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theoverseers) wrote2017-02-12 09:29 pm
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Bolton's Office Hours
[Want to chat with Bolton privately? Here is where you do it! Bolton's office hours will be held in conference room B in the library for approximately four hours in the morning several days a week. During that time the blinds will be drawn and that room will be off-limits unless you're there to talk to Bolton, though the other three study rooms will still be available for use.
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Comments are screened for privacy.]
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You people are perverts.
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What in the hell-
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[She drops an unopened box of dental dams onto the conference table.]
Not to mention whoever's idea it was to bring Mr. Masochist in here, I don't even know what his problem is. And everyone keeps making comments about these uniforms! I personally don't think they're all that bad, they just look like pilot uniforms to me without the metal guard pieces, but your company dressed a bunch of unconscious people up like this for no apparent reason. Some of us aren't even legal, and that is disgusting. So I'm lodging a complaint!
...Not that it does any good in a murder exercise, but it's the principle of the thing!
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Not that he has a chance to get a word in edgewise until she's done.]
First of all, I'm going on the record and saying that we had no idea that the Benefactors were giving you guys those things - though it doesn't hurt to be safe.
Second of all, we were not the ones who changed your clothes, and the cameras were definitely not live then. The first time we saw any of you you were already dressed. The ship is pretty much run by robots who do the cooking and the cleaning and the repairs, so I'd guess they were responsible. J and I have not and do not want to see any of you in your undies.
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At least there's that. I guess it would be helpful if they were giving these things to people who actually needed them. They also gave me a stack of my own paperwork. I guess it must have been on me when I showed up here and they were tired of looking at it.
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[...Hey if you don't want that box of dams he'll take 'em.
He don't give a dam 8D]
I'm not even going to pretend I know what the Benefactors' thought process is.
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Please tell me there's nothing else really terrible in there. Actually, don't. I don't think I want to hear the answer either way.
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Coffee? You look like you could probably use some. I make a pretty mean brew.
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[He holds up The Drawing of the Three and waggles it.]
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The "someone who's never been to space" part is unintentional. It was surprisingly hard to find books about space written by people in space that would work with the translator.
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Huh. I wonder what all languages we even speak. Probably Lightning-san's is completely different.
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[He pours Yurika a cup of coffee and slides it over to her.]
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I guess a lot of us are from different kinds of worlds, though most of us are at least from on or around Earth. I just thought of her because we talked about it.
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[He takes a sip of his own coffee and then, apologetically.]
Unfortunately, there's a confidentiality clause in my contract that says I'm not allowed to talk about the other Champions' backgrounds or worlds.
By the way, there's sugar and cream if you want it.
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[You know, with the outfits and intel.]
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[Said, actually, without cruelty or sick admiration.]
Anyway, anything else I can help you with, Captain?
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