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"Don't whine. If you're gunna do somethin' for someone you claim to care about, give it your all." Otto reprimanded, raising a brow. "You can leave at any time, yanno." After all, no point in weaponising them if they werte going to kick and scream. They needed to want to do it. And right now, he was pretty sure the dog kid didn't even know what they were planning for him.

"Come on, I'll take ya to see the labs..." His eyes narrowed as they rested back at Rep and Harrison.

Good opportunity to test out his non existant Death skills, they said.
It'd be good for you, they said.

Bastards.

Rep was impressed by the fact Otto hadn't yet managed to upset the freak to the point he'd turn around and head right back out of the portal.

In return for the narrowed look, Rep simply smiled and waved.

Nuru obediently did exactly that; pressed his face against the glass in an attempt to peer inside at the technicians scurrying about doing technician things. Not that he understood one iota what those things were. At least, so far, no one has attempted to attack him.

Nuru was cluelessly enjoying the view of little techies scurrying here and there and then suddenly all to one side as something seems to randomly explode and then all back again to assess the damage. His tail swished side to side giddily before suddenly another hunter approached. Or was she just human? She seemed to lack the... uh... what? "Weapon wha'?" Nuru's gaze shot back to Otto almost expectantly.

"Who did you say you were again?" She held up a hand before Otto could finish, "Oh that's right, noone. Do I look like someone who enjoys eating out of the hands of Life geeks, because in case you couldn't tell, you summoned the wrong specialist, genius." Sam thumbed to her left. "The insanity experiment lab is down that way and by the wall, tell Mark he can go screw himself, because that's the only thing he'll ever end up with."

She paused just enough to pull out a pack of cigarettes. "However if you can't find the Life labs you're always free to change your mind." She gave Nuru a sort of amusement, "If you really want to help us like you said, then there is only one real way. But, I guess if real answers are not you big thing...."

I hate my life.

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While the student's panic was quelled for now, he still had a bitchy superior to deal with, who basically just called him a nobody. Worse part of it was he had nothing to prove himself otherwise. A fancy new coat didn't make him good at anything.

Well, she certainly had a handle on the situation, albeit begrudgingly. Otto wanted to take back his hold of it, however.. what did he knew, really? All he could do was lie and pretend to know what he was doing. He'd been thrust into this without being given a plan or guidelines. Maybe real hunters would have known what to do...

Otto remained silent, crossing his arms over his chest. He didn't know how to do anything but follow orders. He didn't know what to do on his own.

Nuru felt a bit conflicted. On one hand there was just something... deceptive here setting him on edge, but on the other... she had answers. He listened intently as she leaned in, turning a bit more pinkish about the cheeks (which was really purplish). He almost looked ill until she mentioned a cure. At that point, he simply looked surprised and then extremely eager, "Y-yes! Please!" There was a pleading look somewhere in his glowing red eyes. Eyes that shifted on Otto when he too was addressed.