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IC: The Seventh "Well I like to think so, since she's my little sis and all, but she went a bit distant some years back."

IC: Kunitu "Le-Koro is very happy, isn't it?" replied the Toa of Air with a smile. "That's a pretty good reason to stay here as any."

IC: Ophaim "How theatrical of you," said the Toa of Fire, before taking a small bite of his slice of cake. He finished eating that bite pretty quickly. "And is anyone needing in your ... heroism?"

IC: The Fourth "If that's what you want then," she acquiesced, moving to sit in the chair. A light smile crossed her face. "I won't draw anything on your mask when if you do snooze."

IC: The Seventh "I haven't either, except for Treize."

IC: Kunitu Kunitu paused for a moment. She didn't usually get questioned on why it wouldn't have been interesting for someone to be exuberant. "Happy people aren't really ... that rare?"

IC: Ophaim "Altruism is a remarkably useful justification for criminal activity."

OOC: Hey there, train folks. Silvan wants me to introduce you guys to a little new guard friend. Well, not new, but you might remember him from things like a Mark Bearer attack on a wedding. IC: The carriage roof continued to clatter, shaking in tandem with the rapid motion of the train and the damage dealt to it by the fight below. It was an expected sound; after all, a vehicle like a train was a constant source of noise, and when you've got folks beating each other up, it would have been surprising if there was no noise whatsoever. The tracks continued to rattle, steel continued to clash against steel, and all made sense. This was the noise of things that were happening. That was why it was so strange there was no noise for the entrance of another being into the carriage. A transparent and indistinct figure, nearly invisible, silently dropped through the shattered window, landing on the glass-covered floor of the carriage with absolutely no sound. No evidence of its arrival except for the small shadow its form cast over the ground. It rapidly rose to its feet, turning its eyes upon the back of the conjoined Skakdi that it had made its way behind. And it decided immediately that it would take action and land a strike. Transparent and utterly silent was the swinging of the hard edge of a shield towards the Skakdi.

IC: The Seventh "You ever hung out with Marines, Wraith?"

Sidorak.

Out comes the Nuva Kaita. In goes two Kolhii players.

IC: Kunitu "I do have happy-cheer," she admitted. "Is that so interesting?"

IC: Ophaim "Have you been spreading word of your recovery along the grapevine?" He cut a slice of the cake and deposited it onto his plate.

IC: Kunitu Kunitu glanced at the source of the voice. Pink and purple armour, suggesting one of the more esoteric elements (if it wasn't painted). A bit gaudy too, in her opinion, but it seemed in line with the amount of care the other Toa put herself through. She wasn't totally sure how she was interesting (but it was pretty flattering!) to this woman, but it'd piqued her curiosity. "Interesting?" she asked. "In a singsong way?"

IC: Ophaim "Have your comrades in sin alerted you to any new opportunities?" asked the innkeeper casually, pulling a cake out of his oven. "It would be helpful if you were to pay off your tab."

IC: Ophaim "Fortunately, I don't find you to be a particularly appealing romantic prospect in the slightest."

IC: Ophaim "You have a rather inflated view of yourself."

I intend to plaster my face across this forum once again. Nothing will stop me. Not even flood control.

IC: Ophaim "Through less than legitimate means, I presume."

Help me out with this last stretch of 1936.

IC: Rannin "Oceanna," rumbled the baritone voice of the Iron Toa. "I see you're still in high spirits."

IC: Sajis Sajis stood at the gate to Onu-koro, guarding it. Because she was a guard. Member of the Ussalry and all. That was her job, you see. OOC: Open for interaction.

IC: Ophaim "You've healed quite impressively, Mekana. It could almost be a miracle."

IC: The Fourth "Even if you can't sleep, it'll be better that you don't have to concentrate so hard," she said with a gentle smile. "You can just relax."