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Post by acrasia on Oct 21, 2012 20:59:38 GMT -8
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[/div] Racing in the shadows, the pounding of the feet While the old men get to praying and the children try to sleep Just another promise, they don't really care [/td][/tr][/table] [atrb=border,0,true] VIGILANTE had decided that her shoelaces would prove an excellent distraction from looking the man in the face, but her ears - well-acquainted with all the nuances of listening - picked up on his slight accent almost immediately. There wasn't anything strange about that really. People hacked their way into the Japanese servers all the time. The issue she faced instead was whether or not to report him to the admins. She sat up slowly, turning her head to face him, more confident now that she had something of a trump card on the man. She tried to catch his eye, but the sudden approach of his partner Digimon intercepted the move.
Leormon, more prone to bestial behaviors than civilized speech, hopped immediately from its place at her feet and set its front paws upon the bench seat, nostrils flaring. A low growl had kicked up in the creature's chest but a stern look from VIGILANTE silenced it. The Digimon chuffed in recognition, but kept its posture and gaze firmly focused on the intruder.
"That's a shame," she said simply, face impassive. "Are you his messenger then?" It was a tactic she'd run into a couple times before - the Digimon would claim that its partner was mute and speak, or rather extract information, instead. If the two deemed their company safe, the tamer would reveal his voice and all was well. If not, then he would of course stay silent until his partner could form a decent excuse to get away. VIGILANTE had yet to decide which she preferred; the ones who recognized the wrong and tried to hide it or the ones who disregarded it altogether. It didn't really anger her in either case; she just was torn by her desire to fulfill the law and the recognition that some people just wanted a different environment to play their games in.
For now she would hold judgment, despite any lingering desire to do something productive. |
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