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In the middle of the night/I go walking in my sleep
Who: Remy LeBeau and Open
What: Somebody's late and doing some exploring
Where: Rig halls/Gym/The Library
When: Toward the end of the ARE
Warnings/Notes: Phonetic accent ahoy! Action spam will be matched. Other warnings added as needed.
The Halls
Finally having been released a bit earlier in the day, Remy has spent it walking the halls. He's avoided the guys without faces so far, because faceless guys in suits are a bit weird, even for the X-Men. But they don't seem interested in him, anyway, so at least the feeling is mutual.
Right now, though, he's mentally mapping things out. And looking for the stationary closet. Every office complex has a stationary area, at the very least, and these guys seemed like the type to have a closet full of it. Mostly, he wants some paper and some pens. A ruler would be great, but not entirely necessary.
Finding a likely door, Remy glances around, then pauses a moment when he notices somebody nearby. "Bonjour. Somet'in' I can help you wit'?"
The Gym
"Ain't de Danger Room, but it'll do."
Remy's taken the chance to get out of the ill-fitting jumpsuit and in to...not quite as badly fitting gym clothes. Which isn't great because at least the jumpsuit is warmer. Still, a good workout would warm him up, too.
Lucky, he'd found a bo staff. Which he would get to, as soon as he finished with his stretches.
The Library
After finding the stationary, Remy went looking for a good place to settle down to get some drawing done. It's only the main floor that he'd gotten a good look at so far and he does have it down in his head. But it wouldn't be a bad idea to commit it to paper as well.
He also has a deck of cards at his hand, occasionally sitting back and shuffling the cards as he considers the map. The sound of the shuffling isn't loud in the library, but it's not exactly the most common sound in the room.
What: Somebody's late and doing some exploring
Where: Rig halls/Gym/The Library
When: Toward the end of the ARE
Warnings/Notes: Phonetic accent ahoy! Action spam will be matched. Other warnings added as needed.
The Halls
Finally having been released a bit earlier in the day, Remy has spent it walking the halls. He's avoided the guys without faces so far, because faceless guys in suits are a bit weird, even for the X-Men. But they don't seem interested in him, anyway, so at least the feeling is mutual.
Right now, though, he's mentally mapping things out. And looking for the stationary closet. Every office complex has a stationary area, at the very least, and these guys seemed like the type to have a closet full of it. Mostly, he wants some paper and some pens. A ruler would be great, but not entirely necessary.
Finding a likely door, Remy glances around, then pauses a moment when he notices somebody nearby. "Bonjour. Somet'in' I can help you wit'?"
The Gym
"Ain't de Danger Room, but it'll do."
Remy's taken the chance to get out of the ill-fitting jumpsuit and in to...not quite as badly fitting gym clothes. Which isn't great because at least the jumpsuit is warmer. Still, a good workout would warm him up, too.
Lucky, he'd found a bo staff. Which he would get to, as soon as he finished with his stretches.
The Library
After finding the stationary, Remy went looking for a good place to settle down to get some drawing done. It's only the main floor that he'd gotten a good look at so far and he does have it down in his head. But it wouldn't be a bad idea to commit it to paper as well.
He also has a deck of cards at his hand, occasionally sitting back and shuffling the cards as he considers the map. The sound of the shuffling isn't loud in the library, but it's not exactly the most common sound in the room.
The Halls
"Well, I wouldn't say 'no' if you could send me safely back home," she answered, "but judging by our matching jumpsuits, I don't think that's on the table. I haven't seen you around before, did you just arrive?"
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He tries the door, humming softly when it doesn't move. Locked, then. "Lookin' for where dey're keepin' de stationary. Place like dis has to have some easily accessable, yeah?"
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She shrugs, glancing with all apparent idleness up and and down the hall.
"You'd think that, yeah, but their logic is business-people logic, not real-people logic. Have you seen the the smile-camera outside the cafeteria?"
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His actually isn't too bad. It's weirdly long in the arms, though. And short in the legs. He eyes her jumpsuit and shakes his head, muttering something under his breath about the atrocious lack of style in this place.
He does laugh about the smile camera. "I have. Me, I'm jus' lucky dat it seems to calibrated only to look at mouths an' not eyes. Mine give normal cameras fits on a good day."
And yes, past the slight squint of amusement, his eyes are definitely odd. "Pretty sure, petite, dat 'business-people logic' is an oxymoron."
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He does have strange eyes. It puts her on edge a little, but she's pretty sure that 'weird eyes' is more of a fae thing back home than anything she might have to immediately throw down with. Still, since he mentioned them first, it's not rude for her to take a closer look, right?
(Not very close, he's way too tall for that.)
"Huh. Yeah, I can see how that would be a problem. I take it that's a unique feature back home too, huh?"
She giggles when he calls her 'petite' and runs with her logic joke. "Point! But they're extra business-y, if you know what I mean. As if their 'recruitment' methods didn't make that obvious enough."
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He snorts, crouching down to get a good look at the lock on the door he'd been ready to test. "Recruit. Draft. Same difference, far as dese cons are concerned."
