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[exuviage]

i can't tell if its airtight or not. looks like there's a filtration system so its possible but its technically in aquila so

[ another pause. while he was checking the size of the bunker, he was thinking about something. ]

i don't know why they bothered with the bunker if they already had portals to get people out of cadens, unless the military knows more about what the gas does than theyre telling anyone

[diametrically]

the cloud could dissipate before it gets to aquila
and if it's by the sea, the city has the advantage of wind currents

there might not have been time to get everyone through the portals
not that i trust the military
all of the summoned seem accounted for?

[exuviage]

its summer now, too -- there's no moisture in the air so we have no idea if it reacts with water either. it's too hot to move with an aerosol vapor right now.

i think so. they were adamant we go through "to protect evacuated civilians"

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you know a lot about wind currents and water
is it knowledge from what happened to us or is it from before?

[ Don't think he hasn't noticed. ]

ah
so you're all a part of the military for the duration of this?

[exuviage]

[ ...................................... MAN, FUCK. he is tired. dan heng's response is fast, words appearing before cassian even has time to finish his second message ]

i'm responsible for determining environmental hazards on planets with low human populations when the navigator picks landings, so i usually try to take it into account

[ would other people think to ask him about this? he definitely remembers blasting cassian in the face a few times with water, when the guy started looking like he was liable to blow to pieces at the smallest breeze, but that doesn't prove anything. notably he's not asking about DIRT in the cracks of the floorboards. ]

nobody's explicitly given orders expecting subordination yet... mostly just instructions and triage so far. but they locked us in.

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[ It's easier to tell when someone is lying in person. You have the full context of their facial expression, their body language and the way their breath might hitch of stall. Text is harder.

But the speed at which Dan Heng's reply comes is telling.

And whether or not he chose to dismiss it at the end of the day, Cassian knew he had eight hundred years or so of getting to know someone who had effectively been his nephew. And that some of whoever they were still stemmed from a point of truth. ]

right
you'll have to educate me more next time

[ Which is to say he doesn't believe him for a minute. But he'll let him keep lying. ]

it's better than leaving you to the gas cloud

[exuviage]

[ he feels like he beefed that, hard. ]

sure

[ it's getting late, though. this is a graceless attempt to leave the conversation before he sticks his foot in his mouth again. ]

i'm going to try to grab a dormitory before it's too late; let me know if you find out anymore information about the seal

fin! 🎀

[diametrically]

[ It's okay, buddy. Let's just chalk it up to being late. ]

let me know how you're doing and if anything escalates there