The Gig, Saturday

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Juno found xenobiology fascinating, which was why having the opportunity to work with animals she didn't really know was great in her mind. If she was going to be stranded here, might as well do something she was interested in. The problem there was also that she didn't know entirely what she was doing in the day to day stuff.

So she was checking over the things she's done last week as directed by her tiny bear thing boss, figuring that was a good place to start.

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"I can talk to animals. It's all right," she said, trying for reassuring. "You'll get used to this place. Someone who talks to animals is downright ordinary compared to some things. It took me weeks to get used to lights that work when you press a switch, and water that comes out of a tap."

[istoomyrealname.livejournal.com]

"That much I'm used to. Though I miss my doors," she admitted. "Where are you from?"

[waytoomanynames.livejournal.com]

"A village called Foggy Bottom. It's a long way from here, and very different." Understatement of the century, that. "What of you?"

[istoomyrealname.livejournal.com]

"Corulag. Which no one has ever heard of, so I'm assuming it's nowhere nearby, unfortunately."

[waytoomanynames.livejournal.com]

"I haven't heard of it." She smiled. "Not that that's much to go by. This isn't a bad place to be, though. Once you get used to it, and that will happen faster than you think."

[istoomyrealname.livejournal.com]

"I've heard a bit about it, from several people, and it just seems more and more strange," Juno admitted.

[waytoomanynames.livejournal.com]

"I know what you mean," she said. "It took me awhile to leave the Gig. A," she smiled slightly, "friend of mine talked me into it. It's a lot easier to deal with the strangeness when it's out there, and I'm in here." She hesitated, then added, "If it gets to be too much, you're welcome here whenever you want."