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Agatha's back in the bar today, at the tables she set up before. The sign and items are all still there. Draping it in a blanket helped keep everything safe.
Well, that and the security system she added.
She's not keeping an eye out for customers at the moment. There's something more importaint on her mind.
In front of her is a slightly used camera, disassembled. Notes and schematics are spread out on the table around it, and there is much tinkering. She's humming an odd tune.
Fear.
Well, that and the security system she added.
She's not keeping an eye out for customers at the moment. There's something more importaint on her mind.
In front of her is a slightly used camera, disassembled. Notes and schematics are spread out on the table around it, and there is much tinkering. She's humming an odd tune.
Fear.
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Men in Black are trained to be perceptive: "There's just something different about this little guy, but I can't quite place it."
K reaches into his suit and pulls out a small box. It's completely jet black, and somehow the surface is shiny and light-absorbing at the same time. With a flip of K's wrist, the box opens to reveal a small control panel. A holographic display of greens and reds appears in the air right above it.
"I'd like to take a scan of him, if I could, so I can understand your technology better. I can promise you it won't hurt him. Do you mind?"
Of course, Agatha might have some curiosity of her own now....
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"More than just an inventor, yes . . . it's complicated, and even those who have it don't fully understand what it is. The Spark is whatever it is that makes mad scientists what they are, to put it simply."
The clank looks nervous and glances to Agatha. Agatha is curious about the device. Also wary.
"Well. If you're certain it won't damage him. . ."
Beyond the initial 'Oooh, shiny!', the camera on her table will hold more lasting interest -- she prefers the type of gadget she can dig her hands into without worrying about it melting or creating a crater three miles in radius. Thus, the safety of her clanks takes priority.
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K turns the scanner back around and simply punches a quick succession of numbers. The holographic display shifts colors as several tables and graphs appear, monitoring various aspects of the clink's energy levels.
K studies the results for a bit with a slight frown of concentration, then nods, closes the scanner and puts it back in his suit.
"Well, there's definitely an unusual energy signature there, though I doubt I could tell you anything about it right now that you don't already know. Very interesting, though."
"Doesn't seem limited to your world either, since they seem to be working just fine here."
He nods to the camera. "What's that project there, if you don't mind my asking?"
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"I've been looking for employment since the tabs are being called in, and Mark Cohen hired me to assist with some of the technical work at his studio. We don't have cameras such as this where I come from, and I wanted to examine one more closely before getting started. It's a very clever design, but simple enough once you get a feel for it."
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"It might take some time to confirm if certain sections are as compatable as my first estimates make them out to be, but I should be able to begin work tomorrow."
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He offers a hand to shake, "By the way, my name's K."
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"Thank you, K. I'll be sure to let you see once I'm finished. I'm Agatha Clay."
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"Glad to meet you, Agatha. Hope to see you soon."
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With that, she turns back to fiddling with the camera. Social niceties tend to be overridden when she gets into the madness place.