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"I hope they get back soon." Julieta snapped out of her 'daydreaming', truly just wondering how her Master was doing and wondering what she should be doing in a residential home such as this, to see that Almiria appeared anxious. Not only that, the young girl seemed to possess a sad affect, likely born of the emotional turmoil now going through her thanks to learning of McGillis' true nature. Since she was not trained in handling emotionally distraught children, Julieta decided to just respond to the question at hand rather than possibly make things worse, "They have a lot of important things to talk about." Dusk was starting to fall, but ins

Gardens and other outdoor facilities stood above the wings that formed the lower segments of the artificial island that in its sprawling landscape on the open seas so well demonstrated the wealth and power of the Bauduin family. Down the middle of the island ran the long enclosed structure that formed the 'house' of the family, though its size and decor was such that if its shape was more traditional it could be considered a mansion. "Hello and welcome to our home. I am Almiria Bauduin, how may I help you?" At one end of the island standing in the well-kept garden meant to entice visitors was Julieta, who instead of being captivated by the pl

To say that standing in front of a door for a room with no-one inside of it and would continue to have no-one inside of it for the foreseeable future was a boring task would be to understate the issue. While standing silently in front of a door was a boring task on its own, guarding a room where you knew no-one was made things seem far worse. It was in this manner that Emmerich and Amir were both horribly bored out of their mind as they waited for Garma to show up finally, having been guarding his office to make it appear like he was not in fact missing and to prevent a panic. They had been assured he was fine after he had been considerably l