Every time any of you try to explain anything, loud opera singing happens...
[no that was just dahut]
Of all the things I would like an explanation for the most it's the meat. But again. [why are you in the meat dimension. but anyway she knows she ain't getting one]
Isn't it? I didn't pick it. [He is terrible at naming things. An elephant stole the name he picked out for his imaginary child. I am not making this up.] But he was more like a partner than a pet, really. He helped me with tracking, search and rescue... all different things.
Not really. It was part of my recruitment, so classes were part of my training.
[He does have money, and probably a lot compared to what she's used to, but it's like... normal modern salary levels of money, with a tiny splash of nepotism.]
But I was supposed to go on scholarship anyway, before that, so it would've worked out either way. [He didn't need to add that]
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To be honest, I'm starting to get used to them. Sometimes they bring us... I think they're supposed to be gifts? [What]
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I see. Can I ask what the gifts... are?
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How to explain this........]
Number magnets... bandages... other, dead rats' bodies...
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I don't understand why there are rats but I suppose I am not meant to know.
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With the way things work here, I almost feel like any explanation would be worse than not knowing.
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[no that was just dahut]
Of all the things I would like an explanation for the most it's the meat. But again. [why are you in the meat dimension. but anyway she knows she ain't getting one]
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He makes a face.]
You and me both. [IT'S FINE IT'S FINE IT'S FINE. DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.
More importantly--] I heard you guys got a dog park?
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[she LOVES the dog park. she has been failing to hide her love for puppies for like five weeks now.]
I like it there. There are... a lot of dogs. [heaven]
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Yeah? Which ones are your favorites? [Is she a Husky girlie or a goldendoodle girlie]
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There's a little corgi that I liked. [...] One of the golden retrievers was very attached to me. I've spent a good amount of time there lately.
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I had a dog for a while. A German Sheperd named Benji--we did a lot of missions together.
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You had a fascinating life before you came here.
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He smiles a little, though. Pixellatedly.]
It's not as exciting as it sounds. I was in school for a lot of it. [When you have math class at 6 but secret agent work at 7]
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Oh... you must have had a lot of money. [when you're from a world where people don't really go to school]
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[He does have money, and probably a lot compared to what she's used to, but it's like... normal modern salary levels of money, with a tiny splash of nepotism.]
But I was supposed to go on scholarship anyway, before that, so it would've worked out either way. [He didn't need to add that]
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... I'm not sure I know what a scholarship is. [a beat.] But I'm sure it's very impressive.
[this is said in a like very teasing "that's nice sweetie" tone]
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[
He glitches out as punishment for bragging]
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she just watches him glitch out and if he comes back she's like:]
Ah... how'd you get one, then? [SHE'S JOKING]
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[WOOOOOW]
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Easy, easy.
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[BETRAYED...]
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[still teasing him]
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