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@joannabeech
Oh? Really? What’s not to love about a party? Drinks, food, music, the company of a lovely lady…*smiles charmingly at Joanna* Sounds like the perfect evening to me.Â
*A slow blush made it's way up Joanna's neck and the corner of her lip twitched* As pleasant as that sounds I don't people are to excited at being dragged away from their work with no say. Even if there is an open bar. Speaking of an open bar, how bout a drink?
Hanging Around Without Power || Leanna and Joanna
Her mind worked faster than her body and by the time she had spun around to face the source of the noise, she was calm and new exactly who it was and what threat level they possessed.  Which was a level 2 on a scale of 0 to 5, Zero being no threat at all and five being a catastrophe (usually bullets were flying at this point)  The level was a 2 because Leanna noticed the presence of the gun, She smirked and decided to tease Beech about it. “Are you going to shoot me now?”
Leanna knew that it was only protocol to carry a gun, and she was really just teasing Joanna in her own way.  Though she was curious why Joanna was carrying it. Usually a side arm was only drawn when walking into unknown and potentially dangerous situations.  She shouldn’t be a dangerous situation.
She looked at the girl curiously. “What are you doing here? I thought everybody would have returned to the barracks by now.”Â
Joanna smiled in response and slowly tucked her weapon into its holster. Harper was no threat. She knew that even she didn't have the clearance to pull down the protection field.
"Of course not. I would never do such a thing." Jo laughed sheepishly and rubbed the back of her neck.Â
She walked up to Harper and peered over at the vehicle. There didn't seem be any outer damage done but that didn't mean anything on the inside wasn't tampered with.
"Yeah, well, late nights spent finishing up paperwork and reports. I rested my eyes for one minute and suddenly I wake up to the alarm going off." She squatted down trying to get a view from underneath. "Who called you down here?"
I haven’t been to a proper party in a while.  This should be fun.Â
So which beautiful lady will I have the pleasure of dancing with tonight?
I think you'll have to wait until everyone's had at least a couple of drinks first. No one appears to be too thrilled to be here.
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Ive gotta say it’s been a while since I’ve been to a party like that. my friend Thomas used to drag me to them
i haven't been to party period since I finished up with college. So maybe we'll get lucky.
Thomas sounds like fun.
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He couldn’t really be irritated or angry that Joanna had been given access to his private quarters, in emergency situations, it was protocol and someone had saved him from the crumbling tunnels that they’d found themselves trapped in, Besides, he was far too exhausted to think of anything other than the thirst that invaded his throat.
"Like I’ve downed a case of bad whiskey."
Struggling, he rose to his feet only to realise that his head felt like it was about to explode and that his ankle and half his foot had been expertly bandaged.
"What…happened? Back in the tunnel?"
He could remember the fascinating discoveries he’d made about the vegetation he’d come across and, rather than be worried about his own health, felt apprehensive that the data he’d collected had been lost during the emergency escape.
Joanna stepped farther inside the room, closing the door behind her softly. She walked over to the still cool pitcher ice water she had left on the small table by the mans bed. She poured him a small glass and went to sit at the edge of his bed after handing him the cool drink.
"You sound a bit hoarse. Here, have a drink."
She watched as he began to rise, making it to his feet before he threatened to topple over. Joanna rushed to catch him. She held him steady as best she could, wrapping an arm around his waist and gripping his arm tightly.
"Maybe you should take it easy. No need to rush things along."
Joanna gingerly helped him sit back down on the bed before answering his question. She paused trying to think of a way to explain what had exactly happen. To be honest she wasn't too sure of it herself.
"Apparently someone got a little too handsy and set off a cave in. We barley made it out of there in one piece. A lot of the data was lost in the cave in, but we did manage to rescue more than enough to get some answers."
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that’s true, though some cant hide how they feel
most arent looking forward to it, do you think it will be fun?
Maybe. What I'm really looking forward to is who is going to wind up drunk first and who's going to end the night making out in the corner.
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I’m sorry to hear that, i wouldn’t take it personally im sure they are just stressed
Stress is no excuse to act like you've been sucking on a sour lemon all day.
But whatever, the day is done and I'm kinda looking towards the party. Maybe it won't be so much of a bust.
Oh god, I really hope not. I mean, I guess won’t - after all, I don’t think anyone’s really valentine-d it up yet, y’know?
Yeah, people don't really seem to care to much for it. How bout you?
A certain amount of "mingling" is expected as these sorts of functions, yes?
