[ Gen's own introduction is terribly curt; no need to give more than just a name to go by, right? Liem's own name is noted for now, though he gives no other verbal acknowledgement of having heard it.
Instead, Gen idly trails two, three paces behind Liem -- casting about at their surroundings, trying to get some sense of where they are (even if he gets the worrisome feeling that he's going to forget it again in a few minutes).
It sounds careless, almost incidental when he speaks next, though Liem might feel the prickle of a surprisingly sharp gaze fixed on him from behind. ]
-- so what's your deal, then. If we're supposed to be colleagues now.
[ 'Colleagues.' He says that word with some level of derision, just because he still finds it ridiculous when people here treat it like some sort of job they've been enlisted in. But well -- either way, Liem was the one to float the idea first, so clearly it's his responsibility to spill some personal details first, too. ]
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[ Gen's own introduction is terribly curt; no need to give more than just a name to go by, right? Liem's own name is noted for now, though he gives no other verbal acknowledgement of having heard it.
Instead, Gen idly trails two, three paces behind Liem -- casting about at their surroundings, trying to get some sense of where they are (even if he gets the worrisome feeling that he's going to forget it again in a few minutes).
It sounds careless, almost incidental when he speaks next, though Liem might feel the prickle of a surprisingly sharp gaze fixed on him from behind. ]
-- so what's your deal, then. If we're supposed to be colleagues now.
[ 'Colleagues.' He says that word with some level of derision, just because he still finds it ridiculous when people here treat it like some sort of job they've been enlisted in. But well -- either way, Liem was the one to float the idea first, so clearly it's his responsibility to spill some personal details first, too. ]