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The doctor is in. In the bar, that is-- sitting at the bar, rubbing his eyes with tiredness and drinking what appears to be an extremely intense energy drink. He's left his microscopic goggles on, absent-mindedly.
Someone might want to let him know why the table appears to be so close.
[open until sideways-eight.]
Someone might want to let him know why the table appears to be so close.
[open until sideways-eight.]
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Or mostly, staring at the goggles. They don't look very necessary for whatever he's doing.
On the other hand, trying to figure out what they'd be used for, or whether he just thinks they look good (an opinion Elle can't share), is enough to distract her from picking at the sutures on her forehead. And she'll take that for now.
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"Got a problem?"
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"Do you need those for something?"
It could be a rude question. But Elle wouldn't know.
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He squints at the pores on her nose. Interesting.
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Maybe this will help. Or something.
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"Oh. Right. Well, the answer to your question is no, actually."
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For her, it's pretty short, but she doesn't make any attempt to hide it, either.
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Still, he has to know: "What's so funny?"
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That, she's pretty sure, is something even people... not her would find funny.
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Really he looks like he could use it now, but Moist isn't going to push the point too hard. (Yet.) And with as high-test as that drink looks to be, it's a valid question.
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"Funny you should mention that. I'm working on a device that should eradicate my need for sleep."
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Another valid question. Because... why?
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Which, of course, then has to be said aloud: "Why not?"
It's the maxim of the scientist.
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"I don't see the appeal, Doc."
But then, Moist likes sleeping every now and then.
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He thinks about thinks a regular person might do, in that situation. "You know, living the good life. Exploring the world. Updating your blog."
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He's not saying Doc shouldn't do it. He's just saying he doesn't get it.
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The drink is new, though. The girl looks up from cleaning her sword, putting her oiled rag down.
"You are still wearing your goggles, parat."
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"Did you just call me a parrot?"
After a moment, he pulls off his goggles. "Also, thanks. I do that sometimes. Comes with the profession."
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Beat.
"You are an engineer?"
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He scratches his head, embarrassed.
"Well, yes. In a way."
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"Really? You know engineer and not scientist?"
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