Lord-Governor Kang (
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A Really Bad Week
There was something different about the tavern. Typically, the mood in it was cheerful, almost homey; for the past few days, however, it had been... solemn.
It could have been blamed on a number of things. Because of the recent strike against GLaDOS, people were remembering those that had been repodded, and Hisk, the previous helper, was among that group. Kawalsky, Cassie, and two of the people in the pods had been killed. And lastly, though it was public knowledge by that point that Hiccup and Rose had been hurt, it wasn't yet known exactly what had happened or how bad it was.
Kang knew, though.
All of that combined equaled a somewhat mopey draconian behind the bar.
It could have been blamed on a number of things. Because of the recent strike against GLaDOS, people were remembering those that had been repodded, and Hisk, the previous helper, was among that group. Kawalsky, Cassie, and two of the people in the pods had been killed. And lastly, though it was public knowledge by that point that Hiccup and Rose had been hurt, it wasn't yet known exactly what had happened or how bad it was.
Kang knew, though.
All of that combined equaled a somewhat mopey draconian behind the bar.
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"Still a good man, though."
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Jamie takes another drink from the tankard, becoming lost in his own thoughts again, and almost misses the comment on Kawalsky.
"Aye, he probably was," he says, sounding somewhat distracted. He realizes it a bit belatedly, and says, "Och, there I go wool-gathering again. I'm sorry, Kang. I'm not fit company right now."
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Regardless, he decides that he needs to do something - anything - other than just sit around and think. Thriftily finishing what remains in the tankard, he slides off the stool. "Thank ye for the ale, and for letting me know what happened, but I think I'll be going."