[RADIO] audio;

[gistful]

[This seems to becoming a pattern, one Anton doesn't like. He does this over the radio for the privacy settings, since Stork, at least, had been Prepared. As always.]

Master Stork appears to have left the city.

... He left behind a will. I will be privately contacting those named shortly.


[Private to Hiro.]

Master Stork has left his crystals and his projects to you and your store. There are quite a number of things included.


[Private to Midii.]

Master Stork wishes you to have his remote-controlled ship.

Comments

[unetrustworthy]

...he...did?

[It wasn't the fact that he thought of her. It wasn't even the thought that he had left her something in the event he went home; Stork had been the most paranoid person she'd ever met. Which was saying something. What surprised her the most was what specifically had been left to her. An entire remote-controlled ship she had...very little idea how to work.]

[They'd never gotten that far in their mechanics lessons.]

Where is it?

[gistful]

I have it at the Hotel. Would you like to retrieve it personally, or should I have it delivered?

[unetrustworthy]

[Would it even fit up the stairs?]

No. that's alright. I can pick it up when I return this evening.

[gistful]

Very well. Let me know if you need any assistance.

[unetrustworthy]

I won't know until I see it.

I mean...I don't even know exactly how big or heavy it is. Or where I could keep it.

[gistful]

Nor do I, unfortunately; I have not yet seen to his possessions in person, only as per his will.

The Hotel's garage has space for another large vehicle, though that would require a little extra charge. Perhaps we should see its size before you decide that.

[Stork had been paying for his workspace, earlier. It's not an unfair price, all things considered, but it is a price Midii won't have been expecting.]

[unetrustworthy]

[She frowned. Slightly. With her habit of saving up whatever she could, she did have money put aside. But she would have much rather spent that money on something more...necessary, rather than to house a gift from a friend.]

[Still, if it couldn't be helped...]

I would like to see it first, yes, please.

[gistful]

Certainly. Hopefully it shan't be too big to keep in your room.

[unetrustworthy]

I hope so too.

What time would you be available?

[gistful]

I will be on duty in the lobby all afternoon. Shall I see you sometime then?

[unetrustworthy]

[She nodded.]

Early evening, most likely. I'll be back a little before dinnertime.

[gistful]

I shall expect you then. Good day, Miss Une.