[Back in Eureka, SARAH attempts
a little investigating, and she's not nearly as quick as she should be.
Also, she needs to learn how to lie better.]
"How exactly does a bunker travel?" Zoe had asked, and it's a good question, too.
"I do not understand fully how it operates, Zoe. For some time it was simply random, whenever both you and Sheriff
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But she has never been very good at running away.
And she's probably worried about SARAH. Which explains why she approaches the AI (and the rest), expression perfectly composed.
"Hello."
It seems like a reasonable enough approach.
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With a segue like that, it has to be good.
There are footsteps audible on the stairs.
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His question dies off as Stark steps further into the room and glances around.
"...Ah."
A short, precise beat.
"Laura, wasn't it?"
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She doesn't move, just looks at him out of clear green eyes.
"You do not have any permanent damage?"
Not that she hit him very hard, but it seems polite.
She is practicing.
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A beat.
"You're quite an accomplished little thief, aren't you?"
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"I've met you," she says. "In Eureka."
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"I was helping SARAH."
Beat.
"She is my friend."
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Interest glints in Stark's eyes before he adds,
"We should talk about that. I'd like to hear your version of events."
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Then--
"You are not in trouble?"
She worries.
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As obliquely as SARAH is capable: "I am intact."
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She turns to X-23. "Did that have something to do with you?"
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Then--
"The EG AI hacked into SARAH's databanks and stole data. About Milliways."
Beat.
"She did not want him to have it."
This next pause is a little bit longer.
"I did not, either."
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It's likely that Fargo would recognize that dangerously pleasant tone, whether or not anyone else present does.
Stark makes an internal note to go back over the reports from the event with a much more careful eye.
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