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Sep 03, 2011 12:00

Characters: Elena and all you early birds
Location: Around Death City
Rating: G unless something comes up
Time: Dec. 12th 9 am
Description: Elena is scoping out Death City and getting to know the place well, feel free to run into her as you like.

Where the streets had no name )

elena, clare edwards, count d, eisuke hondou

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shieldedvirtue September 7 2011, 01:00:49 UTC

That was an especially dreary thought, thank you. Because this city already was giving Clare such a wonderful loving fuzzy feeling, "...E-even across dimensional barriers." Proof Clare not only paid attention in physics, but also when Adam went on about comic books. There was no hiding the apprehension in her voice as she asked the question.

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lil_rookie September 9 2011, 08:52:23 UTC
Elena blinked a moment before arching a brow at Clare. "Not exactly, anyone not already here isn't going to just pop up and find me. Regardless there are those here who have, back home, opposed my employer and might see fit to use me as leverage against him if they were to get a hold of me." She explained, thinking to her self that this gal was an odd one, though not dumb by any means.

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shieldedvirtue September 9 2011, 14:39:22 UTC

Well, that was a weird concern to have. Although, for it to be a concern that meant both her employer was here, and her employer's adversaries. Of course, what sort of grievance could be in play to cause such a reaction? That's where the wonder lies, "What sort of reasoning would they have to continue here? What do they think your employer did?"

Unless the entire enterprise were here, it seems a bit odd to keep a fight going while both sides are on unfamiliar ground. Whoever would continue such a conflict would not exactly be thinking reasonably. Then again, starting a fight with a business isn't very reasonable either... unless they were evil, and that never happens.

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lil_rookie September 10 2011, 07:23:43 UTC
Elena gave her an odd look, knowing it would be best not to give away too much information, something she had been lectured for a couple times now. "I haven't met them myself but from what I have heard they are a bit soft in the head, and seem convinced that my employer has something of great value to them, which he couldn't even have here if he wanted to." She explained, hoping she wasn't giving too much away.

"Beside, even without them here I would still be just a cautious, my work has put me in situations that have show even nice places have their share of rotten residents. You can never be too safe after all."

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shieldedvirtue September 11 2011, 01:58:16 UTC

Clare was not stupid, she could tell when people were leaving details out for some reason. What reason, can't be sure, wasn't her place anyway. ...Didn't mean she wasn't a little offended at it. Also there was the detail of that pessimism, while true (especially here) it was... concerning.

"It gives people the idea that you're shifty, paranoid, and up to something," The look was as flat as her tone, Clare hoped that got the message across. Her arms crossed, eyes dead set on the young woman. Clare wasn't the biggest on trust, deep lasting trust, but without that little bit of trust nothing would ever happen.

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lil_rookie September 14 2011, 04:33:40 UTC
"Eh that isn't much of a new thing for me." She said, shrugging. Not many people respected Turks so she had long ago given up looking for respect where none was.

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