To go by the dance the day before, half of creation had come back to the island for the weekend. Jack decided to ignore the paranoid edge niggling at him about how that was just asking for the island to get into one of its nastier moods in favor of getting a nice breakfast together. Ronan was staying for the weekend, as was Emma (of course), and he
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She rang the doorbell and waited, keeping an eye out for anything that might try and bite her.
Ino had enough problems these days without being zombiefied for a while, thanks.
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"Ino, right?" he said. "Emma mentioned you might stop by. It's been a thousand years."
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"I'm going to assume you don't mean literally, for the sake of all the timelines," she said lightly. "Though it's been a while. I'm Ino, and you're... Jack, right?"
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Boy, did she ever.
"You've been here six years though? Did you just graduate and never leave?"
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He shrugged lightly, as if it didn't still bother him a little. "That's me. What have you been up to? And help yourself to breakfast if you want it,of course."
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The fact that Jack was a werewolf barely registered on the scale of Fandom weird. Okay.
"There's worse places to be than here," she commiserated anyway. "And that's some pretty tough luck on your part, getting bit in the first place. I've been doing a lot of things. Mostly security and information gathering. That sort of stuff. Fell out of contact because the world I was on decided nothing was getting out."
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He waved it off. "'Security and information gathering,'" he repeated. "Interesting line of work for a telepath, isn't it?"
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Ino had a terrifying advantage on Gaia. It didn't seem to help her luck any, but she had it.
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But nice. Ino liked being special that way.
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Which was kinda sad, in some ways.
"It's fine, though," she said, shrugging lightly. "I'm good at secrets and if anyone I don't want to find out about it does, well, that's easy enough to take care of."
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