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[regulus-regent]

He's relaxing don't bother him. Bother him.

[unsaintedfox-a]

“Why exactly are you bothering me right now? Isn’t there someone else you could annoy?”

[regulus-regent]

He wasn't expecting any surprise visits. Let alone in the gravity chamber inside his ship.

"And you're here because?"

[regulus-regent]

"I am this close away from strangling you."

[regulus-regent]

"Out with it already. If you've got something to say, I suggest you say it now before I lose interest."

[regulus-regent]

“you are remarkably well-behaved today, what the hell have you been up to?”

[dividedbybinaries]

<<. Why on earth was it so difficult to get a hold of proper hardware nowadays? To start off - just maybe Binary should've picked a better place to do some breaking and entering. And second, her knowledge about these things were...debatable. She could do numbers and codes perfectly fine, but doing things like sneaking around...not quite her forte. Stuffing the goods in her grey duffelbag, she looked over the current haul with a calculating gaze through her mask, like she was counting the harddrives, graphic-cards and CPU's over and over until the heist would deem worthy in her eyes. ...Question was - was it worth getting caught over? The hacker's eyes flickered over to the end of the room where the closed door was. She swore she could hear footsteps - or something, no, - s o m e o n e coming close by. >>

"...Shit-."

[dividedbybinaries]

>> "--- Yeah, yeah. I can do that for you,..." The smoke from the lit cigarette filled her nostrils, then back out again - the whiskering line rising up from the corner of her painted lips back out into the cold Gotham city air. Binary usually wouldn't accept a hacking gig from just about a n y b o d y - but Gotham was a damn pricey place to live in. And a girl had to eat.

"-- ...But it's going to cost you. I don't work for free." <<