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[Billy has never thought of himself as one of those obsessive stalker boyfriends who needs to be attached at the hip to his significant other at all times. Really, he'd always figured they were pretty good about mutual space. A two-month separation with the potential of spending years in this place without seeing Teddy again is, however, apparently the trigger he'd needed to become one, so after one too many looks from Teddy - some patient, others not so much - he'd officially gotten himself banished from the apartment for the afternoon after too much worried lurking. Which is... not the greatest thing ever on a hot day like today, but ten minutes down the road he realizes that, yeah, he'd been a little ridiculous, either blowing off his responsibilities or dragging Teddy along for the ride. He's happy and eager to have Teddy here, but they'd lived separate lives at least half the time back home; no reason for that to not continue here as well.
It's just hard to let go after you've missed someone for that long.
Still, that's how he finds himself out and about for around five hours today, doing the following (in no particular order):
- a late lunch at Seventh Heaven
- searching around the library for comic books
- combat practice in the Battle Dome (with or without his trusty new teacher)
While at the library, a few sketches find their way into his journal, more or less like the following: this, this, and this. Some time afterwards, a scribbled message appears below.]
What are some good ways to deal with bad dreams?
[Once he's finished all his daily stuff, he'll be bringing groceries home around dinner time, in the hopes that he's allowed. Feel free to run into him at any time.]
It's just hard to let go after you've missed someone for that long.
Still, that's how he finds himself out and about for around five hours today, doing the following (in no particular order):
- a late lunch at Seventh Heaven
- searching around the library for comic books
- combat practice in the Battle Dome (with or without his trusty new teacher)
While at the library, a few sketches find their way into his journal, more or less like the following: this, this, and this. Some time afterwards, a scribbled message appears below.]
What are some good ways to deal with bad dreams?
[Once he's finished all his daily stuff, he'll be bringing groceries home around dinner time, in the hopes that he's allowed. Feel free to run into him at any time.]
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But you won't mind if it was me, hm.
[At least he...has a better idea of why you were wary of him finding out about your power now. And he's doing a really good job at avoiding revealing he has that knowledge altogether.]
You'd make the whole of Luceti cry, you know. If I perished by the hand of your cooking.
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All of it? I had no idea you were that popular. Should I watch my back?
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You'd better. Before Sailor Lion and Sailor Cicada come after you.
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Okay, you definitely lost me there.
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[Said with wry grin as he continues inputting information into the console.]
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[Oh geez, did he miss someone? That's just tragic.]
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[He's being awfully vague about it.]
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See that you do. Tell them Iron Man sent you.
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Fine, sure. Are you almost done?
[And he kind of wants a distraction so it doesn't bug him right now.]
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Done yet?
[He's going to make you reaaaaally want kids, Tony.]
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...See, did the trick that time. Thanks for hurrying me along. [/sarcasm] Chamber two.
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Heading for chamber two, though, as instructed.]
These simulator rooms are pretty useful, aren't they? I didn't know they were this versatile.
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how did you knowNever in a thousand years.]They are. A lot of villagers are afraid to use them because the Malnosso almost positively monitor this building, but I say, why not show them what they're up against?
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MAGIC~]Pretty sure they already know what they're up against, that's why we're even here.
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[Which sounds pretty bitter.]
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[Not justifying it, but... he can see the logic.]
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[Was that why Pepper was here now? They thought he wasn't working hard enough? He doesn't like to think about it like that.]
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So does your version of Earth have Star Trek? Because this thing is totally a holodeck.
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[Not that he ever watched it. Much.
It just had some cool tech ideas, okay.]
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[Billy's looking around now, trying to get a feel for the program Tony made.]