Yamanaka Ino (
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fandomtownies2018-08-14 07:30 am
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The Perk, Tuesday Morning
"Huh? Yeah, sure! I'll take some!"
Ino had no problems with them adding pumpkin spice to her drink. The fish hadn't traumatized her. She also grabbed an apple fritter and flopped down in one of the chairs by the windows.
Sure, she was supposed to be at class, but… eh. They were good kids but what was the point of a final if it didn't encapsulate the class they were teaching?
What she and Reno had left for the kids was more than enough of a final. She was just going to kick back, relax, and enjoy her treats.
And contemplate further teaching possibilities.
[Open, yo!]
Ino had no problems with them adding pumpkin spice to her drink. The fish hadn't traumatized her. She also grabbed an apple fritter and flopped down in one of the chairs by the windows.
Sure, she was supposed to be at class, but… eh. They were good kids but what was the point of a final if it didn't encapsulate the class they were teaching?
What she and Reno had left for the kids was more than enough of a final. She was just going to kick back, relax, and enjoy her treats.
And contemplate further teaching possibilities.
[Open, yo!]

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But so help him if he didn't get a cup of coffee in the process he was gonna scream. So here he was, ordering something that was honestly more sugar than coffee anyway, and looking around the room for either an empty table or somebody to pester.
... Hey Ino! Incoming minion.
"You liiiiiive."
Which was good, since he'd missed the excitement and he was barely with it right now.
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But, hey, she was definitely on team more sugar than coffee all the time. She supported his choices.
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She shrugged again.
"It weren't bad for me, 'cause I ain't the sort to feel bad 'bout things. But for a lot of people... it were bad. Then the fish took to rampaging and it got beat by givin' it a trophy of itself."
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He shook his head.
"Of course it was the fucking fish."
Fandom.
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Ino still didn't mind the fish. Sorry not sorry, everyone.
"Really, I'm not sure why none of us thought of that given that the fish was our collective toy for basically the whole summer."
She frowned at him.
"How badly is Kaidan hurt? Does he need me to take a look at him?"
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"The physical damage is all superficial. Bunch of glass to the chest and arms. He's got gunk he's using to heal up with, Hernando's been practically force-feeding him for a few days. The other stuff? The head stuff? That's rough. We're working on it." He tilted his head a bit. "I think he could probably use a friend who doesn't stand a chance of getting scared by him, though."
Iris seemed like the sort who could handle 'weird powers and oops some murder happened.' Just a hunch.
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"I can stop by," she said lightly, tapping her fingers against the table. "I mean, if you'd think I'd be welcome. I may be an obnoxious brat but I have some manners."
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"He's had a few days to compose himself and he knows I'm a little shit," he shared. "But really, I think he'd appreciate the company. Hernando's got him under house arrest, basically."
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"Hey, Iris." He gave her a little wave and grinned. "I heard Zack got to carry you out of the woods."
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She wrinkled her nose at him cheerfully and kicked a seat out in invitation. Sit with her, Miguel.
"Zack insisted on it. I weren't hurt."
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Ino was terrible that way.
"And, besides, you probably did something in the past that means you deserve pumpkin spice barf."
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Well, there had been fireworks. But given the potential things in Ino's lab, at least the thing hadn't been actually spewing poison.
He lifted his own coffee. "I'm doing good to have escaped with milk. I don't know why they seem to sometimes have an aversion to serving it black."
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"Because drinking it black is disgusting," Ino said primly.
... Every drink she drank was either straight up herbal teas or at least 60% sugar.
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And while Tseng had come to worry about deliveries from the island ever since that Reno had gotten himself a job at the sex shop, he'd opened that delivery all the same.
And so now there was a mug sitting on his desk, saying only, "Good Morning, I See The Assassins Failed."
This warranted a phone call to Iris.
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Shut up.
She knew what he had to be calling about.
"Iris, yo!"
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"Iris," Tseng greeted. "Tseng."
Which, of course, she knew. But there were some formalities that he was going to damn well observe even as he reached to pick up the mug from his desk and give it a once-over.
"I recieved your package."
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"Did you like it?" she asked brightly.
Look, it was a cup made for Turks.
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Tseng was silent for a long moment.
"I'm putting coffee into it right now, actually."
So, yes. He actually did like the mug, very much.
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"I saw it and couldn't resist," she admitted.
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"Well," Tseng replied, and he paused for a moment so that he could in fact take a mouthful of the coffee he'd just poured, "it's... fitting."
There was no mug in the multiverse more suited to a Turk, really.