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Purifying a Miasma... Maybe.
It was a long, thoughtful walk to the Shrine. The odd, high-pitched whine of something Wrong had faded just as soon as she'd entered Religion Row, and Miku spent the rest of her time rubbing her ears to remove the tickle. It was hard to explain to other people the exact feelings that came with her ability.
But Cargn... understood. To a point, she supposed (considering, of course, that he didn't have eyes and hers were still very much attached). But even that point was much more than someone who had never experienced that plummet of heart and stomach, the loss of color from the world, or the shrill, lingering whine of getting closer and closer to something that shouldn't have been there in the first place. Miku sighed as she entered the Shrine of the Aquila and started looking for her sensei, and his little, strange helper.
"Viginti-san? Cargn-sensei? I'm here," Miku called, and her voice echoed oddly in the Shrine. No, she was never going to get used to how creepy that was.
But Cargn... understood. To a point, she supposed (considering, of course, that he didn't have eyes and hers were still very much attached). But even that point was much more than someone who had never experienced that plummet of heart and stomach, the loss of color from the world, or the shrill, lingering whine of getting closer and closer to something that shouldn't have been there in the first place. Miku sighed as she entered the Shrine of the Aquila and started looking for her sensei, and his little, strange helper.
"Viginti-san? Cargn-sensei? I'm here," Miku called, and her voice echoed oddly in the Shrine. No, she was never going to get used to how creepy that was.
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Screw orders. This was common sense. This was justice.
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"That doesn't excuse his actions. We can come up to him before he gets the armor on. Look for any kind of markings. Something. But we can't let him just wander free." He crosses his arms. "If he's really innocent, he'll cooperate. If not, a suit of armor wouldn't be that big a factor."
The idea of a suit of powered armor being half as powerful as the Iron Man outfits doesn't even cross his mind.
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It probably says something about Kazami that a smidgen a proof and a girl's word, and he's firmly believing in Nate's wrongdoing. "I'm going to do what's right, Councilwoman."
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...This is gonna take a while. He's a two fingered typist.
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If he wanted to take it up with the Captain, well, that was his funeral.
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It seems he just won't let go of 'guilty until proven innocent'.
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"Thank you." Her words were sharp but she did mean it, she was just too frustrated to realize it.
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Obviously, this isn't a man used to sitting around a lot. At least he has some measure of self control?