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exsiliumlogs2013-05-01 04:50 pm
flecks) wrote in exsiliumlogs2013-05-01 04:50 pm
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Date & Time: early evening of april 30th
Location: unit 407
Characters: leo & oz
Summary: time for a house call because some nobles just don't know how public libraries work
Warnings: idk none?
[ If it were up to Leo he would never drop by Oz's apartment willingly, but this time it's not entirely up to him. Not when he owes the librarian for occasionally letting him spend the night in the library and especially when 'occasionally' was turning into 'often' by now. So when Leo dropped by the library after his work in the orphanage and caught the librarian's complaints, he'd offered his help after quickly realizing what the problem was.
Honestly, nobles.
He's marching down the apartment complex halls with a paper in hand listing the missing books and the appropriate fines, still clad in the clothing that made him seamlessly fit in with the natives that he's been prone to wearing whenever he visits the orphanage and with the Nightray sword dangling from his hip. Since Elliot wanted him to look after it, it meant dragging it around everywhere but at least Leo had gotten a belt to make it easier on himself.
Once he finds the right door, he stops to take a deep breath to alleviate some of the growing irritation before knocking. ]
Location: unit 407
Characters: leo & oz
Summary: time for a house call because some nobles just don't know how public libraries work
Warnings: idk none?
[ If it were up to Leo he would never drop by Oz's apartment willingly, but this time it's not entirely up to him. Not when he owes the librarian for occasionally letting him spend the night in the library and especially when 'occasionally' was turning into 'often' by now. So when Leo dropped by the library after his work in the orphanage and caught the librarian's complaints, he'd offered his help after quickly realizing what the problem was.
Honestly, nobles.
He's marching down the apartment complex halls with a paper in hand listing the missing books and the appropriate fines, still clad in the clothing that made him seamlessly fit in with the natives that he's been prone to wearing whenever he visits the orphanage and with the Nightray sword dangling from his hip. Since Elliot wanted him to look after it, it meant dragging it around everywhere but at least Leo had gotten a belt to make it easier on himself.
Once he finds the right door, he stops to take a deep breath to alleviate some of the growing irritation before knocking. ]
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( but rather than follow that potentially depressing line of thought he says instead: )
Her name is Haruka. Have you met her?
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The one who thinks she's useless? Sort of. I've written to her before.
[ Because what is 'texting'? ]
Why?
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She what?
( in retrospect, it's not that surprising, but the fact that she apparently admitted as much to leo - or that it's the first thing he thinks of when he thinks of her - is. )
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That's what she wrote.
[ How the conversation had devolved into that he's still not quite sure, but it had just been a simple, interesting conversation with a stranger to kill time with to him then. Perhaps he should be surprised that Oz actually knows her with how closed off she seemed, but he's not. Not really. ]
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he frowns for just a second at the image of her saying that, putting it away to think about - say something about - later. for now, it's another piece of the puzzle that makes up haruka. he shoots leo a look, teasingly mimicking the librarian's stern tones. )
You know, you should've said something like, "for a girl of your beauty to think so is a true tragedy!" - or something.
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He returns the look with an entirely deadpan one of his own. ]
Why would I say that when I don't even know what she looks like? [ Not that he would even if he did, but that's not the point. ]
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( he waves a hand exaggeratedly )
You should think of every girl you talk to as a beautiful lady!
( oscar's upbringing is starting to show. )
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Why? That's stupid.
[ There's no way anyone would fall for that, right? Also he prefers his ladies fictional, thank you very much. ]
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( gosh!!!! )
Every man, but especially every noble, should treat a lady well. Heads of houses all the more so!
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He's just going to nonchalantly point out . . . ]
That would be lying and lying is rude, isn't it?
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( LEO THIS IS SERIOUS BUSINESS )
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You can't tell any of those things over writing.
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That doesn't matter! The point is that you know it's true.
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You can't know when you can't see.
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because it's not like he's aggressively keeping conversation light and silly and far away from the topics of before, not at all )
Everything isn't about seeing! Knowing is also important.
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That makes no sense.
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( he waves a hand with an air of magnanimity )
You'll understand when you're older.
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You know I'm older than you.
[ Actually, that's kind of a lie. All things considered, B-Rabbit's been around a while but details, details that will not be spoken of. ]
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So, if you don't understand it yet, that means you might when we're older, right?
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Doesn't deem it worthy of an answer. He's just going to get on the elevator to go to his floor. Gosh Oz, you're a weirdo. ]