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I seem to have lost track of Professor Solus. If anyone has information concerning his whereabouts, I would greatly appreciate an update. My thanks in advance.

[It's not like Mordin to just not be at the clinic, especially for an extended period of time. Kirrahe keeps his message short and to the point, but this has him pretty concerned.

((Open to action. Anyone kicking around the clinic can run into captain space frog, he's commandeered one of the receptionist's computers.))]

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[Someone is rushing around a lot with Mordin gone and Ino seems to take a lot of the responsibility because...that's just Ino. And she works here. HOW DID HE DO ALL THIS STUFF THO???

But once she spots Kirrahe behind a computer she drops a stack of papers nearby his elbow, loudly. If anybody knew what was going on with him, it was Kirrahe.]

Where the hell is Professor Solus?!

[he gives the papers a slightly annoyed look before turning to Ino. Annoying it may be, but he can't exactly blame her for being stressed]

That's what I've been trying to determine. Vanishing like this isn't like him, it has me concerned.

[Whatever fire that had been lit under her ass goes out a bit and she looks worried. Vanished? A lot of people depended on him.]

You can't find him either?

[Kirrahe shakes his head and leans away from the computer. He's worried abut the old bastard, even if he doesn't really sound like it.]

I haven't seen him, he hasn't answered my messages. That generally only means one of a few things.

[Ino knows those things. And while those things were a bit varied on Omega, the implication was still there. There were three main possibilities:

1. Adbucted
2. Killed
3. Or...]

You know, I bet he went back where he came from. Before we all winded up here on this craphole. [Here is a flash of a small smile.]

Professor Solus isn't a weak guy, he wouldn't go down without a fight.

He wouldn't leave without telling me.

[Pissy salarian is PISSY. He knew Mordin wasn't weak, but he wasn't invincible. There were plenty of things here that could easily snap a salarian in two.

Anyway. He paused with a sigh and rubbed his forehead. He was being a dick to Ino and that wasn't cool, yo]

I apologize, I shouldn't have snapped at you.

[CALM DOWN PISSYPANTS. His tone is enough to make her scowl and fold her arms. Yeah, not cool.]

No, you shouldn't have. [After a moment, she sighs. A ghost of a smile on her lips.]

But I'll forgive you.

I can't really blame you. Without Professor Solus here, this place is going to fall apart. I'm doing my best to keep up but I'm not as qualified as he had been. Plus, I have my own work to do.

But the best case scenario I want to believe in, is that he just went back.

[He might talk weird and he kind of annoyed her with the way he couldn't just stop MOVING but he was a genius and he helped a lot of people. She respected that.]

Keep trying to contact him, just in case though. [Her eyes drift to the large stack of papers too.]

And would you mind doing half of these? I'll do the other. [She'll just take a seat next to him too. There's a bit of silence as she works but then she pipes up;]

Were you close to him?

[Given Kirrahe's line of work, paperwork is something he is all too familiar with. Either way, he didn't mind the momentary distraction. Fretting over Mordin and the clinic and everything wasn't doing him or anyone else any good.]

Not terribly close, we weren't even that friendly towards each other. We've worked together a number of times in the past, Mordin was part of a team I was leading on a few missions. He rarely cooperated and almost always found something petty to argue about, but he's trustworthy and always willing to go the extra mile to get the job done. I don't make a habit of losing track of my men, and I don't plan on starting now.

Sounds like someone I know.

[Someone who was on Omega too, actually.]

Though his babble isn't nearly as bad as Professor Mordin's. [Even at the end, after months of working for and around him, Ino still didn't get 70% of what he was saying but found ways to work around it.]

If you weren't that close, how did you wind up working here? There's a lot of other jobs around. I thought it was because you two might be friends.

To be fair, nobody's babble is as bad as Mordin's. [You know it's bad when even other salarians have trouble following him just saying]

Frankly, it's because Mordin is one of the only people here I know I can trust. That, and he's doing good work here. I'd much rather support him than get involved with any of the mercenaries.

Edited 2013-05-28 17:36 (UTC)

That's true. [And it pulls a small smile from her, briefly.]

A lot of people are though, I think. [And outside what work she has here, she's always helping Liara with what information she can gather too. It's different from what she's used to but Ino likes the challenge it presents.]

I've seen them with the mercenaries, anyway. I wish most of them would just come here though. What the heck are they doing that's helpful? Those gangs are bad news.

Extremely bad news. I know at least one of them requires potential members to commit a murder before they're excepted into their ranks.

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