[What's this? Samus doing a normal office log? Yeah pretty much.
She's been a little mopey lately and seeking PRIVATE TIME to work out this residual mope. So any time this week after class-hours you might find her holed up in her office or her classroom with the door slightly ajar, probably working on a huge piece of mechanical what-the-heck-is-
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"Defeating it will keep the galaxy at peace."
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"And with two of our expert warriors out to protect the universe, its safety will be ensured. Phantoon doesn't stand a chance!
"Especially if I call on Palutena's help." He began to scribble some tiny figures on the side of Justice to lend some firepower to the fray.
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They didn't sound like they were talking about class, so Falcon didn't even bother to knock and cracked open the door instead, peeking inside. "Am I interrupting?"
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"The Galaxy is--" And then she heard a voice. Samus admittedly flinched a little her in seat and immediately ceased drawing, looking like she had just been caught in the act of... having fun and enjoying herself.
"--Hello."
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"I'm not interrupting anything, am I?"
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"No." She seemed to visibly relax and slouched a little in her seat. The mechanical project was forgotten about, a trail of blueprints leading up to some blank and not so blank papers with crayon drawings scrawled all over them. Tales of heroic battles and one-eyed monsters.
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"But if you two are busy, I can come back later."
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While it was slightly embarrassing for the ever serious Miss Aran to be caught drawing crayon monsters she saw an opportunity in this and made a very subtle dare to Falcon, one she was confident Pit would encourage.
"I'm afraid you'll need a crayon if you want to stay."
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"Hold on, Captain! I'll find one for you! There's got to be another one around here somewhere...
"...Yeah! On a chair! I got red!" His arm shot into the air with great triumph.
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Then Pit found the red crayon. "I don't get blue?" He mock-whined.
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Either way when it seemed like Falcon was going to stay she let a brief smile flash across her features, and hid it with a roll of her eyes. "I'll find you one, big baby." She said, getting up from her chair and leaving a fresh, blank paper on top of the desk as she left for the very not-far-away lands of her supply cabinent.
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"I am not a big baby." He hissed back. "My favorite color is blue, so I want a blue crayon." Bringing his voice back up to normal volume, he leaned forward in his chair. "What are you two doing, anyway?"
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