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Entry tags:
- a,
- l,
- maddie magellan,
- mail jeevas,
- mello,
- rp
Open RP: Great Hall: It's Alive!
The circles under his eyes are more pronounced than usual today. L slips into the Great Hall, to get himself a pot of tea. Once it arrives, he sits and pauses, to wait for it to steep. It needs to be stronger than this.
He's been pushing himself on a case the past few days. It's resolved now, but it was the first real challenge he's had since moving here, so he may have dropped off the face of the earth a little. Time to emerge and make sure everyone is still alive and well.
As soon as the tea is finished steeping, that is.
He's been pushing himself on a case the past few days. It's resolved now, but it was the first real challenge he's had since moving here, so he may have dropped off the face of the earth a little. Time to emerge and make sure everyone is still alive and well.
As soon as the tea is finished steeping, that is.
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A slow nod.
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Mild, not too defensive. She needs someone to yell at, he doesn't care what she thinks of him.
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"Men. Arrogant, self-serving, useless creatures. If it's not in their face, they don't care." Yes, when a scalpel can't be held, go for a shot gun.
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Clearing his throat.
"But you're right. If I could do what I did at that age, I should have suspected they'd attempt something like this. Preteen or not, it's a responsability I only avoided through ignorance and blind trust. I didn't think my guardian would do such a thing, which was hopelessly naive, in retrospect."
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"Only twenty? Future? What? That boy, A, looked at least fourteen. And the other, he looked closer to twenty, himself."
But, Maddie is a bright girl, given a little time to work things out. "Preteen? So, a case of exploited genius with you, as well. I can't say I think very highly of your guardian."
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He's really musing to himself.
"Which makes sense, that's around when I became L. I wouldn't say they exploited me; though no one exploited ever would, would they? I had a happy childhood, you needn't concern yourself with me. Stop prying."
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She smiles sweetly, a saccharine sweet, the kind of sweet of fresh lemons. "Right then." She bundles up her stuff, her purse, oh, don't see the tape recorder with it's little red light, not that it would really work here, but she had to try, and stands. "Perhaps we'll meet again." She will get to the bottom of this, she's sure. She'll go ask the boy who else he knows. That'll give her a lead.
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Firmly.
"Case histories? Yes. Our childhoods? A different matter."
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She eyes him, her own version of a dead eye stare. "You weren't exactly willing to discuss either. Of the case history, you told me to talk to the FBI agent who fingered the murderer who pointed me to you. Of your childhood, I think I have more than enough information."
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"And that's because I honestly don't know. It hasn't happened to me yet, and I haven't sought out too much information concerning it for fear of corrupting the timeline."
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"If you don't know and he's supposed to be as smart as you say, then why did he direct me to you? That makes no sense." And everything makes sense, eventually.
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Obviously.
"And he doesn't know how much I know."
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"So, he just assumes you know? Is there anyone who really does?"
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"Right. Mello." She can deal with impatient, she's sure. "Well, then. Unless you had something else you're willing to say, I'll just see myself off."
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He returns to his tea.