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Character(s): Kaa, Haku, anyone else?[Unknown site tag]
Content: Kaa enters Paixoa and meets a strange man-cub
Setting: Muspelheim
Time: midday
Warnings: None, yet

“If I never sssee that ssskinny little ssshrimp again it will be too sssoon!” muttered the disgruntled and hungry Kaa as he began straightening himself out from his most unpleasant fall. This was made all the more unpleasant by the distinct emptiness he felt in his stomach, “Ooh… my ss-sacroiliac.” he muttered, before continuing on into the under brush of the jungle. When he emerged a moment later he was shocked to see a distinct lack of trees. He paused to look around. Where had the jungle gone! Kaa was near panicking as he sighted a large domed structure, with a long line of blond haired humans standing outside of it in a line. Strange, he’d never seen humans this pale before… his stomach gave a rumble. “Hhmm, perhaps thisss can work to my advantage.” whispered Kaa as he quietly crept up to human at the end of the line.

“Exsscussse me.” said Kaa, planning to lock his hypnotic gaze with the humans as soon as the creature turned to see who had addressed him. But the human’s reaction was not what Kaa had expected. “Oh, hello there. How may I help you?” The human hadn’t even flinched at coming eye to eye with the enormous snake! That set Kaa back a little bit. “Well, what do you want?” asked the human, a little impatiently. “Ummm…” Kaa had certainly not expected any verbal aggression from a creature such as this. With a sigh the human continued “Look just wait your’ turn in line, the guy up front will be with you then.” He said this with the air of someone who knew that this was the answer to all of life’s’ questions. It was the certainty in his voice that prompted Kaa to do just that, besides, he could always eat the man later. Some time later Kaa finally arrived at the front of the line. Just as Kaa was about to ask if there was a reason wasted his time by waiting in the line the blonde behind the desk asked “Name?”

“Hmm?” asked Kaa, wasn’t he the one that was supposed to be asking the questions? “You’re’ name!” the man sounded extremely exasperated, as if he had had to go through this routine many times already. Maybe if he answered him he’d get his answers so he said “My name isss Kaa. Where am I? What hasss happened to the jungle? There ssseemsss to have been a sssudden change of ssscenery.” He added the last sentence just so that he could he could say more words with the letter s. “You’re in Paixoa, There’s some brochures over there and I’m sure this will help you as well.” as he said this he handed Kaa a strange boxlike object, or at least he tried. Kaa made no attempt to take the object instead raising his “eyebrows” at the man and giving him an ‘are you mentally challenged look’. The man seemed to misunderstand the reason for Kaas’ exasperation because he quickly said “Oh!” and reached beneath the counter and pulled out another box thing, but this one had a circular cord attached to one corner and had a strange little “branch” growing from the side. The man quickly draped it over Kaas’ head so that it hung about his neck like a collar. Kaa quickly debated with himself whether or not he should hypnotize the man but decided against it. After all eating him in front of everybody would mark him as dangerous (he certainly didn’t want that!) and anyone this stupid couldn’t be of any use to him, at least not yet… So Kaa left the man and entered through the gate, not bothering with the brochures sense he wouldn’t be able to use them without some effort, and the serpent was in no mood to exert such at the moment. Kaas’ stomach rumbled again. “Hmmm, perhapsss it isss time for sssome hunting.” And with that he made his way into the city.

(ooc: sorry, I had to post in hurry.)

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Haku was disappointed that the snow had melted, though he had been enjoying the warmth that had spread in its wake. Since they had returned to the hotel, Haku had lost track of Bakura and found himself out wandering Paixao on his own once more. He didn't have a problem with this, of course. It was just... disappointing.

His wanderings took him to Muspelheim gate, and Haku had taken up a perch on one of the roofs so that he could watch the people coming through the gate. Really, with nothing better to do, this seemed to be the best way to pass the time.

The young shinobi's curiosity was piqued as a snake entered the city. How interesting! He had yet to see a snake in this city, though he supposed that it stood to reason. Didn't they usually avoid densely populated areas?

Haku moved from his present perch to something a bit closer. He wanted to get a better look.

The first thing Kaa did was flick out his tongue to taste the air. It was stale, something like being in a cave only with a variety of other scents mixed in. He could taste the humans everywhere. The majority of them looked so similar it was disturbing; especially with the way most of them were ignoring him. Even the two who didn’t seem as though they were born here were so deeply wrapped in conversation that they hadn’t noticed him. So Kaa simply ignored everyone right back, deciding to fiddle with the strange box he had been given at the gate.

