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got_hijacked) wrote2016-08-30 07:33 am
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Room 205, Tuesday Mid-Morning
So, Rhys' plans to regain the room he didn't actually want because he didn't actually want to be here... we're a success. But only because Kuzco went to class.
Whatever, it was still a success.
That would be why there was a pile of stupid looking togas and whatever else he could lift without falling over that belonged to Kuzco... were in a pile outside the door. Because pettiness was a prized trait in Hyperion employees, okay? Prized and cultivated.
And now he was able to empty hisinventory pockets to safely figure out what he still had with him. Which amounted to an ECHO eye that was shoved into the very back of a drawer, his stun baton, the old flash drive that he got from Nakayama's corpse, and Dumpy. Dumpy was getting worked on to see if there were any parts he could use without shutting the poor thing down completely.
Empathy for mostly useless robots. It was his thing sometimes.
[open because whose house? rhys' house!]
Whatever, it was still a success.
That would be why there was a pile of stupid looking togas and whatever else he could lift without falling over that belonged to Kuzco... were in a pile outside the door. Because pettiness was a prized trait in Hyperion employees, okay? Prized and cultivated.
And now he was able to empty his
Empathy for mostly useless robots. It was his thing sometimes.
[open because whose house? rhys' house!]
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Aww, guess who's back, Rhys?
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Okay, a little juvenile, but still a decent insult!
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Inside voice, Kuzco.
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Dumpy fell off the bed attempting to follow him. Bless it's little robot heart.
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Kuzco, you're gonna get punched.
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He looked down at Kuzco's stuff again. "Nope, still garbage."
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It was just precious that Rhys thought his taste was better.
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Even though Kuzco totally started this.
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Because Kuzco had kiiiiiinda made him homeless.
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Not that she was especially interested, but some of those fabrics looked expensive enough that she noticed.
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"Sure. I don't need them."
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"What in the name of all seven hells is that?" she asked, a little more alarmed than she'd been now that she was seeing the source of that noise.
She'd be back to rummaging through Kuzco's stuff in a minute, probably.
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And then fell over.
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It better not be something it was going to do all the time. Bad enough she had to share a room - even if Shiemi was adorable - but Margaery was not about to put up with trying to sleep through that sound.
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Dumpy crooned from its spot on the floor.
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If you asked Margaery, an awful lot of things around here were 'like a mill.'
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He did not.
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She wondered if he needed help. Perhaps she ought to call someone for him.
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"This one flies, but I think it got broken when--before I got here," he said, stumbling over his words and frowning at Dumpy. "I can't believe they don't have more here. I mean. Unless it's a Claptrap unit and then I totally can."
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Like a ninja, that's our Dumpy.
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