because he does miss hanging out with her. "When you recover enough, of course."
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It's still a concept foreign to her, but she's getting use to it.
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Her hand and forearm would be bound for a while even after her release.
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"How bad is it, anyway?" He gestures towards her arm, because all he can see is that it seems to have a cast and she hasn't been moving it.
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Stuck to one hand sword training and small guns. Such is her life right now.
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"That sounds pretty painful."
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In other words, yes, she's sucking it up.
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He shrugs and realizes that she's right. "Hey, do you know anything about training a dog?"
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Though, she has several theories about dogs and considers them not very difficult. Well, in theory anyway.
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He should have known that Naoto would be into that sort of thing.
"I mean... I have a book and everything, but he can really be a handful and I worry that he gets lonely when I'm not around...." He might be worrying about the little tyke right now, actually.
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Is that a problem? Oh right, girls are supposed to be scared of bugs, but they're very fascinating.
"Well, dogs are sociable animals unlike cats who tend to be independent. I wouldn't say he's lonely so much that he is anxious waiting for you to get home."
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He rests his chin on the small table by her bed. "How is anxiously waiting for me different than being lonely?"
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She's heard snippets of this sort of thing occurring here and there.
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"And I've only really had him for two days, and he didn't stay at my place yesterday, so he probably doesn't know my schedule to know when I'm going to be home...." He frowns, looking maybe slightly more worried than perhaps necessary. "Maybe he doesn't think I'm ever coming home...."
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