[Bingo. Plus, she doesn't really want to get uncomfortably and possibly emotionally wasted with an audience of people she knows and works with. Sounds like a nightmare.
Unfortunately, Red Wings is her main hang out spot, so she has to pick a place mostly at random to send him a ping.]
[ She picks someplace close to where he's been lounging in a rooftop garden he's definitely not supposed to be in. So he climbs down a building, as you do, and he's just about there. No big deal, it's fine.
It's not a bad place: not as well-kept as Red Wings, but not as dingy a dive as most of the other bars he's wandered into since his arrival in New Amsterdam. (Sometimes he's not in the mood to deal with Red Wings' clientele, either.) By the time Kyna gets there, he's sitting at the bar with two beers, an eye on the door so he can wave at her. ]
Over here--got a drink for you.
[ First round's on him, Kyna. No promises on the rest of 'em. ]
[It's nice to be somewhere a little more dive-y, actually. Kyna plops down beside him, taking the beer gratefully. She's already talked to Ian, so she's already a little emotionally wrung out.
She looks different, though—her hair's halfway down her back and if he's observant, he might notice a couple of new scars on her arms.]
That's all it takes to be your hero? [ He's trying not to look too close, aware that he'll just be sitting there admiring her, but he catches a fair amount in a quick glance. ] Woulda bought you a beer weeks ago.
[ He's teasing--sort of, anyway. And since he figures how are you? and so how was home? are off-limits... ] You didn't miss much, y'know. No new monsters to fight.
[Jesus Christ. Okay. Kyna takes a deep swallow of her beer, as though prepping, and sneaks a glance at the bartender. At least he's not paying attention.
And she punches Sam in the stomach. It's not nearly as hard as she could have made it, but it's a solid punch.]
You ever talk to him? Of course he was. [ As much as he's ragging on Nathan, though, there's affection in it. ] We'd go to cantinas and he'd spend the whole night staring at his sketchbook.
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[ since, you know, being at red wings probably also means being around a bunch of people telling her how worried they were. ]
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Unfortunately, Red Wings is her main hang out spot, so she has to pick a place mostly at random to send him a ping.]
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It's not a bad place: not as well-kept as Red Wings, but not as dingy a dive as most of the other bars he's wandered into since his arrival in New Amsterdam. (Sometimes he's not in the mood to deal with Red Wings' clientele, either.) By the time Kyna gets there, he's sitting at the bar with two beers, an eye on the door so he can wave at her. ]
Over here--got a drink for you.
[ First round's on him, Kyna. No promises on the rest of 'em. ]
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She looks different, though—her hair's halfway down her back and if he's observant, he might notice a couple of new scars on her arms.]
My hero.
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[ He's teasing--sort of, anyway. And since he figures how are you? and so how was home? are off-limits... ] You didn't miss much, y'know. No new monsters to fight.
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Good thing, huh? You would have been screwed without me.
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[ It's idle shit-talking, punctuated by a sip of beer. ]
You planning on rescuing me, next time the city's overrun?
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Maybe. Why, do you want me to?
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[ Usually I save myself, he wants to say, but how true is that, these days? ]
Maybe I can save you. Figure out my little, uh, superpower.
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[ He swigs a sip of beer, thoughtful, swallows, and turns a little more toward her. ]
Okay. Try'n punch me.
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Are you serious?
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As a heart attack.
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And she punches Sam in the stomach. It's not nearly as hard as she could have made it, but it's a solid punch.]
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[ He's sort of ready for it, abdominal muscles tensed, but she still knocks some of the wind out of him. ]
Helluva right hook when you're sober. I glow any?
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Nope.
[And then a shit-eating grin spreads over her face.]
Want me to try again?
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[ He's not getting up--he's still got half a beer here--but he's more thoughtful than joking at the moment. ]
Gotta be some way to shake it loose. Whatever it is.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Exactly what I said. You want a late bloomer, you're looking for my little brother.
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[Give her the gossip, Sam.]
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You ever talk to him? Of course he was. [ As much as he's ragging on Nathan, though, there's affection in it. ] We'd go to cantinas and he'd spend the whole night staring at his sketchbook.
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I SURE DID LOSE THIS SOMEHOW
IT'S COOL I FORGOT ABOUT IT UNTIL THIS MOMENT
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