[Apping at route_29]

[yesadministrator]

My placement is wherever my employer puts me, Miss. Mundane. If you send me somewhere without her permission, I can't fully comprehend the results. [but boy will she be mad.]

The gap between the universes has to be filled before I go, anyhow. Mr. Hale produces Aperture Science hats and pins, but without the worlds confirmed being fully linked, it could become complicated fast.

The old theory that BLU and RED own Black Mesa and Aperture Science seems to either have been false or changed.

It might be best if I don't go.

Comments

[red_medic]

A good choize. Maybe not my own, but gazhering intelligenze ist never a vrong vay to start.

[Oh, but he doesn't cut his own doves open. Odd as it may sound, he actually considers them something like his friends.]

Und does zhat not make you exzited somevhat at least? A distraction from our normal jobs... I learned zhat sort of zhing ist not too bad, actually.

Ugh. Just realized the their/there mistake in the last one. I'm not with it today. ;A;

[yesadministrator]

The right statistics are rarely useless. [And you never know when they'll come in handy...]

[Tut tut. Friendships aren't condoled, you know?]

I quite enjoy my job, actually. A break could be refreshing, but I think I'll kind of miss it.

No worries. I do worse mistakes at times.

[red_medic]

Zhough some statistics can not be made by merely vatching. Sometimes you need to just... Use your hands as vell.

[Say that to his face~ ;) Have a suitable icon for that lol]

I zhink most of us enjoy zhe job ve do. Oder ve vould not be marching out on zhe field every single day. Yet... Some plazes offer distractions und alternatives zhat can actually help to not miss vhat ve left back home. At zhe very least you can consider it eine vacation.

♥

[yesadministrator]

Sometimes. [There are so many memories on this subject hiding behind that happy, 'perfectly normal' smile. 'Handwork' is usually what she would call 'time to kill the evidence'.]

[She'll just say it to the Administrator's face. If the doves are distracting him, they'll sadly have to go. Luckily, Pauling never saw anything distracting about them! ... Other than the cooing later reported from the RED Scout's chest.]

You're always quite happy when I observe you. Your pay must effect your judgement too, though? [Hefty wages. Lucky him. And thank you for bringing it onto your job, Medic. She can use this conversation as a way of doing a little check up.]

Tsk tsk, tricky little Pauling, aren't we?

[red_medic]

[He chuckles, then shrugs. There is nothing like having your hands in a patient's chest and around their still beating heart, yepp.]

Vell... Ja. I certainly can not complain about finanzial problems. Yet, money alone vould not keep me vizh RED, I haff to admit zhat.

[Just a rather vague gesture with one hand. Medic has... Priorities after all. And nothing really to spend the money on... Aside from his birds.]

Zhe additional conditions vizhin my contract are vay more intriguing.

She's just doing her job.~

[yesadministrator]

Oh? [She has an idea, but the more you tell her the more she'll have it confirmed. Do go on, Medic.]

It doesn't surprise me that they appeal to you. [The contracts were made to be appealing to each class. Naturally, classes like the Scout didn't need much more than just the money on their contract.]

Aren't they all?

[red_medic]

[A nod. He sure doesn't mind speaking his mind on this.]

Vhat good vould zhe best payment be, if zhe job in question vould not allow for some... Personal research?

[And just how many other employers would allow the use of human test subjects even?]