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Somewhere in the middle of the day, Quinn slipped out of the Bar- a little to think, a lot to work with the horse properly. His arm still throbs where the stallion bit it, a reminder that failing to take the animal's needs seriously has consequences. Fortunately, the work is done now, so Quinn is back. He's got a table near the entrance, well-lit (something's got to cast the shadows for all those dark corners, after all!), and he's got dinner. It's all good, really.
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"Good evening, Quinn," he says. "How are you doing? I take it that the news from Captain Reynolds was indeed good."
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Way in the black.
Way, way, wayyyyyyy in the black.
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"Quin...just how many coins was that?"
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"I'm thinking I may need some graphite to fortify me before I ask how many you have left."
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Now it's an eighth of a pound of graphite.
"Okay...how many?"
And he braces himself.
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It's not often you hear that particular sound from a Horta. Hisses and whistles, yeah, but this?
"I guess you won't be worried about supplies for a while," he murmurs once he gets ahold of himself enough to work the voder.
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"Good evening, Quinn. How have you been?"
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She opens up one of the books and points to a diagram. Several passages on the opposite page have been scratched out, and she's already made a few notations.
"It's clear England prefers that their design details be kept secret, to keep anyone from building a rival city that might threaten their rule over the oceans. Like this pump -- it's an excellent concept, but this illustration adds in an additional feature that would flood the structure unexpectedly about a week after it had been activated. I'll need to review everything carefully to eliminate the 'modifications' that have been added. . . "
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She's beaming with pride, cheered at the thought of what might be.
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It's a long shot, but it would be very helpful.
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Such as Simon Tam, medical kit in hand, heading towards the infirmary for the regular check on patients and inventory.
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"Yes?"
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