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Gaheris Rhade
truth_is_cold
09 February 2013 @ 07:45 pm
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[There is apparently one section on the fifth floor that's full of royally pissed off people. This lovely little announcement starts out with the sound of a hand slamming a communicator several times because the thing just isn't turning on fast enough, or working to his liking.]

Anyone up for a game of chess or Pai Sho or... practically anything? I have a ridiculous amount of games.

I'll need about twenty minutes to clean my room. [Because he has been breaking things left and right.]

I think I'll be leaving soon. At least for a little while. [Possibly for good. He's not sure yet. He's thinking that might be the case.] I need someone to be responsible for Ben for me, but I need to see my daughter. "Blame" whoever you like, I can't be of any use right now.
 
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Aya: how DID you make it to Oa?[personal profile] looksfine on February 10th, 2013 08:18 pm (UTC)
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I am used to most other individuals not understanding me 100% of the time. However, I do not believe it has ever been because I spoke in metaphor.
Gaheris Rhade: rhade - thoughtful[personal profile] truth_is_cold on February 10th, 2013 09:09 pm (UTC)
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[He just sort of snorts softly at that. Not a full laugh. He's not in a good enough mood, too. But it is amusing.]
Aya: pic#5522702[personal profile] looksfine on February 10th, 2013 09:20 pm (UTC)
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[Aya tilts her head slightly to one side, curious. She's not offended by the laugh.]

Did I say something you find amusing?
Gaheris Rhade: rhade - listening[personal profile] truth_is_cold on February 10th, 2013 10:00 pm (UTC)
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[He makes a small space between his fingers.] Just a little. [And he moves another piece, without offering explanation as to what it was.]
Aya: did somebody call for a NAV COM?[personal profile] looksfine on February 10th, 2013 10:03 pm (UTC)
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...oh.

[And she seems to accept this as an answer. It was not the first occurrence, and it would most certainly not be the last.]

[In lieu of further conversation, Aya simply returns the move. Focusing heavily on offense and long-term strategy. Her eyes occasionally glow as she processes the latest potential algorithms to predict his next moves.]