Post by C H E Y E N N E on Aug 14, 2010 14:02:57 GMT -7
Kuon raised an eyebrow. "Do you?" He asked before turned to walk down one of the hallways. "The library's on the deck below us. Once we get off the elevator, turn left, walk down the long hallway, then--"
"Hey, Kuon! The crew's having a party tonight, and Larry says that if you don't show up he's going to break into your trunk and steal your collection of--"
"Fermer, William!" Kuon shouted back, a wicked gleam in his eyes. "I'll be there, don't worry."
Lillian blinked. "A crew party?" She asked quietly, sounding shy.
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"I suppose that's a good way to see it," Russell said, "but myself... I don't know. I suppose that, because I'm an atheist, I've always had to find another ways to console myself when people died. Leben Sie und lassen Sie Würfel." The German words sounded strange; a language so harsh coming from someone with such a calm, quiet voice, but many people spoke German in Vienna, and it had been a necessity to learn.
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"If you see a boy with blue hair, then run," Trystan advised. "Or don't mention the word 'short.'"
"Hey, Kuon! The crew's having a party tonight, and Larry says that if you don't show up he's going to break into your trunk and steal your collection of--"
"Fermer, William!" Kuon shouted back, a wicked gleam in his eyes. "I'll be there, don't worry."
Lillian blinked. "A crew party?" She asked quietly, sounding shy.
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"I suppose that's a good way to see it," Russell said, "but myself... I don't know. I suppose that, because I'm an atheist, I've always had to find another ways to console myself when people died. Leben Sie und lassen Sie Würfel." The German words sounded strange; a language so harsh coming from someone with such a calm, quiet voice, but many people spoke German in Vienna, and it had been a necessity to learn.
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"If you see a boy with blue hair, then run," Trystan advised. "Or don't mention the word 'short.'"
