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"I'm not that clum-" she bumped into the door frame and proceeded to nod to herself defeatedly. Perhaps. "I don't plan on going anywhere, and it's good to be back with you guys." with an embarrassed grin she left with haste, not wanting to hear any snickering from Anger about the door frame.
And snicker he did!
Well, that made his evening. Though now he truly did worry for her safety...
...Nah. She'll be fine.
She removed her hand from his arm and still remained her pleasant self, "I will do that then. And it was nice talking to you again. I hope next time we speak you'll be in a much better mood. But if not, I still won't mind." she turned to leave, looking back at him, "Tell Logic I said hello, will you?"
"Yeah, sure. Stay safe. Don't trip on anything."
The android took a deep breath, trying to cool off the fans. He then proceeded to lay on his bed, now that his hair was dry.
"...I'm glad you're back, by the way. This time don't leave like last time."
"I am using a dock near the testing track, actually." Morality remained her pleasant self, even in Anger's spitefulness of the humans that seemed to be irritating him. "Me with a weapon?" she looked at him with disbelief. "I would probably shoot myself in the foot or something." she chuckled and then placed her hand gently on his arm, "Calm down?" her eyes looked into his with some kindness, hoping at least her touch or her own calmness would transfer over, even just a little bit.
"Why don't you try having simulated emotions running through your head? Pretty hard to fucking calm down with that."
A few moments later, Anger felt guilty for lashing out. She was trying to help, after all.
"...Sorry. Maybe it's best if you go right now--come back later. And if you want, there are a lot of spare rooms used for the employees that used to work here. A bed next to a dock is a hell of a lot more comfortable than the floor."
Morality couldn't help but grin softly as Anger first denied wanting to talk about things, then suddenly doing it anyways. She was informed already from the Rattman human of a few recent activities, so she wouldn't press Anger any further. "You can leave them to me, I'm rather enjoying checking up on each human in the facility, as well as the other cores. Without being connected to her, I really have no one else to steer. Maybe I can bring a bit of peace to Aperture.." Morality smiled.
"HA. Good luck with that, Mora. Because you're going to fucking need it. Do you even have somewhere to dock yourself?" Anger retorted.
"Go ahead and check up on them. But I wouldn't do it without a weapon. They're fucking insane--all of them."
A snarl escaped his lips, and his body began radiating heat.
Morality smiled again at the thought of the little couple, pleased they had found themselves. "The humans need someone neutral to talk to, and so far, they seem more than willing to open up to me quite easily. But that's what I am here for. Well, not for them personally, but I enjoy being a sort of 'councilor' to those with troubled minds. They find me soothing." she watched his mood, easily able to distinguish when emotions take a turn, "Do you want to talk?" she smiled gently, hoping he would.
He could see where she was coming from. He didn't blame the humans for wanting to talk. That's all they did anyway.
"No, I've got it. But thanks. Just humans being stupid. And all that drama going around. God it's like watching that one show... Desperate Housemaids or some shit."
She gave a polite covered laugh, "I wouldn't be able to imagine Aperture without you, I'm sure it would be horribly dull." her expression turned into excitement at the mention of Logic, "I knew it! I just knew one day you two would come together!" quickly she averted her look, a bit embarrassed at her sudden out-burst. After a moment of composure she gave a soft shrug, "This body is different for sure, though useful. I've already met with a few humans, gave them advice. This form is accepting."
A slight blush came to Anger's face at the excited outburst--well, as excited as Morality could get.
"I uh... yeah. That's been going on for a while... No need to make a big deal out of it or anything."
He didn't doubt that Morality knew just how long Anger's infatuation for the Intelligence Sphere lasted. He supposed the end was satisfying enough for both of them.
"Ugh, the fucking humans around here... I'm so sick of humans right now. Glad there's someone to talk to them now though."
With that his mood swung back to its previous state--glum.
"Same as always, aren't you? But I know what is going on in that head of yours, and let me be the first to say that I have missed you, and the others of course." with a kinder smile she gave him a questioning look, "Are the others..?"
"If I changed I think the entire place would just totally lack any emotion whatsoever. Where's the fun in that?" Anger smirked back at her.
"Logic and I have been together for a while. I haven't seen Curiosity around though. Thought I did a couple of times, but... Eh. How's the whole android thing treating you? Kinda weird, right?"
"I'm not here to lecture you. Why would I need to?" she gave him a soft smile before giving him a sudden, gentle hug and stepped back. "Besides, I do not lecture, I advise, there is a difference." with a wink she smirked weakly.
"Yeah, some difference."
The android tensed at the hug, giving her a warning glance.
"So, think you can stick around this time without falling off? Because that would be awesome."
