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[pissyouoff]

[One of the doors opens up and out comes a female Mello stumbling backwards and then toppling over ]

[ She takes a second to get herself back up before looking around with an irritated and puzzled look]

What the fuck?

(ooc: Hey. I bring new one for the masses. Mostly canon outside of the chick factor. Taken sometime before kidnapping Sayu.)

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[firm_detective]

*L almost trips over Mello.*

I don't think I have ever seen someone ejected from a room quite like that.

*He's aware that she's probably a new arrival; What will she say?*

[pissyouoff]

Yes, if I had to.

[firm_detective]

Yet you should work to avoid it, hm?

[pissyouoff]

Of course. Dying would mean Near gets to be in charge.

[firm_detective]

If you are anything like your doubles, you have left him in charge already.

*It sounds friendly, nonchalant.*

If that is the case, why?

[pissyouoff]

Really..?

[Most of the doubles were failures then? She takes a moment to consider before answering.]

Perhaps he wasn't making a move.

[firm_detective]

Yes.

I am told it is your habit to storm off when Roger suggests that you and Near work together.

*Most of his own doubles are failures, too.*

What sort of move?

[pissyouoff]

[Damn. L knows everything..]

Well.. he's intolerable. We don't work well together.

One that would win. Perhaps he missed something.

[firm_detective]

Intolerable? How so?

*He might be overdoing the note of innocence in his voice, a little.*

I suppose if you find him intolerable, you would like to point out anything he's missed. It would be satisfying, yes?

[pissyouoff]

He's annoying as hell.

..Yes that would be.

[firm_detective]

*He gives her a long, calculating look, then a quick nod.*

Well. I doubt you will have much trouble settling in.

If you need to find me, ask for the L who goes by Ryuuzaki. I will not be too difficult to locate.

*Unless I want to be, but that should go without saying.*

*He does not bring up his relationship with Misa when first meeting Mellos, anymore; it always leads to tedious explanations on his part and lengthy periods of skepticism on theirs. It's easier to give up the more specific signifier than to deal with the pointless resentment.*