#rb:comrades

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What ringtone my muse has set for yours:"Art is Hard” by Cursive, although he would probably never dare to let her hear the lyrics

What contact photo my muse has set for yours:

What my muse thinks of the way yours texts:Regulus considers the way Alecto texts to be much like the way she speaks: guarded, playing at calm, but with a subtle, often undetected promise of impending malice. Her intentions come through not from the style in which she writes but the words she chooses to say, the information she chooses to reveal.

How quickly my muse responds to your texts:Quickly enough. Most of the time, when they are in communication, it is regarding some important project that they are working on together, and delaying a response could mean delaying the other’s role in a significant and undesirable way. The few times they do text each other on non Death Eater related matters, it’s usually to share some funny story that happened to them at work or on the street. Regulus responds quickly to those out of excited relief that the text is somehow not important.

How often our muses text:More than he texts most of the other Death Eaters, but not particularly frequently.

How often our muses call:Rarely, if ever. Calling usually only happens to plan a meet-up somewhere, in cases where leaving a text trail would be unwise.

Does my muse purposefully miss calls from yours:No.

Last text sent from my muse to yours:May 22, 2015, a magically encrypted text sent from a burner, decipherable as: “Ready. Loc. #81, 1 am. alone. RAB.”

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What ringtone my muse has set for yours:Right now, he just lets it vibrate. While Regulus is by no means a follower of Tom’s yet, he can see how quickly he is rising to influence and power amongst his group and knows that his communications with this man need to be inconspicuous.In the (near) future, when he builds up more trust for Tom, he will eliminate even the vibrate function. A message from Tom needs to be both secretly read and immediately dealt with. He will enchant his phone to `push’ messages from Tom to the Mark he has branded on his arm, sending a mild buzz akin to an electric shock that alerts him to drop all he is doing and attend to the orders.

What contact photo my muse has set for yours:None. In fact, even his contact name is not set to Tom. It’s set to “Work” (which is distinguished from his actual work’s number, at the Department of International Magical Cooperation, which is just saved as “Ministry”).

What my muse thinks of the way yours texts:Straightforward and short – which is exactly what he would have expected, but it is still unnerving.

How quickly my muse responds to your texts:Immediately, although usually with something just as short and simple to acknowledge that he received the text.

How often our muses text:Infrequently.

How often our muses call:Upon his first assignment from Tom, Regulus made the mistake of calling the man anxiously and often whenever he had a clarification question about how the job was to be done. He learned from that mistake quickly.

Does my muse purposefully miss calls from yours:Right now, he would probably purposefully miss a few calls from Tom, underestimating their importance. The man is terrifying, and intimidating, and his assignments constitutes things that Regulus doesn’t always want to do. He deals with this the same way he deals with other sources of anxiety: by ignoring it until he is more mentally stable.In the (near) future, if he ever were to receive an actual call, he would never miss it.

Last text sent from my muse to yours:“Thank you. – R.A.B.”