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{ Ten - Phone Call to Celes - Action in Figaro } (Slightly Forwarddated)
[After escorting Basch and Noah to Narshe and paying Penelo a visit in Lindblum, Balthier has one more order of business to attend to, this time without company. Ring ring, Celes!]
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I think that's still up for debate.
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I believe I still might sway your opinion, pet.
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Not with that name, you won't.
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Which would you prefer, then?
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Friend. Or gods forbid you use my real name.
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Well, that quite defeats the purpose of pet names, my dear!
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Exactly. Besides, aren't those better used for closer relationships? Not that I'm exactly the relationship expert here. [And why is she even talking about relationships anyway? This is just a possible budding friendship.]
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Or perhaps you may consider it a symbol of my desire to befriend you rather more permanently.
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You're so set on that today. One would think you actually meant it.
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Lesson learned.
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Excellent. You're an incredibly apt pupil.
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Top of my class at the akadamy, top of the class in advanced placement, youngest employee of Draklor Laboratories, technological prodigy and employed by Draklor's aeronautics division at the age of fourteen, and, much to my chagrin, made Judge at sixteen.
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[She tips her head back and swallows the rest of her wine at once. It's a fair amount of wine, to be sure.]
So, what's next on the agenda? Planning on kicking me out any time soon?
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The evening is yours. We stay as long as you wish to stay, depart when you wish to return home.
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[But she's honestly smiling now and nods at his words. The evening progresses nicely until they've both decided enough is enough and it's time to head back to the airship.]
Thank you, by the way. This was... nice.
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[He smirked; the atmosphere was far lighter than it had been when they had first departed, for which he was glad. That was, after all, the point of this excursion. However, if they wanted to reach Figaro before dawn, they would have to get moving before long. He held the hatch open for her once they had reached the ship, closing it securing behind him once he himself had boarded, and made his way towards the cockpit.]
There's no need to thank me. [He smiles.] I thought you could use the distraction. I'm glad it was enjoyable for you. It was quite pleasant for me, as well.
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How odd. You were right.
[On which count, she's not going to say right away.]
Let's just hope Edgar didn't need me. If he finds out, he'll tease me into the ungodly hours of the morning.
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Well. If he asks, you can tell him you were out for a walk and some much-needed air, rather than being whisked away by an incredibly dashing sky pirate.
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Somehow I don't think he'll believe me, but I'll keep that in mind for the future. Minus the dashing part.
[Because seriously? Vocabulary. Her lips are twitching again. She is amused.]
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