After a few moments he had it open and was working with it fine. From what the box referred to as the message board he discovered that he was in a place called Paixao, and that the box was called a journal. Most of the people on the board seemed to be answering questions to newcomers and seemed fairly exasperated by the repetitive task. So Kaa made a post of his own. The task seemed as though it would take forever! Typing with his coils was proving impossible! He gave a start as his words began to appear on the screen, not realizing he had been speaking to himself. A few sentences later he posted an idea on the subject, hoping that he was not being too bold. He was promptly mistaken for someone else by a local rodent. So much for that… he closed the journal and scented the air. There was a new scent on the air.

Kaa turned to locate the source of the new smell and promptly spotted a female man-cub perching on a nearby rooftop. Most humans that wore that much clothing tended to spend most of their time, if not all of it on the ground. Kaa gave a smile as he noticed the girl watching him. He slithered in her direction and upon reaching the building she was perched upon, proceeded to raise the front of his enormous body until he felt as though he towered over the citizens of this man-village. He positioned himself so that he was about head level with the man-cub. “Greetingsss man-cub, it ssseemsss asss though I’ve peaked your’ interest. My name isss Kaa. And who might you be little one?” His next meal could wait a while. Information usually paid off and besides, eating this young girl around so many other humans would probably be a bad idea. Besides, he wanted to make a good first impression in what was apparently his new home, whether he wanted it to be or not.

(ooc: yes I know Haku is actualy a boy.)

It was a very curious thing that the snake had taken note of him, even moreso that it had singled him out, among the crowds of people that typically gathered near the gates. Haku was surprised by the action, but he didn't show it, instead continuing to watch the serpent, even as it reared and raised itself to his level. He watched it as it spoke, expression unchanging, even as he became more surprised by the fact that it spoke to him. With all the strange people in this place, he really shouldn't have been surprised, but the young shinobi didn't take that into consideration. Besides, wasn't there some shinobi back home that could summon snakes? This could be one of those...

Haku regarded Kaa for a moment before replying. "It isn't often that I see serpents, especially not in the city." He leaned forward carefully, to get a better look, letting the comment about being little slide. He wasn't that small, was he? "My name is Haku." Smile. "Pleased to meet you. Are you a summon?"

“It isss not often that I sssee a man-cub dresssssed asss you are on top of a human lodging.”

Kaa was most pleasantly surprised when the man-cub hadn’t fled at his approach. He’d always been under the impression that females of the species tended to be very afraid of snakes, of course this one seemed to think that he was something else entirely!

In a sociable tone he continued “A pleasssure to meet you Haku.” Kaa bowed his head, a most human gesture. “Forgive me if I ssseem ignorant but, what isss a sssumon? Are they the naitivesss of this ssstrange man-village?” Then for good measure he added “And what exactly are you doing up here? I wasss under the impresssssion that female man-cubsss didn’t like climbing, or ssserpentsss for that matter.”

Haku couldn't help but laugh. The situation was very amusing. "Man-cub"? "Man-village"? The terms were unfamiliar, but easy enough to decipher, and more than a little amusing to the effeminate ninja. And if he didn't know what a summon was, then he must not be one.

"A summon is an animal that a shinobi has a contract with and can call out at will," Haku told Kaa. "I suppose, if you didn't know that, you must not be one. All the summons that I've heard of know they're summons.

"As for my being up here, well, it's easier than walking around down there." The words were spoken like it was the most obvious answer. Of course, to a shinobi, it was. "There are too many people down there, and I can more more freely when I'm not among them." Here, Haku smiled. "I don't mind climbing. It's not so bad, nor is it hard. And as for serpents, well... Let's just say I know how to take care of myself, hmm?"

(ooc: sorry, my computer is hating on me! I'm having a friend work on it tomorrow but I'm not seeing him until the afternoon... I should have it changed by tomorrow evening though (assuming that everything goes as planned -_-;))

All thoughts were driven from his mind as the man-cub began to laugh. Had he said something funny? Oh, she must have been under the impression that he was calling her boyish or something. She must get that so much that she now finds it funny when ever someone misjudged her as a stereotypical girl.

