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They found the tyllium ship. [ Bill, his words are broken up by the sound of kissing. ]
Um-hmm.
[ Seems the castle brought in a very happy couple. ]
[The sound of kissing is still there as he talks, breaking up his words.] You don't care?
[ Laura gives a small, negative sounding hmm in return this time ]
Neither do I.
[ It's quiet for a time and then there's a loud thump as if someone fell out of bed.
Which someone did. ]
What the frak? [That's yelled, and he doesn't sound happy.]
Bill?
[ There's a small laugh in her voice along with surprise as she turns to look, the sound of her laugh coming across the journal again ]
What- you fell.
[ And then confusion. And concern. There's no bulkhead behind him, nor is this any longer his room. And that confusion resounds in her voice ]
Bill?
Yes I fell. [ His voice is more confused now the anger there too. It's not his quarters, it's not even his ship. ]
And this isn't the Galactica. What the frak is going on Laura? [ His voice is closer, as if he's moving closer to the journal, which he is, sitting up from the floor to find the journal on the nightstand, flipping through it, seeing the words recorded in it. ]
Frak! [ And this time that is yelled and he's throwing the journal across the room now, the thump coming through. ]
((OOC: INTRO! Bill's black, Laura's this. Kerry will get to replies when she gets up.))
Um-hmm.
[ Seems the castle brought in a very happy couple. ]
[The sound of kissing is still there as he talks, breaking up his words.] You don't care?
[ Laura gives a small, negative sounding hmm in return this time ]
Neither do I.
[ It's quiet for a time and then there's a loud thump as if someone fell out of bed.
Which someone did. ]
What the frak? [That's yelled, and he doesn't sound happy.]
Bill?
[ There's a small laugh in her voice along with surprise as she turns to look, the sound of her laugh coming across the journal again ]
What- you fell.
[ And then confusion. And concern. There's no bulkhead behind him, nor is this any longer his room. And that confusion resounds in her voice ]
Bill?
Yes I fell. [ His voice is more confused now the anger there too. It's not his quarters, it's not even his ship. ]
And this isn't the Galactica. What the frak is going on Laura? [ His voice is closer, as if he's moving closer to the journal, which he is, sitting up from the floor to find the journal on the nightstand, flipping through it, seeing the words recorded in it. ]
Frak! [ And this time that is yelled and he's throwing the journal across the room now, the thump coming through. ]
((OOC: INTRO! Bill's black, Laura's this. Kerry will get to replies when she gets up.))

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[ She doesn't know. She doesn't know what to say, what this is and that worries her. They're not on Galactica. They're not even on a ship. And she doesn't remember anything that shouldn't have happened. They were there, they were talking... when did it change? ]
I don't know. Bill, I don't even know what this is- [ Other than a room, clearly, and one that wasn't made up of bulkheads and a steel door. One that wasn't one of their own ] nevermind how we got here.
[ And that was the troubling thing ]
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It's a building. [He says it like it's obvious. Which it is to him.]
And that, book is recording us. [And somehow this makes him think it's a Cylon trap.] It has to be some sort of trap.
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[ And now she's more reluctant to talk. At least they found the 'bug' early ]
Then it's a good job that you found it early. Although, and I'm not an expert in Cylon technology, but a book? That's a little interesting.
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[And so is he, which is why it's just easier to complain about Cylon's, at least then it's not too surprising.]
It is, but whose to say it's not to try and put us at ease? The two of us aren't known to ignore a book, it would look normal to us, if I hadn't looked.
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[ It was also frustrating ]
You're right about that. They're definitely going to even more effort this time.
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[A voice comes through the journal, one carefully stripped of any emotion. Because, in reality, the big guy is still pissed off at the castle for not letting him have his armour back.]
Welcome to Paradisa.
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Great.]
Paradisa? Where's that? [Still not happy.]
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We're not sure. Not where you were. Nowhere near.
[A pause, because all of this is incredibly awkward to say.]
It's in a seperate universe, centred around the castle.
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Nope not buying it.]
And just how much ambrosia did you drink last night?
[Because that's just no, that's not possible.]
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[A grunt.]
Believe me or not, but how else do you explain not being where you were ten seconds ago.
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And I thought my entrance was inconvenient.
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And how's, running this place more inconvenient then showing up in it?
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Trust me, if I were running this place, things would be real different.
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Do not want :|]
How so?
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And I can think of a few other things it is.
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We're fine, thank you.
[ Except not really. But she's not giving anything away ]
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So you two are new here, right? Has anybody told you anything about this place?
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I fell out of a bed, do you think I'm okay?
[At least he's not saying what else is bothering him.]
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[No really first kind words someone's had for him in a while.]
How long you been here?
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