[Erol is a light sleeper. And it's been a few days since his beating, so he isn't resting quite as heavily as he was. So the bump and scuffle that turns his comm on is the same that wake him up.
His hand is on the knife beneath his pillow before he's even fully awake, though his guard eases when he sees it's no threat. Just an annoyance.]
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Oh, very well.
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He's soon at Erol's door, having of course ditched Ocelot and the baby. Knocking, he waits patiently for Erol to open up.]
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.... There's no sign of the baby, or Daxter, for that matter. And Erol looks remarkably far from snapping, for someone who's been forced to co-exist with an ottsel.]
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Akagi's not shy about making himself at home, sitting himself down on Erol's bed and pulling his legs up to sit indian style.]
Where is it?
[Straight to the point.]
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Out of the way.
[He walks to the open air vent - it's a bit shorter than his usual stride, but he manages not to limp - and raps on the wall.]
Rat. Pass it down, it's got a visitor.
[After a second, the vent produces a baby!! Erol catches it and holds it casually, placing it on the bed for Akagi to inspect.]
There.
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He pokes at the fuzzy orange baby, dusting it off a little as he inspects it.]
Funny teeth. I guess that's from the rat.
[He glances up at Erol, smirking.]
It's orange like you.
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The rat is orange.
It's got my eyes and ears, though.
[He gives an oversized ear a tweak and the baby squeals in delight at its other parent.]
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[Perk. They didn't have orange rats in Japan. He eyes the open vent for a second before turning his attention back to the furry monstrosity of a baby.]
You're lucky, your baby is interesting. Mine's just half.
[Which, in Akagi's opinion, is something of a travesty.]
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[The baby seems quite happy to attempt to eat its toes.]
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Half not Japanese.
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Hm, was that your species? Thought you were "human."
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