It wouldn't be very gracious of a host to allow a lodger to sleep on the couch. You can have my bed for now, and in the meantime I'll clear out and furnish the spare room.
Alright. Thanks again, and I'm sorry for the trouble!
[ It takes a while for Athena to come knocking on his door since she was out most of the day, and only started packing her things later in the evening. Even though Simon's apartment is close-by, she sure is bringing a lot of things with her. As if she was moving out.
... well, more like she doesn't want to risk everything being stolen in case whoever broke into their apartment came back. ]
[When he answers the door, Simon has a katana at his hip, and he looks more on edge than usual. He's been carrying a blade more frequently since the blizzards, but now with this incident and a few other things, he has more reason than ever to expect danger.
Luckily it's just Athena at the door, and she seems to be fine.]
Is this everything?
[Without asking, he'll start picking up the heaviest of her belongings and shifting them inside.]
Hmph, have a little faith in her. She's a tough one.
[And both of them had a mutual agreement to put Athena's safety first, and so that's what he intends to do. Ryuko is more than capable of fending for herself.]
[ She pushes the rest of her belongings inside, and just gives the apartment a lookover. This just doesn't sit well with her. ]
I know. [ She's fully aware that Ryuko can't "die", or however it was worded when Ryuko told her the truth about her. Still, she can't help but worry. ] But looking after her is still something I have to do.
But I guess the least I can do is catch the perpetrator.
I only told Mr. Wright about it. I'm sure Trucy has noticed it too, but... [ She pulls out her CereVice from her pocket to show Simon her contacts list. ] Apollo's name isn't on here anymore, and that only happens when...
[ She doesn't want to continue, because that would be admitting that Apollo might actually be gone. His code had been corrupted, or whatever. ]
Yet they vanished without a trace soon after, as though they were never truly here at all.
[He still doesn't understand why or how that happened, but she might be able to hear the deep sadness in his voice about it.]
The only way we'd know he was here for certain would be to crack into CERES' databases and look for ourselves, and there's little chance of that ever happening.
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She did? That's great!
A bunch of the stuff here are busted. I don't know how long it'll take for the landlord to replace everything.
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A good while, I imagine. You may stay with me for as long as necessary.
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You can have my bed for now, and in the meantime I'll clear out and furnish the spare room.
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In any case, I'll make sure you have a bed of your own by the weekend.
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In your efforts not to be a bother to anyone, do be careful not to overdo it, or you'll make yourself a bother to everyone.
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Let me know when I can come over?
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[Read: he left work early because he was worried about Ryuko and Athena.]
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[ It takes a while for Athena to come knocking on his door since she was out most of the day, and only started packing her things later in the evening. Even though Simon's apartment is close-by, she sure is bringing a lot of things with her. As if she was moving out.
... well, more like she doesn't want to risk everything being stolen in case whoever broke into their apartment came back. ]
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Luckily it's just Athena at the door, and she seems to be fine.]
Is this everything?
[Without asking, he'll start picking up the heaviest of her belongings and shifting them inside.]
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[ She looks back at the door to her apartment and sighs. ]
I'm glad Ryuko wasn't around. I don't know what I'd have done if something happened to her.
[ Nevermind that Ryuko can fight. Athena just doesn't want to see her friends in danger. ]
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[And both of them had a mutual agreement to put Athena's safety first, and so that's what he intends to do. Ryuko is more than capable of fending for herself.]
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I know. [ She's fully aware that Ryuko can't "die", or however it was worded when Ryuko told her the truth about her. Still, she can't help but worry. ] But looking after her is still something I have to do.
But I guess the least I can do is catch the perpetrator.
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Leave the pursuit of this criminal to me. Though I may no longer be a prosecutor, I still have some strings I can pull in the police department.
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I can't just do nothing, though. And if this is connected to Apollo's disappearance, then I have to be involved.
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Justice-dono disappeared? This is the first I've heard of it.
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[ She doesn't want to continue, because that would be admitting that Apollo might actually be gone. His code had been corrupted, or whatever. ]
Anyway, I need to find him.
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[Harsh though it may be, he doesn't want her getting her hopes up, only to have them dashed again later.]
I'll ask Aura if she's seen him.
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[ Or she just refuses to accept the truth right now. ]
There were people here who suddenly showed up and weren't even recorded by the CereVices.
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[He still doesn't understand why or how that happened, but she might be able to hear the deep sadness in his voice about it.]
The only way we'd know he was here for certain would be to crack into CERES' databases and look for ourselves, and there's little chance of that ever happening.
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