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[private] once you think you're in you're out.
The room Light leads Matt to is a bar, which has been abandoned every time he's checked it. It's pure curiosity: something a little familiar. Heading to the counter - which is immaculate, as if someone scrubbed it down before walking out - he peeks behind there and steals a bottle of orange juice before looking back to her.
"It was some kind of genocide? Chasing utopia?"
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"It was some kind of genocide? Chasing utopia?"
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[Turning onto the fourth floor.]
You don't mean funny in the passed-from-pillar-to-post kind of way, I take it?
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[Butter wouldn't melt.]
I won't pry into your personal business, though. Not if you don't want to tell me.
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[She loves it.]
Maybe we should play questions.
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[He can tell, and he's sworn to himself he'll behave here. Unfortunately, there was never the Light born that kept a promise - and her suggestion doesn't entirely appeal.]
What kind of questions did you have in mind? Provinces in China? South American capitals?
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[Looking to her; the room is still here. As he steps inside, the same drab brown wings appear as did before, materialising through his clothes, merging with his skin, dropping feline self-satisfaction across his face.]
As I was saying. What kind of questions did you want to ask?
[Totally deadpan.]
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[Her wings spread- blue, with black and white bars, a like a blue-jay.]
Woah, this is awesome.
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[His blur, hummingbird-fast, as he lifts his feet from the ground.]
Green. Yours?
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[Fuck off, she knows it's girly. She beats her wings hard, and rises as well, letting out a peal of surprised laughter.]
Worst law you've ever broken.
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[He smiles, as she laughs; it's a real smile, but not for her. It's the wings.]
Isn't it my question now?
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[Landing on the perch.]
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[There's no way he's telling her about the windows.]
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[This is a great story, but not true. He tells it well, though.]
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[Her boots are heavy enough that they're affecting her balance. She pauses to unlace them, and throw them to the floor.]
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[As he draws his knees up to rest on them, he looks a bit chagrined; he's acting.]
There's a particular type of nightclub you can go to where you can make a lot of money in an hour selling, um. Aspirin. It's not illegal, in the strictest sense. Not strictly safe, either.
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No, the idea is that it doesn't have an effect - but there are plenty of people willing to think it does. Schoolchildren, especially. As long as you're out of the city, and don't go back...
[He shrugs.]
What about you? A law you broke. But - [lifting a finger] - something representative.
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[The wren wings bat behind him like the blades of a fan.]
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[He has, too.]
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