Kaa listened intently as the young girl explained what a summon was. A contract? As in some sort of deal? The confusion was plain on his face although he tried to hide it. He chuckled at her explanation of why she was on the rooftop. His chuckle died though as soon as she said she could take care of herself. CRAP! He had gone from one from one overly self assured man-cub to another, the memory of being pushed from his perch in the tree came rushing to the fore front of his mind.

“Yesss, it’sss much better to be above the ground than on it…” Kaa’s mind drifted off for a moment, still reliving the embarrassing memory. He caught himself fairly quickly.
“I’m sssorry, you sssee, I just had an encounter with a man-cub about your’ age who said something very sssimilar to me. He then procsseeded to interrupt my lunch and push me
out of my tree, and all I did wasss offer him my friendssship.” Kaa sniffed dramatically as he finished, trying to arouse sympathy from the girl and not suspicion. After all, what he had said was technically true. She didn’t need to know that the man-cub in question was his lunch.

Kaa continued, “Then when I emerged from the underbrush I was outside this man-village.”

Haku listened intently, wondering if there was some way to tell if a serpent was lying. He supposed that he would have to assume that the creature wasn't lying to him, and go from there. It wasn't like he couldn't deal with the consequences if it came to that.

Haku frowned at Kaa's comments about another "man-cub" as he seemed to refer to people of his age. "That's a shame," the effeminate shinobi told him. "I can't see why someone would be so rude. You seem like a very nice, ah, snake to me."

Haku offered Kaa a smile and extended his arm toward the serpent. "Would you like to come up here? I'm sure it'll be much easier than stretching yourself out like that..."

Kaa nodded his head, then smiled at the man-cubs’ suggestion. “Why thank you, don’t mind if I do.” he replied. The snake began to loop coil after coil upon the structure. He quickly spread his body out to support his wait and keep himself from falling back down as his weight shifted from the ground to the roof. In very little time his entire length was spread out in multiple loops around the rooftop. Such was his length that barely any of the roof was now visible.

“Ah, that is ever ssso much better.” He said this with a sigh, stretching his front coils in the same manner as any human stretching out their arms. “Ssso, how long have you been in this man-village?”

(ooc: Got it all fixed! Sorry it took so long.)

Haku watched as Kaa made his way onto the roof with an ease that made him wonder if the serpent did these things often. Once Kaa had settled himself, the effeminate shinobi shifted to sit on the roof, rather than crouch. He probably wasn't going to be leaving for a while, so there was no reason to make his limbs ache from holding such a position for so long.

Haku smiled at Kaa and looked thoughtful at his question. "To be honest, I've lost track. It's been months, though, I'm sure." Haku looked out at the Gate. "This isn't my village. But I don't know if I want to go back to mine..."

“Hmmm, ssso you’ve been here quite a while already, and it almossst ssseemsss asss though you prefer it here to your’ old home.” Kaa chuckled, what was it about man-cubs and not wanting to go back to their man-villages? He noticed that the girl had gotten a little quiet and couldn’t help but wonder if she was OK. After all, if she’d been here that long then somebody would notice that she’d gone missing if he ate her so it would probably be best to stay on good terms. Besides, alliances through friendship could prove very useful.
He waited a moment and then asked “Are you alright? Perhapsss it’sss none of my buisssinesssss but it ssseemsss asss if that isss sssomethng of a painful sssubject for you. If you do not wisssh for me to inquire, I won’t.” There! Perfectly friendly and caring. He wondered how the strange girl who had no fear of snakes would react.

Haku looked at Kaa. The snake was far more perceptive that he had thought, to have picked up on that. He sighed. Really, he needed to be more careful about the things that he let on.

"Here, I can do what I want, when I want to," Haku told Kaa, deigning to tell him what he could without getting too specific. Like the serpent assume something other than the fact that Haku was a ninja. "At home, I can't. Someone else calls the shots."

He paused, looking at the Gate again, watching the people that came into the city. If there was a constant influx of people, how didn't the city overflow? It was an interesting thought, and completely unrelated to what he was doing now. "I've gotten too used to being on my own of late."

DOUBLE CRAP! Haku kept sounding more and more like Mowgli! Neither of them wanted to return to their man-village because they enjoyed the freedoms offered elsewhere. A brief flash of panic crossed Kaas’ face but he quickly pushed it aside. Just because two people were similar didn’t mean that they were the same. There was probably more to the story than he was getting, which meant that Haku didn’t feel like telling him. He’d leave it alone for now.

