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Hey, Korra. I was wondering if we could go over something together. It's not about us.
[He sends her a file, but it takes a couple of tries.]
Dammit...
Okay...
Wait, hold on.
There. Did you get it? I want to go over it. I'm coming over.
[He can read enough to sift through the contents of a newspaper, but this document has big words and it seems important and Asami isn't around to tell him what the technical details mean, so. Korra. Here's a job you don't need a leg for.]
Dammit...
Okay...
Wait, hold on.
There. Did you get it? I want to go over it. I'm coming over.
[He can read enough to sift through the contents of a newspaper, but this document has big words and it seems important and Asami isn't around to tell him what the technical details mean, so. Korra. Here's a job you don't need a leg for.]
[KNOCK KNOOOOOOCK. Mako shifts his weight outside her door. Normally he'd barge in, but. But this is a girl.]
Can I come in?
Can I come in?
[Creeeeak goes the door, and through it comes a tank topped Mako glistening with sweat and salty ocean water. His clean trousers are rolled up to give his previously sanded calves some air to breathe. He quickly, perhaps out of bundled nerves, brushes fingertips through his morning beach hair as he approaches.
Oh, and it looks like the sun has kissed his skin.]
Did you read it?
Oh, and it looks like the sun has kissed his skin.]
Did you read it?
Well, we should probably go over it from the beginning and make sure we understand what it all means.
[To be vague about it. He takes a seat beside her and opens up the file.]
You start.
[To be vague about it. He takes a seat beside her and opens up the file.]
You start.
No, it's not.
[He just knows. His pointer finger locates the first paragraph and he mumbles the words under his breath. The progression is a little slower than the typical reader's, but he gets there.
Then comes to second paragraph.]
Okay, look. It says, the universe's sp— space time is both... wooly severe'd... from that of other universes and connected to them in a way that defies con-ven-shun— conventional... understanding.
The "wooly severe'd" part is what stumps me.
[He just knows. His pointer finger locates the first paragraph and he mumbles the words under his breath. The progression is a little slower than the typical reader's, but he gets there.
Then comes to second paragraph.]
Okay, look. It says, the universe's sp— space time is both... wooly severe'd... from that of other universes and connected to them in a way that defies con-ven-shun— conventional... understanding.
The "wooly severe'd" part is what stumps me.
...Right. [He clears his throat, fighting through the prickling sensation over his cheekbones.]
I'll just finish this paragraph.
It is temp— temporarily... whatever that word is. What time passes here does not pass in our home dimensions and so we all return to our native universes at the same moment as we left.
So basically it's saying where we are is completely unrelated to the time and locations we know of back home. That makes sense, since you said you've been here for about a year.
I'll just finish this paragraph.
It is temp— temporarily... whatever that word is. What time passes here does not pass in our home dimensions and so we all return to our native universes at the same moment as we left.
So basically it's saying where we are is completely unrelated to the time and locations we know of back home. That makes sense, since you said you've been here for about a year.
[Mako drops his device in his lap and sends her a defensive look.]
I can read. Some of the words are just dodgy to me.
I can read. Some of the words are just dodgy to me.
[He rolls his eyes and begins to sit up straight.] You're not going to take this seriously, are you?
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