The watchtower is as silent as it ever gets, monitors and terminals humming softly in the background. The ravaged packaging of something very like an Earthen chocolate box - or two - is barely visible in the refuse receptical. The lighting is turned up as brightly as it will go, and Dreadmoon is standing in front of a wall of screens - looking
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Mm-hmm. That's what I first thought, too.
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Governor Dreadmoon, I beg forgiveness on behalf of Wingblade. She is very young. If you see it fit to punish her for her behaviour, I ask you punish me in her stead. *respectful bow*
((Not sure what Dreadmoon's official title is, but I think "Governor" is appropriate enough - I mean, he is the Governor of Kalis.))
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*wondering how Dreadmoon will react to Wingblade calling her "Mama"*
*to Wingblade, quietly* Because I was afraid the Governor would take your actions as disrespectful. I believe he's not used to people barging into his watchtower without having business here.
((Tell that to Juju... :p ))
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She has yet to learn respect for her superiors - or is it that she has yet to learn the ways of our planet..? *gives Steadfast a searching, intense look, then lets go* Instruct her thoroughly, and I will have no reason to punish her, now will I? *rather icy smile* No reprimand is necessary.
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*teleports into the area, arms crossed, and trying to appear like a concerned fatherly type... even though he wasn't thinking that way at all*
Primus Wingblade... you're worse than me!
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*kablinks briefly, then pulls himself together as he recognises the symbols on your wings* May I recommend not doing that in future? The defences in this room are extremely effective. *is a little annoyed at being caught surprised*
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