The python brightened up considerably at the note of wistfulness in Hakus’ tone as she said she’d been alone too much lately. Finally some differences! When he’d seen Mowgli only a short time ago he’d been pouting about how he didn’t need or want anybody to be his friend.

“Isss that an invitation or merely thinking out loud?” he asked. Perhaps she wasn’t as well known in this man-village as he’d first thought. The thought of luring her away to be devoured somewhere crossed his mind but he quickly pushed it aside. He couldn’t be to careful in this strange new place and this man-cubs confidence had him mildly perplexed. Besides, he wasn’t interested in getting another knot tied in his tail anytime soon, or for that matter ever.

Haku shifted his gaze from the Gate back to Kaa, missing the look of panic that had crossed the snake's features. Not once had it ever crossed his thoughts that such a large creature as Kaa might look at him and see dinner. Of course, Haku wouldn't be a good shinobi if he was unable to deal with a hungry snake.

"Consider it an admonishment," the effeminate shinobi told Kaa. "I have my place back home, and, should I ever return, refusal to take up that place once more will not have pleasant results."

He had sworn, ages ago, to be Zabuza's tool, to do as the older man told him. And now, now that he had to think on his own, to take care of himself and act without order, he knew that he would have trouble returning to his assigned role. And if Zabuza were to grow angry with that? Well, Haku was almost certain that Zabuza had no use for a tool that didn't obey orders.

Kaa understood that Haku had a lot on her mind. Apparently it was very painful as she kept on avoiding the subject directly. He supposed it wasn’t really any of his business but he couldn’t help but wonder for a moment what could cause this strange man-cub, who had shown great courage throughout their encounter, to have such fear? It was impossible for it to be anything else. Kaa mentally debated what to do. He could either A) let it all go by pretending not to have noticed anything and continue on with life, B) ask about it directly, thereby risk overstepping the boundaries of their new “friendship” and offend Haku or C) manipulate it out of her, forcing her to confront her fear, overcome it and have her gratitude. Ever the opportunist, Kaa chose C. He would have to be subtle, stay on the subject but not ask directly, force the man-cub to confront it herself.

“Oh? How do you mean?” he asked in response to her last statement. There, now lets see where this leads to.

If there was one thing Haku hadn't been expecting, it was Kaa's question. Was he trying to pry? Did snakes even know how to pry? Haku turned his gaze back to the Gate, considering whether or not to answer the question, and if he did, how best to do so.

"It's nothing you'd understand," the effeminate boy told Kaa. "But let's just leave it at a refusal to return to my place will result in the forfeit of my life." That was probably far more information than he should have offered, but he wasn't going to not answer Kaa's question. It would have been rude.

Naturally, Haku wasn't certain that that would be the result of his failure to obey, but it was about the best estimate he could verbalize at the moment. There were probably other punishments that he might face. Haku didn't want to think about what they might be.

“You make it sssound asss though your’ placsse isss an unwanted one. But of courssse, It’sss nothing I would understand.” This last was said with a slight hint of mockery. He wouldn’t understand, ha! This mere cub thought that it was something so complex that someone as ancient as Kaa couldn’t understand! He had to remind himself that the man-cub couldn’t possibly know anything of him. It almost seemed as though Haku were trying to protect Kaa from what ever it was that pained her in addition to herself. The idea was laughable for several reasons, the first being that Kaa didn’t need any protection and the second being that Haku would try to protect a complete stranger from his own source of pain. Kaa chuckled at his own thoughts; sometimes a mind can be a funny thing he thought.

The chuckles soon gave way to a brief spout of laughter which did not mach his sarcastic tone from only a second ago. The laughter was almost musical in its strange, whispering way. The tone of the laughter was obviously not mocking or derogatory and Kaa quickly apologized saying “I’m sssorry, I don’t mean to laugh, there’sss no way for you to know anything about me.” He gave a few more chuckles before continuing “I doubt very much that I wouldn’t underssstand. Forgive me, but our sssituation isss probably funnier than either of us realizsse.” He took a deep breath then let out a sigh.

