characters: Commander Felicis and open to test subjects (and others to pass in the hallway)
location: Mostly the part of the ship where subjects are located, some odd places like the study sometimes.
time: Early morning. Wake up, chickies.
rating: PG.
open/closed: open! ... kinda.
summary:
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'cause i'm history. )
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Good morning, Commander. Permission to join you, sir?
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Permission granted.
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Good morrow...
[he looks at his file.]
Kanda.
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he snaps at, however. annoyed. ] What do you want.
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[goes through a few of the papers. Unlike the other scientists, he wears no white coat, he's got a different Avatican uniform on.]
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There's a slight twitch of his lips as he watches his colleague walk past before he stalks Savannah all the way back to his office.
Not bothering to knock, Cassian pushes open the door and leans against the door frame, observing the other in a distinctly unimpressed fashion before drawling out his version of a greeting. ]
No one told me you were coming here as well, Hannah.
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I suppose you and Captain Knox were far too... busy with your arrangements to receive the transmissions.
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You're cute when you use euphemisms, you know. We should get together sometime and make beautiful euphemisms with each other.
And preoccupied as we were, the Captain and I had pilots to check transmissions for us and we received no such notice.
[ There's a pause before Cas sighs, and here comes the million dollar question. ]
...why did they send you?
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[he reaches the end of his book and puts it on a stack. He's silent through Cas' question, until he finds another book of interest.]
The scientists need one of their own to give them direction. You know very well...
[but he trails off, propping that book open.]
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Thus she waits until he doesn't look too terribly occupied and knocks on the door]
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Speak your name.
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You may enter.
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Restrained, but grumpy as all Hell. The chains between the heavy metal cuffs around his ankles give him barely enough room to walk forward without shuffling his boots, and the ones binding his wrists are just plain uncomfortable. But whatever. He can be civil for now, but just wait until he finds a reason to thwack another guard in the head again. ]
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[It's a good thing he's had his tea delivered. He knows very well that Isen won't be in a very good mood, and although they've met a very small number of times, he hasn't forgotten him, or the other three Generals. Although he knows one is gone--and a foreigner in his place.]
Take a seat, by your leave.
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I'd rather stand. Need to stretch the legs are spending the past few days in your charming little prison.
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[He completely ignores the bite in Isen's words, simply pouring some for himself and taking a sip.]
The tea is not perfect, but I suppose it's alright.
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