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No Entry in the Ledger
His response to her choice of word -- kidnapping -- earned a proper chuckle. Well, not quite a chuckle. Air exhaled through her nose heavily and her lips curled with amusement. A "half" chuckle was more accurate, but still a show of amusement all the same. But, then, he said nothing she never...- Failure-64
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- Forum: Interstellar Market
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Null Reading
His reasoning for the Doctor's choices matched with her own. It was likely his goal to create a being that had the prophetic mind of a Kanassan to defy fate, and then the biological immortality of a Namek. Unfortunately, she did not inherit the Namekian side of that equation. Whether through a...- Failure-64
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- Forum: Interstellar Market
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No Entry in the Ledger
It was a shame he kept a professional distance. Part of her was eager to see just how far down that rabbit hole she could have gone. Most tended to loosen their tongue when under the impression of something more going on. Then he said it: Axar. What little doubt she had been clinging to was...- Failure-64
- Post #6
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The Moon is Haunted
So he couldn't see Ki. Not even sense it. The revelation pulled a slight frown and single nod from her. It was reassuring to have someone who claimed to be quite competent in the subject, but if he couldn't even sense Ki how far did the practical knowledge go? You could teach someone to swim...- Failure-64
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- Forum: Interstellar Market
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Null Reading
His lack of presence made little difference to 64. Androids were capable of such things, even those who were only half machine. She knew, too, that some especially skilled individuals could mask their energy through concentrated effort. She knew, too, that such things were not entirely perfect...- Failure-64
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- Forum: Interstellar Market
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The Moon is Haunted
It seemed like Gehn didn't see Ki the way she did. In fact, she didn't even consider the possibility that he couldn't sense Ki at all. She should probably ask him about that, but not now. She pursed her lips, irritation lingering after her failed attempt just moments ago. Then pursed them more...- Failure-64
- Post #12
- Forum: Interstellar Market
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No Entry in the Ledger
One of Axar's guesses was right, but 64 wouldn't tell him which. "Most make assumptions that result in their untimely demise," she countered when he commented on how well informed she was. She didn't say anything further. The Changling, instead, filled the silence with, what could only...- Failure-64
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Null Reading
During Daimon's explanation, they had slowed to a stop. They stood close enough to a corner as to not disrupt the flow of the crowd. Now, for the first time, both seemed to have each other's full attention. The half-distracted wandering of 64's eyes was gone, and Daimon shed much of his cryptic...- Failure-64
- Post #8
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The Moon is Haunted
Her brow furrowed at his reaction to her thought of going to Namek. Perhaps it was related to whatever had his nose glued to his tablet; the work she assumed he was doing. But it brought only a passing moment of curiosity. By the time he suggested they go through the Doctor's -- she still...- Failure-64
- Post #10
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Null Reading
Kanassa? 64 had surface knowledge of the key planets -- truthfully, she only had surface knowledge of most things that were beyond the metal walls of the facility. But there were two things that stuck out the most in what she had learned: Kanassa and Namek. The beings native to those...- Failure-64
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The Moon is Haunted
"Sewing is easy to pick up. Fairly intuitive," she said with a nonchalant shrug. Then, the corner of her lips curled ever so slightly, chin lifting a hair higher. "Perhaps my higher calling is in textiles?" She waited for a laugh from Gehn, but only seemed pleased if it was genuine. It was a...- Failure-64
- Post #8
- Forum: Interstellar Market
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No Entry in the Ledger
The Market was, as 64 had learned, not all that exciting. After a month, she felt like she could predict just about anything that would happen when she went out into its streets. People trying to make as much money as possible. Patiently waiting hunters waiting for their target to make one...- Failure-64
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The Moon is Haunted
The corner of her lips lifted, chin tilted just a hair higher, to silently impart the message of _'Finally you see reason'_. She made her way up to the table, grabbed the closest chair, and then positioned it right beside Gehn's own. Close enough that she could snoop on his tablet, but not so...- Failure-64
- Post #6
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Null Reading
Her brows tensed, lips just a hair thinner. She wasn't sure if she was uneasy because he had been watching her, or because he was able to so easily assume so much from such a relatively brief encounter. The logic was, indeed, sound, but how many others had such a critical and confident analysis...- Failure-64
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- Forum: Interstellar Market
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Null Reading
64 hated this part of the Market. The stalls were too tightly bunched and the cries of their vendors too many pitches too high. The stench of various beings' bodily fluids swirled into a noxious fume that could be considered biological warfare in some systems, she was sure. But she needed...- Failure-64
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The Moon is Haunted
Avondoll? A Saiyan? His answers only added fuel to the growing headache born from her confusion. Did the Doctor have a new ally that specialized in...whatever the hell this Saiyan now was? "Nothing was done to me," she clarified while pushing herself from the pod. Her feet were steady and she...- Failure-64
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The Moon is Haunted
It was as if the fires of hell had washed over her. Searing heat branding her every inch in a sudden blast that sucked the air from her lungs. It choked out a scream that clawed at the back of her throat, and numbed her senses. Bare feet plapped against the stone flooring as she stumbled...- Failure-64
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Bio-Android Failure-64
An Evil, 16 year-old Bio-Android Comprised of: Innate Mastery, Natural Power, Keen Senses, Metamorphosis, Spiritualist and Elder. Appearance... History...- Failure-64
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