[After Ivan's death Lelouch is making an even greater attempt to avoid human contact than before. Any mention of the incident will most likely be dismissed or ignored all together, anyway
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[he'd caught wind of what happened, and while he didn't know Ivan personally, he'd remembered Lelouch's request. clearly, he hadn't acted fast enough. so after a good half hour or so of searching, he comes to check the lower levels, only to find the prince there of all places. he's silent as he approaches, before kneeling before him, head bowed, and when he finally speaks his voice is quiet, struggling to speak coherently because this damn hotel seems to have impeded that as well]
My most apology, Your Majesty. I appear... missed it have to you.
[Raises his head to spare a brief glance at the arrival, smiling as he returns to the work he isn't doing, though there's little to it. Until you address him, damn it. He jerks a little, hands clenching into fists on his desktop. Why why why why why.]
[raises his head once you begin speaking, and promptly blanches once he realizes what just happened, averting his eyes. no, you couldn't be roomed on that floor, that was...]
[Already turning a brilliant shade of red, fingers tapping the keys distractedly. He does not need this right now, and it almost makes him angry how inconvenient this curse is.]
I-I'm fine. I take it you're on a speech impairment floor.
[you're not the only one, because once the color returns to his face, it returns with a vengeance. he's having a slightly hard time summoning his voice, and it's not because of his effect this time]
I... unfortunately, correct.
I did not... i-implementation that it with something functioned except names.
[Thankfully he's able to understand that for the most part, his face having twisted into a scowl to better mask his embarrassment.]
That isn't any good at all. My name, or titles I've found, acts as a trigger for the... Well, for the curse to activate. I thought I'd discovered a solution but apparently I was wrong.
Medical in nature, of course. [Clicks twice, breaking his rhythm. He pulls back as if bewildered, then hunches over again and continues at the new pace.]
[frowns, not sure if he's too happy with the concept of you self-prescribing treatment, but he knows you're not stupid enough to knowingly do anything that could cause permanent damage]
My most apology, Your Majesty. I appear... missed it have to you.
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E-Excuse me? Th...ah...that doesn't...
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Terribly sorry b-being! I w-was not of realize...
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I-I'm fine. I take it you're on a speech impairment floor.
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I... unfortunately, correct.
I did not... i-implementation that it with something functioned except names.
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That isn't any good at all. My name, or titles I've found, acts as a trigger for the... Well, for the curse to activate. I thought I'd discovered a solution but apparently I was wrong.
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Solution?
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I see.
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[Can't bring himself to say any more than that, having already exhausted he desire to communicate. Simply click clicks away.]
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Do we hold the communications, yes?
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[Pauses, considering.]
Thank you, Jeremiah.
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