In the aftermath of oddity

[subject_0057]

1. Allelujah, having had quite a bit of fun up on stage, has been in an exceptionally good mood since the mission finished. One can find him wandering the ship, humming a few of the songs heard at the concert, or - if you catch him while he's on his own in an open room - spinning, flipping, and dancing like an all-around boss. He seems to be in a

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[zetahatsudo]

"Geeze..." Kamille grumbled. "Allelujah, next time I try and go out on foot for a mission, stop me." He was already signing out and leaving, but damn if that shit still didn't hurt.

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Allelujah chuckled softly; he was glad that Kamille had recovered so quickly, and even more so that he was in decently good humor. "I'll keep that in mind. Think you'll be okay?" he asked with a grin. "You never did get the chance to explain what hit you."

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[zetahatsudo]

"Well, when I broadcasted that I needed to get back to the Chalice, the crowd actually grabbed me and started surfing me over to the exit." That was actually pretty cool of them. "Then one of the Advents decided that I would make a nice projectile, plucked me, and threw me." Yup, that happened. "Yuu was able to catch me, but I don't recommend being thrown and caught by mecha."

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Certainly not the oddest use of a mecha he'd ever heard of, but it did raise an eyebrow. "I see. Sounds... exciting. Well, I'm glad Yuu was able to catch you. You seem stable enough now; think you'll be alright?"

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[zetahatsudo]

Kamille waved off his concerns. "Bah, This is nothing compared to the coffee. I'm more interested in what I saw you do on the stage. Those were some impressive moves out there." Especially flipping off Johnny, but that went without saying.

[subject_0057]

"Oh, those? It's just something I picked up back when I was on the Ptolemy." A no-gravity environment is great for trying out oddly contorted positions, though gravity had made the muscle strain unbearable for a while. "You pick up a few hobbies when you're floating through space for days to months at a time."