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Even if they did, the public security cameras would pick them up and the SDA would take care of it.

Are you settling in all right?

((They'd be in Fukuoka, which in GitS is the capital, and has been built up to be bigger than Tokyo was.

He'd also have given them passports listing them as citizens of some country called the "American Empire." He said something about "this way, no one will expect you to speak anything but English." XD))

Edited 2009-10-25 17:24 (UTC)

I suppose.

OOC: Thanks for the info! 8) Would lodging and stuff be provided, or were they just set loose in the city?

Edited 2009-10-25 17:26 (UTC)

Call down to the concierge if you need anything. They'll have someone who speaks English.

If you wanted to do tourist stuff, Kyoto's nice this time of year. The leaves are changing.

((He'd have put them up in a hotel, given Cuddy and Azula cell phones, and Cuddy a credit card. He is thorough. And abusing his authority.))

I haven't slept in a day and a half; I'm going to find a change of clothes somewhere, take a bath, and then go to bed. "Tourist stuff" can wait.

OOC: Okay! And Azula already has a cell, so. 8)

I know the feeling.

((Not one that works in The Future. :>))

You said they didn't do much here.

OOC: Ah, but the Fifth Doctor fixed it so it works everywhere. ;D

I've gone flat-out for that long before. I just got lucky and didn't have to this time.

[He says it mildly. He's getting used to Azula.]

You're a policeman, right?

I used to be. I work private security now.

You're a bodyguard?

Sometimes, but it's not really the best use of resources to put me on bodyguard detail. Cyborgs are much better at that. I'm a detective.

I see.

It's nothing at all like the movies. I don't spend nearly that much time in bars.

I wouldn't know the clichés; I haven't seen any movies about detectives.

I've seen most of them. My wife loves all that noir stuff from last century. She teases me about not being as good as movie detectives.

[He doesn't sound like this bothers him; rather, he sounds quite affectionate.]

Is she right?

She might have a point. It takes me considerably longer than an hour and a half to solve my cases.

[Nice try, Azula. His detective skills are the one thing he doesn't have an inferiority complex about.]

That's the normal length of films, I'm assuming?

In that neighborhood. Older ones tend to run longer.

I've only seen a few; I don't know how old they were, though. One was from... 1997, apparently.

That's only about a decade old for Dr. Cuddy's time. The trend was for shorter movies then. Not many ran longer than two hours.

I know; it's 2009 on her world.

... Two hours is still a long time.

Is it?

[Genuine curiosity. Sitting around staring at a screen for hours is normal where he comes from.]

For a movie, yes. Don't the people of Earth have anything better to do?

It's leisure time. Don't you have theater performances where you come from?

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[voice] That's before he was born. >_>

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