BACKDATED TO PAIRINGS because I have been struggling

[lacksconviction]

I've been assigned a keeper at last then? Or, as I have been continually told, an advocate.

Sarah Pezzini, is it not? Should we meet?

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[lacksconviction]

"It's a lot to take on faith. To come abandon your entire life for one of strange changes and wicked souls, all for the sake of a good cause..."

Loki trailed off, staring at her contemplatively, "I wonder if any of the wardens here were actually happy where they came from."

It isn't a question, which means it doesn't require an answer. He continues without waiting for one.

"I take it you've read my file? I spent some time in New York before coming here." aka: I nearly destroyed your precious city.

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[psychic_hotline]

"I know," she said, very flatly. She'd seen so many chunks gouged out of her own New York that she couldn't afford to feel much more than a sort of sympathetic annoyance that he'd tried to ravage someone else's. But still: "Not as much as you'd planned."

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[lacksconviction]

"A fleeting, but memorable visit." He confirmed.

"So, you've heard my questions, and answered them as well. What now am I to expect of you, Warden?"

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"I'm still working it out. For now I say we meet two or three times a week, talk, keep each other up to date. It seems like the done thing to get Inmates to work but I'm not gonna push you on that." Mostly because she wasn't sure she wanted to give him a venue for stirring shit up just yet. "I don't think we need to go over conduct rules. You're not an idiot."

And she wasn't about to give him any exact wording he could try to work his way around, either.

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[lacksconviction]

"Meet two or three times a week to discuss what?" He asked, mildly inquisitive, "To keep one another updated on what? I've been here several weeks now, and honestly I can't think that I'll have much to report on a bi-daily basis."

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The actual answer was that he wasn't going to be comfortable with talking to her about the big stuff until he was used to talking to her about the small stuff, but it didn't bear pointing out.

"Then it'll be brief. If all we have to say to each other is that nothing's happened and it's over in five minutes, then fine. Great, even. I just want to keep a line of communication open." She inclined her head. "Does that seem unreasonable to you?"