May 27, 2015 13:42
[There's a moment of silence, before Naoya's voice starts, as if he didn't really want to leave a way to be contacted like this.]
This is Naoya. I'm busy right now, but leave your message and I'll get to it when I have time for it.
[Click!]
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Naoya-san? It's Yako Katsuragi. About the way our last conversation ended... I'm sorry. I didn't meant to upset you.
[ Wow, this is the first time she'd had to apologize to someone like this. Deep breath. ]
I hope you're-- ahh!
[ And whatever else she was going to say is lost to a yelp of surprise as the power across the city shuts down. Don't expect a verbal reply when you call back. ]
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...With all due respect, Katsuragi-san, I wonder if perhaps you shouldn't be worrying about yourself.
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I don't think that's a threat. Is it? [ Beat. ] I mean, you seem the kind of person who'd say it directly if it was.
Anyway, sorry about my last message ending like that. I didn't expect the power to go out!
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I expect not. It seems last night was full of...surprises.
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[Kimihiko laughs a little.]
I've got something to ask you. Call me back, if you get the time.
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What is it you want, Kimihiko?
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And I'd need to know about the abilities you already have.
[It's practical, as well as a bargaining chip--Magical ability differs based on the user. Kimi's own powers could either help or make this much harder.]
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Thanks again. For last week, I mean.
Though if you don't mind me asking... you would have helped even if I hadn't asked you to, right?
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I might not have even stayed there that long. I tend to keep moving in these kinds of situations.
[He's not entirely awake yet, or he wouldn't have let on that much. The Lockdown...he doesn't intend to recreate it. It hasn't left scars on him, because there's nothing left to scar, but why talk about it?]
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And yet she's a little saddened by it, anyway. ]
I see...
[ A pause, and offhandedly: ] Today's the last day of the cafe. Do you mind coming and helping us clean up?
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I suppose I could.
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Yes?
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[A conversation that starts with that? NEVER GOOD.]
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[Kimihiko's voice is cold, but it seems more of a false coldness than anything else. As if he's trying to keep something pressed back inside.]
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I work primarily at night, Kimihiko. What are you really asking?
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Understood. If I find anything, I will contact you.
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