“But we’re not talking about me are we? It would no doubt bore a young girl like you to tearsss. Pleassse, indulge me. Perhaps I can help?” Well, so much for subtlety. At least he hadn’t sounded rude; he hoped he hadn’t sounded rude. He suddenly realized just how much he risked by openly offering help. The slightest misunderstanding could yield terrible results between them. Kaa wanted this new “friendship” to last and grow. It wouldn’t be beneficial to either of them if his words drove them apart.

“But if you don’t feel I can help…” He trailed off, leaving the rest unsaid.

Haku considered Kaa's words, his eyes remaining focused on the Gate and the people walking through. The serpent didn't know what a summon was, so the likelihood of him knowing about shinobi in general, or their ways, was very slim. It made it equally unlikely that he would be able to utilize such information against Haku. He supposed there was no harm in speaking freely. It would be up to Kaa what he did with the information he was told. The effeminate shinobi noted that Kaa did think of him as a girl, so at least there was something working in his favor at the moment.

"Please understand my need and desire for discretion," Haku told Kaa, his voice low. "Where I'm from, information is something to be guarded with one's life, especially when it comes to certain kinds... family secrets, village secrets, training methods, techniques. It's all something that someone else would love to get their hands on for varying purposes, and speaking around it is something I've grown accustomed to over the years."

Haku looked back at Kaa. "When I was young, my family died and following their deaths, I fled the village that I had once called home. Shortly thereafter, a man took me in. He offered me lessons and in exchange, I promised to become his tool, to be his weapon, act upon his order. It was at his request, and being young at the time, I had readily agreed. He taught me a great many things and I often acted as his partner on his missions.

"Before I came here, he and I had been engaged in a fight. I know my state of health, but not his. And since my arrival, I've found a sense of freedom that no tool is meant to find. If he is alive, and our paths were to cross once more, I don't think I could readily go back to being his tool. And I know he has no use for a weapon that thinks so much for itself."

Kaa’s cold blooded heart felt a pang of sympathy. He allowed the emotion to show on his face but internally pushed it aside. He had been born knowing how to hunt and kill but understood that it was different for those with warm blood. To force oneself to become something that it was not meant to be…

Kaa quickly reevaluated Haku. Unlike Mowgli when she had claimed to be able to take care of himself, Haku no doubt actually could. He had seriously underestimated her. Although this explained a lot about her, for example, why she was not afraid of him or why she saw the practicality of being above the masses below. She was a weapon and would have obviously seen things war more terrible that a larger than average python.

Kaa reached up with one of his coils and gently gave Haku a reassuring squeeze on her shoulder, then promptly returned it to the roof. It was unwise to violate a “weapons’” personal space for to long. He offered her a small, understanding smile.

“My sssympathiesss for all you’ve been through. To be one so young and already a predator but not even your’ own.” Kaa lowered his head and shaking it as he continued to speak. “It ssseemsss asss though you have out grown your’ ssstatusss asss a weapon. Asss a sssnake agesss hisss ssskin becomesss to confining for him, and eventually he isss forced to ssshed it, replacssing it with a new ssskin that fitsss. You have apparently grown to large for your’ ssskin. Perhapsss it isss time to ssshed it?”

He raised his head so that he was looking into Hakus’ eyes, though he did not use his hypnosis. No, this was simply to put emphasis and meaning into his words. He waited for Haku to respond.

Haku returned Kaa's smile. It seemed so strange to be finding comfort from a snake, of all creatures. However, he supposed it was no more strange that having to kill your own father in self defense, or learning to heal in order to kill more effectively.

"Where I'm from, it's not uncommon for kids as young as 6, and in some cases younger, to learn how to kill," Haku said softly. "It is... the world I grew up in. There are those younger than I whose hands are stained with the blood of many more."

Haku looked at Kaa oddly as he spoke of shedding skin. He had never considered the possibility that he would outgrow being someone else's tool. "Perhaps you are right."

Kaa’s saddened as he heard of six year old murderers. Mankind is such a savage species he thought, the only one that teach their young to hunt themselves. He quickly caught himself and pushed the emotion away, a task made considerably easier by Haku agreeing with him. His smile quickly returned, he couldn’t remember when it had left his face. Mentally he scolded himself.

He couldn’t explain why but getting Haku to agree with him, to help her release herself from her self imposed servitude, made him feel… …happy, and for reasons unrelated to manipulating her into a friendly alliance. It bothered him a little. Why was he feeling like this? Oh well, he pushed this emotion aside as well.

