Agent York / Natalie van der Haast (
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[ yo what's up, Omega. York is in a shiny brand-new suit of armor, bought right in Omega, rather than her usual clunky old Freelancer armor. It's a hell of a lot sleeker than what she used to wear, that's for sure, and she looks pretty damned pleased about it.
But not just about the armor. York's grinning for an entirely new reason today. ]
Everybody settling in all right? Good, 'cause I've got some good news for the thirsty crowd. I just got myself a new job at a bar here in Zeta District, servin' drinks. And this weekend we've got an extended happy hour special goin' on, so if you're looking for a drink, then I highly suggest hauling your ass over to The Quad. I might even slip you a free drink for the trouble.
[ She actually winks, grinning and showing teeth. She tosses her hair out of her face with a quick shake of her head. ]
'Course, if you're more interested in the home security market, I'm still available for installs and upgrades. But I figured it was time to move on up in the job market. Besides, I mix one hell of a Dirty Shirley.
But not just about the armor. York's grinning for an entirely new reason today. ]
Everybody settling in all right? Good, 'cause I've got some good news for the thirsty crowd. I just got myself a new job at a bar here in Zeta District, servin' drinks. And this weekend we've got an extended happy hour special goin' on, so if you're looking for a drink, then I highly suggest hauling your ass over to The Quad. I might even slip you a free drink for the trouble.
[ She actually winks, grinning and showing teeth. She tosses her hair out of her face with a quick shake of her head. ]
'Course, if you're more interested in the home security market, I'm still available for installs and upgrades. But I figured it was time to move on up in the job market. Besides, I mix one hell of a Dirty Shirley.
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I shall see you then.
[And because there's nothing else he'd like to discuss, Dun ends the transmission there and then. If York does show up later on time, Dun will be waiting for her outside, arms crossed and eye watching the traffic. He's not only looking out for her though; his shoulders are slightly tense and his weapons are all within arm's react: a sword strapped to his back and a podao sheathed at his side.]
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And, Action!
Good, you're here. I'm tired of dealing with people who are trying to break into the premises. What sort of locks do you have, locksmith?
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York holds up one hand, shaking her head. ]
Uh, York's fine. And I've got a security package here that should serve your purposes just fine, I think. You know how to use your omni-tool?
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[He's assuming York is her family name, and that she'd prefer to be addressed by such. Although he may be in a different time and place, he's not going to forget proper social etiquette, especially between men and women. It would be considered horribly impolite to address any woman simply by her name.]
Yes, but I was not aware it could be used in such a manner.
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Just York's fine. Really. I'm, uh, not exactly a lady.
[ Not in that sense of the word, anyway. She'd tell him to call her Agent, but honestly, she doesn't identify much with the Project anymore. York's only a codename, sure, but it's what everyone calls her. Agent...not so much. ]
Yeah, the omni-tool's a useful little gadget. Anyway, I can hook all this up so that it's tied to your omni-tool. I can set it so that the system needs authentication from a verified omni-tool address before it'll open. It's more security than the place comes with, anyway.
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[He's not being sexist, just courteous.]
Very well, if it bothers you so much to be addressed according to your status, then..."York" will do just as well.
[There's slight reluctance for him to just call her by her name, but if she really insisted, and it did seem to be the social norm in Omega to address others without their proper titles. He doesn't like it, of course, but there are many things Xiahou Dun doesn't like about Omega and he's just going to have to live with it.]
So you're saying that you can ensure that only my omni-tool can open this door?
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Yeah, and anyone else who lives here, too. Work for you?
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Oh, yeah, sure. I mean, the system might need maintenance from time to time, anyway, so don't hesitate to drop me a line if you need somethin'.
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[Now comes the
hagglingbargaining part.]I propose we settle on a price before you put this service into place.
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For a setup like this...
[ She peers around at his apartment, pursing her lips. ]
Three hundred credits sounds about right.
[ She's undercharging, sure, but hey, most of the people living in Zeta District aren't exactly rolling in cash. York'll take what she can get. ]
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[He steps back to let York do her work, and when she's finished he eyes the lock a little suspiciously. It can't be that simple...can it?]
I'd like to test this. Please try to open the door with your omni-tool.
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See? Now you try.
[ Of course, she could get into the system again if she had to. She wouldn't be able to do maintenance on it if she couldn't. But it'd take more than a few seconds, that's for sure. ]
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For your good and prompt service. If I am in need of your skills, I shall be sure to call on you again.
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That's awful generous of you. Well, you need anything, you know where to find me. Good doin' business with you, Dun.
[ She extends one hand to him for a handshake. Always a good way to end business. ]
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The pleasure is mine...York.
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See you around, Dun.
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He has to admit, if she was one, he would have asked to speak more. Not only to get to know her better, but to determine if she would be a good fit for the neighbourhood watch he's been planning. But alas, propriety stands in the way. A married man should not accompany a woman with no chaperone; it would be an insult to York and a blight on her respectability within the community.
Or that's how it's supposed to be, back home.
At any rate, he can't help but secretly hope that he might have another chance to assess her in the future. They're going to need all the help they can get.]