Walls are my native habitat.
I haven’t enjoyed a function like this since I was eleven or twelve, which roughly coincides with the age it became unacceptable to have pinatas at your birthday party.Â
And you?Â
Ah, the ending of innocence. That's the age we all went to middle school, isn't it?
Ah, I don't really mind the attention. I'm use to it. Growing up with the family I had meant the spotlight was never too far off.
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I’m sure that’s among what they provided..is everything alright?
Just dandy. I'm just pissed that my dear mentor finds it fitting to blame unforeseeable problems on me.
…a party?
Kinda weird, but hey, I’ll take it.
Let's just hope it's not as awkward as middle school.
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different..is attendance required?
If there's going to be free alcohol I certainly don't mind.
A certain amount of "mingling" is expected as these sorts of functions, yes?
Meaning it would be inappropriate to bring a book?
Bit of a wallflower, are we?
Hanging Around Without Power || Leanna and Joanna
Leanna got a call over the radio about a break in. Apparently there was an unauthorized entry to one of the hangars and the maintenance worker that called it in said that one of the vehicles looked to be tampered with.  Leanna had told him not to let anyone touch it before she got down there so she could dust for fingerprints.  There was a strange sort of elation in Leanna, this was the first major thing that she had been called to investigate since her arrival here and she sort of missed it. She wasted no time grabbing the forensic kit from the equipment locker, and unused forensic kit that Leanna noted as she grabbed it.  She wasn’t used to working with new things. Typically getting new equipment was like pulling teeth from the people in charge.  It was a nice change.Â
Upon arriving at the hangar, Leanna scanned her Id card in and the light blinked green.  She wasted no time with finding the vehicle and inspecting it for any sign of who might have done it. Leanna was so focused on inspecting the vehicle for prints and the tempering for any hints of DNA that she hadn’t hear someone come up behind her.  That is until a sudden noise made her jump and spin to face the source of the noise.Â
It was the alarm going off that woke Joanna from her unintentional nap on her desk. She groaned as she rose from her seat and rubbed the sleep and grogginess from her eyes. The red alert light on the was flashing rapidly, illuminating her in res in the dark room. The furrowed her brow in confusion. Her movement should have turned the lights back on.
Jo waved her hand high in the air to activate the sensors. The lights flickered on. She walked over to the control board map to see which section had been tampered with. Section 12. Jo pulled out her ID badge from under her shirt and grabbed her gun from the desk drawer. No one should have been able to access that particular area. It was in the restricted zone.
She flashed her badge and slowly stepped into the semi-darkness. Jo kept her gone down by her side, gripped tightly with both hands. Section 12 was protected by a 'force field' (as it had been called by the company) and somehow it had went down.
Jo approached the area quietly focusing in on the back of another female looking over the vehicle. She coughed loudly.
"Harper?"
Closed In || Beech and Harper & CLOSED
Leanna ran like her life depended on it, which it did really.  Three minutes she heard the other girl shout and Leanna only hoped that they had that long.  She was positive that this was something that she’d be dreaming about for a while after they got out. This rush of adrenaline reminded her of her job back on Earth and she really hadn’t been expecting something like this here. This job was supposed to be safer than her previous one, turns out that that wasn’t really true.Â
She was suddenly very thankful for the almost excessive amount of exercising and running that she did on her off time, it made this whole thing a lot easier. Easier being relative because running through cramped halls in heavy space suits wasn’t easy in anyone’s book.  They turned a corner and she saw the light from the outside. Leanna would have given a sigh of relief if she had any air left in her lungs, instead she gave a last burst of speed and shot out into the blinding light outside of the caves.  Never had she been so glad to be blinded by the bright sun. Â
Panting, she put her hands on her knees to catch her breath and then turned to Joanna.  She gave the girl a slight smile and spoke roughly while still trying to get air into her lungs. “As fun as that was, let’s agree to not do that again.” Â
Joanna leaned against the outside of the walls, trying to catch her breath. She could feel it rumbling and shaking as its inner workings collapsed. She laughed breathlessly and nodded her head.
"Agreed." She looked up to see a disapproving Mercer staring at her. "Come on, let's get back before we lose a lung."
With one last look at the now desolate cave system Joanna made her way to their group and began the seemingly long drive back home. If this place could be called home.
I wish. I wiggled my eyebrows at Church a few times, but he just ignores me.Â
He certainty has the right idea.
What've you been up to anyway? You still stuck up on the wall?
