Now that Greenhouse Two had been effectively cleared, Kurama had begun working in earnest to begin his experiment in creating an adequate representation of a
tea room, and a growing room for tealeaves. He'd leave the door open as he worked, in case anyone felt the need to wander in
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"This was A's suggestion actually. Interested in hearing, or are you just here on a pleasure stroll?" He kept his tone light, trying to remember that getting irritated with gods never did any good.
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He crossed his arms. "I'm interested. Surprised, I'll admit, but interested."
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"Who's Primavera?" she asked, directing the question more at Lezard than Kurama. "Not the one you, er, took to dinner?"
Kurama set down the blueprints and sat back on his heels, eyebrows raised.
"You took her on a date?" how come he always heard about these things last?
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He'd learned from someone about the idea of school prefects, and he had just appointed himself as assistant to the prefect, even though he didn't know who his actual prefects were. Which was why he was walking around outside. He'd seen some greenhouses, and he wanted to make sure that they weren't being used to grow pot. He'd also found some beet seed packets in his room, and he wanted to get his planting done early so he could ensure a bumper crop this year.
"Hello?" he called, stepping inside the greenhouse and seeing a light on nearby. "Is anyone here?" A quick glance around revealed no obvious signs of canibis growth. (Not that Dwight would actually know what that looked like.)
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"May I help you?"
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"I'm going to have to ask you to show me where you buried the body," he said in his sternest and most authoritative voice as he eyed the blood and dirt on Kurama's hands.
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