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Kyoshi rolled his eyes and nodded. He did get back to work. He was practically on a mission and slowly but surely the bar was looking clear and welcoming. He went in the back to clean up there and make sure that there was enough supplies. The seraph took notes of what needed to be done as far as repair went but the bar was in great condition, just a precaution he told himself and what needed to be stocked up.

Gambler arrived at the construction sight and was impressed by what everyone was doing but she grimanced and told them her idea. The boss looked at her like she was crazy but then nodded. It was a good idea and by far the most challenging. She was going to raise the pay wages and give compensation for what materials were used and the time wasted. She even offered to help so everyone was impressed by that and thrilled. They were working along side the boss of the city and that was a rare thing.

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Zeen heard some loud splashes outside, but they were faster than the normal person, even for Area 6. "Dusk!" he said, grabbing his sword and dashing out the door. "Hey, you! Stop!!" he shouted, chasing him.

"I'm not a kid. I'm over 200 years old. I've been around since before this town became the Area. And I wanted to ask you why you've been maikng so much trouble in the Northside area." Zeen said, easily dodging Dusk's de-balencing technique.

Gambler wipped her forehead of sweat and sighed. For the most part, they didn't have to tear down much and with all the workers doing their part in the building of the elves homes, it went pretty quick. The skeleton of the homes were up, wires and insolators were being put up as well as pipes and what nots, so the progression was going very well.

The boss looked over at her and assured her that she didn't need to stay and help out. They got it under control. Knowing that it was the pride to work that made the man say that she smiled, nodded and went back to Joker's house. When she entered, she was sweaty, tired and sweaty. Gambler walked into the kitchen and started to drink alot of water.

"Pillar, what?" Dusk raised her brow, "That's not my thing, dude... And I'm not on any side. I work for myself and those I care about... If your mutt died, sorry, but that pillar wasn't on me." She was there to see it, but that wasn't her style. Another laugh came from her though, "Ya know... For a kid, you seem to think you know a lot." Dusk winked, sending out a flirtatious air. Man Kyo would kill me... That just made it even better. "But... Even if I did... You're a shitty interrogator..." Shrugging, Dusk walked past him, "Now... If you don't mind, I got things I gotta do."

Eyes narrowing, shadows surrounded both of them, Dusk finally losing her patience with this man. Once they were gone, the man's weapon was somewhere in some garbage can at the end of the alley, and Dusk had him against the wall. "I act like I do for my own reasons. Being humane is something that people need, and I agree with that. As for that pillar, I had nothing to do with it. A pillar falling around that many people could be deadly to too many lives, and I'm not going to risk that. Now, give me a good reason why I shouldn't knock your a** out for it's insolence?" She was really getting tired of this guy, and Dusk needed to get to Talon...

Eldin and Kalore were now both asleep so Rave sighed and came into the kitchen, slightly surprised to see Gambler there. "Oh... You're back. How did things go?"

"Things are fine. Eldin and Kalore both are asleep." Rave walked over to where Gambler was and lightly massaged her shoulder, "Don't lift things that are too heavy... What are you going to do when you're shoulder is out and you have to fight unexpectedly?" Rave raised a brow, but there was a joking air in his voice and eyes. "Kalore will leave in about four hours..." Neither of them wanted to hear it, but it had to be said. "He's all packed, and he has a phone that you can use to get a hold of him. The number is on the counter."