[ And Inaba is here with. . . a cup of coffee and curry katsudon. She's using a spoon and fork as her choice of utensils instead of chopsticks, but she does stop when she's mentioned, chewing and swallowing before finally speaking up. ]
I'm not busy. Why?
I'm not busy. Why?
You don't have to apologize. I'm not mad at you, you know.
[ She can't be mad because she actually likes having other people around but hell if Inaba is going to openly admit to that. ]
I'm fine. Besides the whole "it's totally sounding like we were kidnapped and sent to another dimension" crap. Like what, is this some sort of weird science fiction horror mystery novel?
[ She can't be mad because she actually likes having other people around but hell if Inaba is going to openly admit to that. ]
I'm fine. Besides the whole "it's totally sounding like we were kidnapped and sent to another dimension" crap. Like what, is this some sort of weird science fiction horror mystery novel?
Just because it's a great way doesn't necessarily mean that I like it.
[ Inaba absolutely does not, which is made obvious in how she sighs. She will, however, continue to eat and talk between bites. ]
It's definitely a lot, especially given what they all said.
[ Inaba absolutely does not, which is made obvious in how she sighs. She will, however, continue to eat and talk between bites. ]
It's definitely a lot, especially given what they all said.
I still honestly have a lot of questions about all this.
[ She doesn't know if they're going to get answered - if they will, for that matter. ]
I think you guys can take care of yourselves. [ Pointedly excluding herself. ] I'll be fine handling things on my own, but I'll definitely at least rely on the information everyone else finds.
[ She doesn't know if they're going to get answered - if they will, for that matter. ]
I think you guys can take care of yourselves. [ Pointedly excluding herself. ] I'll be fine handling things on my own, but I'll definitely at least rely on the information everyone else finds.
[ Muttering this under her breath: ] Why are the people I meet wind up being like this. . .
[ But then she clears her throat, sighing a little bit. ]
I guess I can't say that I don't appreciate that, but we're still just strangers, you know? We barely know each other.
[ But then she clears her throat, sighing a little bit. ]
I guess I can't say that I don't appreciate that, but we're still just strangers, you know? We barely know each other.


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