Mega leaned back in his chair, taking a long drink from his coffee cup, it was so...peaceful without Tai-San around, it was almost as if he was on holiday, it was simply wonderful. That didn't mean, however, that he hadn't kept an eye on Tai-San, and he'd seen her little run in with Lex, though he'd narrowed his eyes and watched, trying not to fume
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Mega picked up his spill proof coffee cup and took a long sip, setting it down carefully next to the computer. He was done, however, with keeping an eye on the Mall, nothing exciting seemed to be happening. He clicked against his taskbar, switching the Mall view to a monitor and adjusting all four views of the exits onto a seperate monitor each. "Melvin," he said slowly and evenly, "Come keep an eye on monitors a4, b3, b4, and c3, please," Melvin was a good worker, a quiet man who did as he was told and never gave lip. Mega quite liked working with him, he never invaded his space.
When that was adjusted, Mega opened his program box and looked at his coding, always tweaking. His eye kept a watch over Java's blip, still with Ram, she never seemed to leave, moved around a bit, but that was all. It didn't matter, as long as he could keep an eye on her. His computer dinged, a mail alert, which in and of itself wasn't strange, his workers sent him bits of recoded programming all of the time, and he left it for later, he was in the middle of something, and he was determined to figure out why the Paradise program shut down whenever someone accessed certain previrus experiences. It was all very strange, and the coding was weirdly written, but Mega was determined to crack it.
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