...Well. Because the evil bureaucracies weren't fun enough the first time around. Showed how rusty I've gotten, that's for damn sure. Alastair, you are the crappiest administrator I've ever seen. And let me tell you, I've been around the block a few times on that front. Really now.
Sylar. Durden. Costigan. You'd all make pretty decent demons.
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My jaw is doing well, thanks.
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So not broken then? Good to know.
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Not broken, just badly bruised.
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Enough about knives, though, when would you like to meet?
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I'm out of infirmary, and nothing else to do. If you're of a similar schedule, now works out just fine.
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Now works for me as well.
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Just name the where.
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[Belthazor is lounging on his bed, counting the cracks in the ceiling plaster in an effort to ignore the incessant itching of his stitches. He's half tempted to scratch them out.
But as all his other powers are pretty well kiboshed in this place, he's pretty sure the same goes for his healing factor. So he just takes a deep breath and starts counting again.]
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Come on in. Make yourself at home.
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Lets sit down.
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[He shuts the door after Jace and plops down on the couch, waving an arm at the remaining open seats in open invitation. The motion causes the sleeve to ride up, displaying that nice seam of stitches. Bel tugs it down in annoyance, eyebrow quirking at the sight of Jace's jaw.]
Damn. [Oh-so eloquent, Bel is.]
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