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genessia2017-08-28 11:52 pm
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Who: Shinjiro Aragaki & Scott Summers
What: Fixing a broken windows because the paperboy is deranged and needs to be stopped.
When: August 28
Where: Genessia Commonspace
Warnings: Socially awkward nerds ahead
[To say that Scott had a rude awakening was to put it lightly. When the window of his temporary residence broke, he immediately expected some sort of attack and his hand flew to his visor. It turned out it was only a newspaper and Scott had to remind himself that no one had reason to hate mutants in this city. As far as he knew, that's it. It wasn't as if people needed a logical reason.
But that was a worry for another day. He was stuck with a broken window and glass all over the floor. After cleaning that, he decided it was his responsibility to fix it. He can now be found still in his room, the door open for the extra light it provided, trying to add the new window frame.]
What: Fixing a broken windows because the paperboy is deranged and needs to be stopped.
When: August 28
Where: Genessia Commonspace
Warnings: Socially awkward nerds ahead
[To say that Scott had a rude awakening was to put it lightly. When the window of his temporary residence broke, he immediately expected some sort of attack and his hand flew to his visor. It turned out it was only a newspaper and Scott had to remind himself that no one had reason to hate mutants in this city. As far as he knew, that's it. It wasn't as if people needed a logical reason.
But that was a worry for another day. He was stuck with a broken window and glass all over the floor. After cleaning that, he decided it was his responsibility to fix it. He can now be found still in his room, the door open for the extra light it provided, trying to add the new window frame.]

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Stomping out of the entry door, looking irritated, he stopped short at the sight of the smashed window. And the person repairing it.
Without thinking, he asked, "Spandex guy?"
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He's still wearing the x-men uniform, which only makes Shinjiro's comment all the more embarrassing.]
...it's not spandex.
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[ Welp. Now Shinjiro just feels bad. But, seriously, that outfit. Why on earth was the guy still wearing it? How was he not freezing his ...
... that was completely not the point. The point was, you done messed up, now fix it. Shinjiro ducked his head and looked to the side. ]
What happened?
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He looks at the half fixed window and then points to the newspaper on his bed.]
The newspaper boy vs glass. The window never stood a chance. Frankly I'm surprised he could throw it this high. Apparently, it's a normal occurrence here.
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Huh. Surprised a kid could break it at all. Quite an arm.
[ Moves his head at an angle, making his neck pop. ] I can take care of th' frame, if you've already swept up the glass.
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[For all Scott know, the boy could have super strength and mad aiming skills.]
I already took care of the glass shards but I need to install the frame. Turns out you need four arms for that. If you could give me a hand holding it in place, that would be great.
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[ Eyes the window ] Sure.
[ Wanders up to the empty frame, next to the window. Looked easy enough. ]
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Scott gives him a nod and steps to the side to give Shinji some room.]
I didn't know you were still in the building too. [He hasn't seen many people in the building in general, maybe everyone but Scott cared to look for better accommodations immediately. He had never been too picky.] You haven't found the right apartment to live?
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I got here two days ago. So I ain't got a job yet.
[ Doesn't sound offended, though. Kind of apathetic, actually. ]
So. Not gonna find somewhere that charges rent, yet.
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I'm in the same situation. We can stay here a month, so I'm taking advantage of that to find the right place and job for me. Back home I was always busy but didn't exactly had a job...
[And no one pays you for doing super heroics and saving the world.]
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Yeah, I ain't got a lotta ... "marketable skills" or whatever, either.
[ Wry, humorless chuckle ] Hell, I haven't even graduated high school. Ha.
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Neither did I. My schoolgirl hasn't exactly been the best. Attleton has schools and I'm thinking about signing up for them.
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[ Considers. What about him, completing high school?
Yeah. That was a hilarious image, considering what his future looked like.
Barest of shrugs, not budging the frame: ] Seems like a good idea. Build some skills to take home, too.
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[Scott also know what his future looks like and he doesn't like it one bit. Which is why he's trying to do the exact opposite of what Adult Scott did.
Scott checks to see that the new window doesn't contain any gaps and then smile.] Okay I think it's all ready now, you can let go.
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[ Shinjiro doesn't think he can stop thinking about certain things. Oh well. Being vigilant was probably for the best.
Takes a step back. Admires the handiwork. ]
Doesn't look bad.
... Right. I don't think I ever got your name.
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After another small smile, he too takes a few steps back.] Now to wait until the paperboy strikes again. Ah, sorry...I'm Scott. Scott Summers.
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[ Stands there, for a moment, just thinking. Scott didn't seem like a bad guy. But ... ]
... What did you do to piss off the paperboy, anyway?
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[He rubs the back of his head, thinking the question over.]
Nothing? I didn't even know the cities had a paperboy until the newspaper came flying through my window. I think it's just a thing he does.
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Well. That's great.
So much for tryin to avoid it.
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[And so far both were homeless and not exactly super interested in wasting money. At least Scott wasn't.]
Thanks to your help fixing the window was done far quicker than I expected, would you liek to see if there's anything to drink or eat in the kitchen? I'm starving.
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Shrugs. ]
Don't mention it.
I could see if there's coffee, sure.
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cheapnormal person would do. It takes Scott less than five minutes to gather the tools and grab his jacket before they are on their way to the kitchen.He's not very good at small chat and the silence seems comfortable enough that he doesn't feel like he needs to say anything.]
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Shinjiro peers at the communal coffee maker. He lifts the carafe, lifting the lid, smells it, looking suspicious. ]
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It's stale? We could brew some more if that one's going to taste bad.
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[ Shinjiro deeply suspected the problem was with the beans themselves, not the age of the coffee, but he wasn't going to complain. Free was free, after all. Might as well try it fresh.
He wasn't in any hurry, anyway. ]
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