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fandomhighdorms2011-09-23 11:35 am
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Third Floor Common Room, Friday Morning
Just a few weeks ago, Peter had been celebrating the end of the war he'd set in motion himself - the one that catapulted Locke into political prominence.
Roughly a week later, his parents had kind of squashed his enthusiasm thoroughly with all that crap about Ender.
After some thinking about it, though, Peter had realised there was only one option - Ender would have to go. And not to some interdimensional school he could easily come back from: he needed to leave.
He'd been working on that for a while now, trying to get some interesting footage released while dealing with the minor world leaders who were now interested in Locke's backing. Which went well, generally speaking, except for minor glitches. Like last night. Like last 'drunken Topher calling him on his 21st century phone' night, which had resulted in at least an hour of apologies to the Congolese prime minister because he really hadn't been telling him to 'have a lie-down'.
Peter hadn't slept much last night.
All of this boiled on down to one thing: Peter Wiggin, lying on the sofa in the common room before classes, a bowl of cereal balancing on his stomach and a giant mug of coffee on the tale.
Topher would pay. Right after he finally managed to grab a nap.
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Roughly a week later, his parents had kind of squashed his enthusiasm thoroughly with all that crap about Ender.
After some thinking about it, though, Peter had realised there was only one option - Ender would have to go. And not to some interdimensional school he could easily come back from: he needed to leave.
He'd been working on that for a while now, trying to get some interesting footage released while dealing with the minor world leaders who were now interested in Locke's backing. Which went well, generally speaking, except for minor glitches. Like last night. Like last 'drunken Topher calling him on his 21st century phone' night, which had resulted in at least an hour of apologies to the Congolese prime minister because he really hadn't been telling him to 'have a lie-down'.
Peter hadn't slept much last night.
All of this boiled on down to one thing: Peter Wiggin, lying on the sofa in the common room before classes, a bowl of cereal balancing on his stomach and a giant mug of coffee on the tale.
Topher would pay. Right after he finally managed to grab a nap.
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There was a split second where she considered turning and taking her wandering elsewhere when she saw who was already in the room. It was the strict reminder to herself that things that happened that weekend should stay in that weekend that made her stay to investigate the possibility of pre-made caffiene.
"There some of that going spare?" she asked, tipping her head towards his giant mug.
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It had been a weekend. He'd chosen to forget about it.
You know. After the week he spent hiding in bed.
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There was probably supposed to be a 'thank you' in there somewhere too.
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She momentarily examined the contents of her mug, then shrugged and found a space on a nearby armchair. "Don't people normally nap in their rooms?" Okay, yes there was the cereal and coffee, but the lying down at least implied nap.
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He set his mug back down and dumped his spoon back in his cereal.
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"Claim being good is just sapping all your energy," she suggested, smirking as she lifted her mug to her lips.
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"Big weekend plans?"
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"And nope. No plans." Not aside from the ones she had for every day that involved running and training and reading scary-looking books in Latin.
... She had a strange sense of 'fun things to do with free time'.
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Whenever I do end up doing this, probably not tonight." Kenzi grinned, then said a little more soberly, "I'd like to learn how to not remove my own hand, at least. Bruce was talking up getting training on stuff. Not just faking it. You know?" She tilted her head. "You up for that, sometime?"no subject
"Faking it can also be useful." Looking scary and waving a glowing sword could make people back off, more often than not.
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Maybe she could steal one from a Baltimore museum? They had all that maritime stuff.
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Possibly she was giving her too little credit.
Kate rolled her mug back and forth between her palms as she watched the other girl. "Unless you've got something in mind..."
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"Do we have muffins?"
Hi to you too, Peter.
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Busted, Kenzi.
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Escapades? What escapades? No speaky ze English, sir.
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He was not allowed to pick up vocabulary from Kenzi.
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...okay, she may have maneuvered him into proving his manliness in the first place, but. "Look, I have new earrings!"
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Because Topher's verbal vomit was kind of hilarious.
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