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Day: 107
Characters: Nunnally vi Britannia (truthintouch), Huey Laforet (immortalstudies)
Summary: Somebody has disappeared. The first to be interrogated about it? Nunnally.
When: DAY - Afternoon, after this post.
Where: Huey's office.
Status: Closed; Incomplete.
It was rare, very rare for Huey to actually look forward to treatments these days, but today, he did. It wasn't really a treatment, he knew that much. It was an interrogation. But strangely, he had more freedom here today than he usually had in his treatments, and he planned to fully enjoy this privilege. And his guest was no doubt equally interesting; it didn't take her dossier to inform him of that.
Nunnally vi Britannia was an unusual girl, even for St. Edelweiss' standards. He'd rarely met this much naïveté and innocence - and as a scientist should, he did not believe in innocence. That made her all the more fascinating for his studies. It was a pity he hadn't had a chance of having a private conversation with her before. Today, he would make up for that - and perhaps find out what the head staff so desperately wanted to know, and what in all honesty interested him, too, for completely different reasons: where patient Duo Maxwell had disappeared to.
He waited, standing near the window of his office and looking out apathetically, while the security guards he had sent were picking up Nunnally in her cell and escorting her to his office.
Characters: Nunnally vi Britannia (truthintouch), Huey Laforet (immortalstudies)
Summary: Somebody has disappeared. The first to be interrogated about it? Nunnally.
When: DAY - Afternoon, after this post.
Where: Huey's office.
Status: Closed; Incomplete.
It was rare, very rare for Huey to actually look forward to treatments these days, but today, he did. It wasn't really a treatment, he knew that much. It was an interrogation. But strangely, he had more freedom here today than he usually had in his treatments, and he planned to fully enjoy this privilege. And his guest was no doubt equally interesting; it didn't take her dossier to inform him of that.
Nunnally vi Britannia was an unusual girl, even for St. Edelweiss' standards. He'd rarely met this much naïveté and innocence - and as a scientist should, he did not believe in innocence. That made her all the more fascinating for his studies. It was a pity he hadn't had a chance of having a private conversation with her before. Today, he would make up for that - and perhaps find out what the head staff so desperately wanted to know, and what in all honesty interested him, too, for completely different reasons: where patient Duo Maxwell had disappeared to.
He waited, standing near the window of his office and looking out apathetically, while the security guards he had sent were picking up Nunnally in her cell and escorting her to his office.