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[governorkang]

[The face on the screen is very human: a tall, well-built korean man in a dark blue winter jacket with white snow fresh in his hair. The accent, language, and name, however, match someone else entirely. Kang stuffs his hands into his pockets and leans against the wall of the office building behind him.]

I'm sure most of us that have moved on-planet have found lodgings. For those who haven't, or need repairs, I have more than enough experience with construction, and I can assist.

[Private to Crucible:]

The results are in.

Comments

[governorkang]

[He curses in Nerakese.]

I suppose we'll find out.

[gevurah]

I don't want to risk too much. The base on the moon might be available, but there's nowhere to go if we run back there.

[governorkang]

It may benefit us to test their capabilities first, then.

[gevurah]

Who are these dragons?

[governorkang]

Aurican and Crucible.

[gevurah]

I've met Aurican before.

[ She's met Crucible, but she doesn't know that. ]

[governorkang]

[He pauses, and snorts.]

I forgot about Celena, another dragon I know.

[What is his life?]

I can contact them and see about having them test spots we wouldn't use, to see if the UE picks up on their magic.

[gevurah]

Maybe wait a little bit, let everyone settle in as much as they can.

The UE doesn't seem to be aware of our existence, but there's no doubt they'll find out sooner than later.

[governorkang]

[A nod.]

A rule of combat, not letting the enemy know where you are. Though, I don't need to tell you that.

[gevurah]

Army brat, but been here long enough, too.

[governorkang]

Had a feeling it was something like that.

[gevurah]

Time travel would have been above my paygrade. If I had one.

[governorkang]

Freelance?

[gevurah]

Idle rich. Stepmother's money, to be perfectly honest.