Characters: The crew of the Convoy
Content: Hired to guard a warehouse, they lie in wait for the thieves.
Setting: A warehouse in Spoons full of mana crystals
Time: Various points during the night, over the course of this week
Notes: Each group will have its own thread. A list of groups can be found
here.
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To end my grief, I'd have to catch a thief )
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"...you've got to be kidding me." Nena might not have done any guard work before, but it was pretty obvious that you were supposed to keep your eyes open. Moving closer to the man, she waited until she was only a couple of feet away before she whispering "Wake up!" in a tone that gave away how annoyed the girl was. They were here to do a job and do it well, not this... laziness. If he didn't move... would that mean he'd actually fallen asleep? If that were the case, then she'd simply be doing her job by getting even closer and attempting to flick his ear.
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She approached the pair with rage-knit eyebrows. "What do you think you're doing?" she hissed, crossing her arms. She'd decided to take up a standard patrol, sticking to shadows in a logical path from sentry to sentry.
Well. If anyone would get to their post, anyway. Ridiculous.
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"...looks like he's sleepin', yo."
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"His eyes were shut! He could have been asleep... or dead. It... would have been irresponsible of me not to check on a potential situation, especially when I could have done something to fix it. So really, it's all the dimwit's fault."
"And... I don't know." Nena continued, this time addressing Gintoki, "I was heading there when I saw you."
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Olivier looked as pissed as ever, wholly unimpressed with her shipmates. Was this how Prime ran things?
"The only thing I saw was a small animal that immediately regretted being within swords'-length."
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