[Crowley is inside his apartment, leaning against a counter. He, for the time being, is the only individual in the shot, because Crowley has no friends.
Clearly.
He pauses for a moment or two, to collect his thoughts, before speaking directly to the NV, calm and collected.]
I find myself in need of a large sum of money. As a result -- I’d like to ask
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[Dismissively.]
What's wrong with Castiel? [Concerned.]
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[Dryly. And then, a cursory glance downward again, before looking back at the NV.]
He's suffering from the effects of a very poor decision in a motel room. I should probably get him tested, but --
[He shrugs a shoulder.]
I'm not doing anything with him, so.
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He could have hurt himself falling like that.
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[Mildly, and Crowley shifts lightly. He's nudging Castiel with his foot.]
If he doesn't wake up in ten minutes, I'll be certain to start caring.
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[Yes, he's fussing like a motherhen.]
You do realize you probably want to stay away from SERO, correct?
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[He rolls his eyes to the side.]
That sounds like a warning.
[He knows, full well, that Lucifer is a member of SERO, and that Michael is a member of AGI. It's part of the reason why he's asking. But he's not about to let that on.]
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[He's not above ratting you out to big brothers if something happens to Castiel.]
It is. What information are you looking for?
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He ignores the first statement, then, in order to focus on the second, with a slight shrug.]
They're interesting. Everyone seems to know everything about them yet nothing at all.
How much influence do they have?
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Quite a lot, though you may not notice if you don't need medication, food, transit, or education, medical care, or other services.
Check you Scotch bottle - it probably has an AGI log or tag on it somewhere.
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[With a casual shrug. Crowley has noticed, but for the purpose of the post, it's best to play stupid. Which includes glancing off-screen to cause his liquor bottle to levitate to his hand, and he flips it over to glance at the bottom.]
Imagine that.
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[Mildly, though Crowley puts the bottle back on his table.]
So they have a grip on the economy. Effective. But what about the people?
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[More like complete and total hatred, judging by that tone.]
The people allow it. The ones who run and manage it. Certainly there are a few who would like things to change, but those in power rarely wish to give it up. And they won't.
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... is that so.
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[Evenly. Not saying which he's commenting on.]
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[That slow smirk is one of a man that has toppled gods. A corporation is nothing.]
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