It seemed to Kaa as though he had successfully formed a friendship with the strange girl. The idea of asking her more about herself crossed his mind but he decided he’d pried too much all ready. After a moment he asked “Ssso you’ve been here a while all ready, would you mind ssshowing me around, or do you want to continue people watching?”

(ooc: new thread or just continue on this one and wander around Muspelheim?)

Kaa's silence with regard to what Haku had told him struck the shinobi as odd. In a human, there would have been some response, some comment. He supposed that, because Kaa wasn't human, responses would be different.

"Un," Haku replied. "I've been here for a good while. And I wouldn't mind showing you around." He looked at Kaa for a moment. "I could carry you, if you wanted..."

The truth was that Kaa was terribly uncomfortable with this new found emotion. Why did he care like he did?

He laughed a little when Haku offered to carry him. “Thank you but I wouldn’t want to impossse, I’m quite heavy you know.” After a moments thought he added “And isssn’t it consssidered rude amongssst humansss to make a girl do all the work?” He chuckled a bit more at his last comment. He didn’t really want to ask anything more about her society, afraid of causing her unneeded pain and prying further than he already had, but he just couldn’t resist.

(ooc: cool, do they all ready have a thread going or does one of us need to start one?)

Haku gave Kaa a wry smile. Too heavy? The idea was laughable. After all, he could channel chakra and make the serpent far easier to carry...

"I can walk on water," he told the serpent. "I'm sure I could manage. And as for the girl thing..." Another smile. "Usually only works for girls."

Walking on water? What was that all about? The question was quickly replaced by confusion which clouded over Kaas’ face. Only works for girls. It hit the snake like an on coming train. He recoiled from shock, eyes wide. “You’re not a girl?!” He took a second to compose himself, sputtering apologies as he did so “Pleassse forgive me. I’m ssso terribly sssory. I wasss confusssed.” He came to a halt all of a sudden. He crossed a set of coils before him so that they very much resembled a pair of crossed arms.

“You new that I thought you were a girl and you let me? Doesssn’t that go againssst much of your’ human culture?” A second later he realized that this was a stupid question, Haku came from a very different part of the world and he’d already established that her-his, violent culture was very different than what Kaa was used to amongst humans.

He let his coils return to the roof, sighing as they went down and giving the impression of a deflating balloon. “Oncsse again I mussst asssk your’ forgivenessss. I’m sssure you have your’ reasssonsss.” Although what they were Kaa could only guess, although the idea that it could be advantageous for a weapon to confuse people did cross his mind though. He gave a small smile. “Well in that case I sssupossse it would be rude of me to reject your’ hossspitality.”

He proceeded to wrap himself around the man-cub, looping most of himself over the shoulders like some sort of snake skin poncho. He wrapped the rest of himself loosely around Hakus’ arms and legs, loosely, so as not to interfere with his movements. He had to adjust himself a few time so that he wouldn’t impede the boy in any way, although a century of habit made it difficult to resist. Soon, he had himself positioned so that his head rose above the boys’ by about a foot, allowing him to look about freely and still speak comfortably with Haku.

“Well then man-cub, hanging in there?” He chuckled at his pathetic pun.

(ooc: great! just e-mail it to me whenever)

Haku laughed at Kaa's comments, shifting and adjusting his chakra as Kaa wrapped himself around the young shinobi. The weight was awkward at first, but he adjusted to it easily.

"I would rather that people think I'm a girl," Haku told the serpent. "Then, not only do they underestimate me, but I have an advantage over them in that regard."

Haku smiled. "I'm fine. So, how about that tour, then?"

"Hmmm." said the python, nodding. "Your' sssecret isss sssafe with me, I can aprecssiate the element of sssurprissse."

Kaa was rather surprised when Haku actually was able to lift him, although he supposed he really shouldn't have been. It felt strange to be worn like an article of clothing or accessory.

"Excsselent! Where ssshall we go?"

(ooc: No worries, I figured it was something like that. Real lifes gotta come first. Sounds good as far as threading partners go, I'm easy. You?)

Paiger invited me into the thread. Do y'all just want to start a new one?

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Sounds good, but I won't be able to post anything until after midnight, if that . So if you guys want to interact before tommorow then be my guests. Kaa will just be silent and watch everything.

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