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"People who rely on facial recognition must love dealing with you," she drawls. "Not that I'm implying anything, of course."
She's totally, absolutely implying something, but he's the one taking a good close look at a door lock. Maybe if she's helpful, he'll teach her a couple tricks that don't rely on magic.
"I'm Stacia, by the way."
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"Can't say as I've talked to many of dem, but my cousin occasionally curses me out 'bout it." Since Lapin was partly in charge of the Guild security in New Orleans. And Remy is part of putting together the security for the school, so THOSE cameras he knows can handle his eyes.
He glances up at her, giving her a lopsided grin. "Remy. Pleasure's mine, as dey say." And he absolutely does mean it. Or he seems pretty convincing that he means it. "Hmm. Don' s'pose you got a bobby pin or somet'in' like dat, Stacia?"
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"Sadly, they took all of my bobby pins when I got here," Stacia says. "And I'm not confident enough in my skills to try and snitch them out of the hair of sober women, especially when most employees here are wary of getting in arm's reach of me.
She examines her nails and immediately regrets it. So badly chipped, ugh.
"Which segues nicely to 'by the way, I'm a werewolf'," she adds. "Non-contagious variety."
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Not until later when he ran into Saturday, at least.
The last bit of it makes him look up, rocking back on his heels though not bothering to stand up yet. "Mutant ability or somet'in' else?"
It could be either. And he'd known a couple of mutant wolf shifters, after all.
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She shrugs. "Everyone in the know says it's magic, and I'm inclined to believe them. I gain about three feet in height and a significant amount of mass. I don't know what you're used to mutants being able to do, but that's not scientifically plausible where I'm from."
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While he's not going to go out of his way to let the higher ups know what sort of skills he has, he has no problem letting at least a few of the other new hires know.
More because he's still sneaky enough to get away with it even IF somebody blabbed.
He straightens, making a thoughtful sound at that. "Believe me, petite. Mutant abilities? Dey make scientific plausibility cry on de regular. Still, if dere are a lot like you? Den magic is more likely."
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The Library
If that sound's another drone with a copy machine or something, though, swear t'fucking god -
"Oh. Hey, Gambit."
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"Didn't see you in the excitement. Keeping busy?"
Reflexively, she pulls out a power bar and starts chewing. It's a well-trained habit; you have five minutes to sit, you eat something and drink some water. Hard to feel hungry in a firezone, at least until you're so faint you miss a trick and get your head blown off.
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Power bars are one of those things that Remy tends to keep on his person, as well. But he hadn't replaced them yet and everything he does carry is in the hands of their corporate overlords. "Been doin' a lotta walkin' today. Gettin' de lay of de land, as it were." He turns the map toward her. "Gettin' it all straight in my head, too."
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She washes down her powerbar with some water and leans forward to study the map.
"Not bad. You couldn't get past the security doors either, huh?"
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When asked about the security doors, Remy has to shake his head. "Non. Didn' give it too much of a try, though. Didn' wanna draw attention an' my tools are wit' my ot'er suit."
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He sits back, tapping the pencil on the table in thought. "Might have a chance wit' my picks. Ain't so easy to duplicate, but I can pro'bly make do wit' somet'ing else. Handful of paperclips'd be a good place to start."
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As she talks, she indicates on his map where some of the more useful spaces are, the ones that can fit more than one person, or look likely the connect to other areas.
"Haven't done a lot of exploring beyond that. Didn't fancy getting stuck in a vent somewhere without a spotter."
She taps her chin, thinking. "Paperclips, okay. There's a stationary closet here in the library that's locked, but the desk ought to have at least a couple."
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Remy looks up at her and grins. "What kin'a lock's on de door? Don' reckon it'd be too much hassle." Right sort of lock, he might not even need a paperclip or two.
Well. Small piece of paper and he wouldn't need them, either. But exploding a lock tends to be conspicuous.
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"Wouldn't mind the assistance," she continues. "There's a bit of a plan in the works for some penetration testing on the upper levels - see if we can get in there, take a look around, maybe steal some smokes. If we can find a discreet way in an' out, that'll make things easier. Or just a bolthole if things go sideways for the upstairs crew, someplace to lay low til we can extract 'em."
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“The Danger Room? Why would you do that, the Danger Den is right there. The Contact Kitchen. The Wreck Room, oh my god, how did it take me three tries?” The simplest puns are the hardest to get to, sometimes.
Whatever workout he’s been planning has clearly been replaced by putting his mouth through its paces. “So you’re a stretching guy. I’ve seen some studies saying stretching’s pointless unless your end goals include flexibility. You don’t look like you’re in Hulk level danger of not being able to touch your toes.”
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Remy looks over with a wide grin. "I didn' name de place, mon ami. Dat was set long 'fore I joined de team." Though he hasn't explained which team he means yet. Might not be something the other guy is even interested in.
Though...he does look kind of familiar. Something that Remy files at the back of his mind for the moment.
He takes a moment to change position and shrugs. "Dunno if it helps, but can't say as it hurts, neither. Guess it all evens out in de en', hein?"