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[Good evening, Keeliai, have your first Damian-as-Robin post. And, yes, it is the slightly different Robin voice, too.]
Considering the level of technology here, there was an item I found on the Mainland that might, I suppose, belong to one of the foreigners. It certainly doesn't match anything native, especially with the organic component in the consoles.
It is a laptop with a glowing symbol on it, and if anyone has something like that, back home, let me know.
[Yes, the specifics of the symbol are left out on purpose. Damian has to have a way to check if the item really does belong to the person who might answer.]
Considering the level of technology here, there was an item I found on the Mainland that might, I suppose, belong to one of the foreigners. It certainly doesn't match anything native, especially with the organic component in the consoles.
It is a laptop with a glowing symbol on it, and if anyone has something like that, back home, let me know.
[Yes, the specifics of the symbol are left out on purpose. Damian has to have a way to check if the item really does belong to the person who might answer.]
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[Pause. He said symbol, not logo. It's a little thing, but it's telling, a careful word choice, combined with the fact that he didn't answer her 'what symbol' question. She doesn't want to get her hopes up, but -] It's not a Greek symbol by any chance, is it?
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Maybe.
[It could be a triangle... but, well. Greek makes a little bit more sense. Ahem.]
Which one? Because I'm not letting it go to the wrong person.
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[Slightly more hope?? She tries to keep it out of her tone. And suddenly his wariness and secrecy makes more sense - withholding details means only the owner could actually know.]
Delta. A large blue delta. Is the rest of it white?
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Place and time to meet?
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I can make that.
[Beat.]
Robin out.
[Because just in case she hasn't recognized his voice.]
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[Satisfied for now, she leaves the cafe and removes her hat about a block away outside, tucked into an alley and out of sight. Then she strolls back to the cafe right on time.]
[The voice sounded fairly young (and a little familiar), so she's keeping an eye out for people on the younger spectrum of age.]
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[He even actually comes in from the back (because kid), sneaking into the main area and taking a place beside her quietly almost as soon as she's sat down (because Robin). The laptop is safely attached to his back, under the cape. Yes, it is uncomfortable and he needs to be careful. No big. And, yes, he's with the uniform she ran into him wearing out in the mainland, except now it is carefully mended and meticulously clean.]
Annabeth.
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Robin. [There's a subtle emphasis on the name, because she knows who he is now, and she's almost rolling her eyes. Of course it was him.]
So you found something potentially mine, huh?
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Very highly likely.
[He watches her for a moment, judging her reactions. Then slowly reaches behind his cape to take the laptop out, eyes still on her.]
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Where was it? One of the cities?
[She taps her fingers on the table. Will it work here? It'll help, it'll definitely help, regardless of how.]
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Not far from where we parted, in fact. Any idea why it might have showed up here?
[because it is a little suspicious. Not the isolated case, either. But the fact that items that belong to people who've been brought in have showed up on the mainland. Not anywhere on Tu Vishan, but in the abandoned cities. It suggests that something else might be in play, and that... well. That makes things complicated. Also worrying, about his concept about this all being somebody's construct where his mind, or all their minds, are trapped. But he's not letting any worry show through. Only the question.]
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[Annabeth shakes her head.] I have no idea. Not sure anyone knows why their stuff is showing. Has anything of yours appeared?
[Though she's starting to mull over potential whys with what she's learned, she's not sure what she's going to share about that just yet.]
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No. But I showed up with all my relevant equipment.
[And people don't count, right?]
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[She arrived with her cap and knife, arguably bigger priorities than a computer at the time.]
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[Because computers and seawater.]
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But yeah, I'm glad it wasn't with me at the start.
[Yeeeeeah. Because computers and seawater.]
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[And he fixes Annabeth with a look of the white-out lenses. Which... on this kid can look pretty serious.]
You will be careful with what's on it, won't you.
[It's not exactly a threat-- wait, no. It's exactly that.]
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No, I'm going to use everything on there to take over the turtle and kill everyone on it.
[So being a smartass is the best way to reply, right? Right.]
[Though that means he looked at it, and suddenly she just needs to have it in her possession, in her hands. It doesn't matter how much she might like the person. People touching her stuff always leaves a bad taste in her mouth.]
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That's not very likely to succeed. Even with this.
[But he understands that she is not serious.]
Though, if you try, going after this would be a reasonable move.
[Which is less a threat and more pondering. Leading to wondering what tools the figures of power here on the turtle might be using, with the need to protect the turtle, or at least isolate it...]
[Though he catches the way her gray eyes sharpen and raises and eyebrow at her. Then shakes his head, because he brought it here, he's clearly not going to just leave with it. He flattens his palms on its closed lid for a second, then carefully lifts it and places it in front of her.]
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[A piece of home. A new piece of home. After a moment, she looks up at him.] I'm glad you found it. And returned it.
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emotionsthoughts to be that clearly discernible. Ever.]I don't have interest in stealing things.
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[Annabeth's usually good at hiding her own thoughts, but she doesn't care as much right now. She'll blame sentimentality, without telling her mother.]
Still. I'm not sure everyone would have sought out the owner.
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[But that statement confuses him a little.]
No? Why not?
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