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She glanced at KB, then once around her, as she sighed, holding the jacket tightly around her chest. I dont htink Focht would Mind if I found us a room, to unwind in and perhaps take a shower? She asked as she took serveral steps towards Kb. Design my own gown? afford a wardrobe? seems rather exciting, as woman i love to be ravished in gowns... she giggled as she shrugged, gently holding up the lowe rhalf of her dress before it dropped. She was rather a mess, and not dressed well to be talking about gowns. she glanced once more aorund for focht will your men bring focht to me immeditatly(sp) as soon as he arrives? She sounded a bit more concerned, and serious, as she walked up beside Kb.

She was glancing off as Kb Turned and grasped her into a hold. She Grabbed along of Kb by surpriseas she wasnt expecting fo rhim to react that way. She glanced up at him with an arched brow Thank you....um Kb I think I can Walk... her dress flowed freely fomr under her legs where Kb's arm would be, as her legs partially exposed, to tie up heels.

"Nonsense! You can hardly keep that dress together, there's no sense found in having you walk to your room. Trust me Sairys, I take no pleasure in carrying a lump like you to and fro, cross my heart and hope to die." He smirked and would continue to carry her, teasing her all in good fun as he did. In truth his affections for her were nothing short of sporadic, resting on friendly for the moment. Focht had still yet to make his appearance, so playing favorites just seemed the thing to do.

It wouldn't be long before they'd arrived in the residential sector, some small parts still being reformed. KB had chsen to give her a place that was more than a simple dorm, and so he stepped through the large parting blast doors and into a clear, sunny day in the bristling town of Enid. At least that's the way it seemed, as a multitude of machines worked hard to keep up the illusion. People bustled about both in uniform and out fromh ouse to house and building to building, KB soon finding an unoccupied one.

The roster would update int he Cradle automatically as he entered, setting Sairys to rest in the middle of the essential 'Living room'. "You'll have to forgive the size Sairys, we're catering to many after all. I assure you your abode is nearly as large as mine, though you'll have to add some touchups." He told her, gesturing to the inside. The entire building consisted of essentially a few rooms, this main sitting room acting as a livingroom/dining room, an enhanced storage area much akin to an oversized walk-in closet, and naturally the master bedroom in which Sairys would find a bathtub, a luxury on board a militant station that otherwise had simple shower stalls.

"I took the liberty of assuming you and Focht could share a room, be sure to tell me if that's a problem. Oh, and Sairys, as a prime-founder and therefore a high-ranking official on board this station, you can feel free to request anything you might need to cloth or furnish yourself. The crew is being orientated of your status as we speak. You'll find a change of clothes to your right, laying on the bed in there. Naturally I'll be sending Focht as soon as he arrives, though you're welcome to wander. Just hollar if ya need anything." He assured her, gently patting her on the back as he turned to leave via the upwards sliding door. As it stood the interior of the place was a dull mixture of grays and blacks, mostly squared shapes. It was waiting for both physical and simply holographic change, as one could already see the many styles chosen on the other homes of the multi-tiered and essentially hillside-stacked town.

KB assumed his door would soon appear to be oak, but wasn't sure of Sai's tastes in doors.

"No, not really. Now, the cafeterias and such are optimal for food and such, but I took the liberty of assuming you might like more... intimate means, on occasion." KB told her as she moved away, moving to a nearby countertop. His fingers slid over it's top gracefully before gently tapping a subtle button. From the counter seamlessly a square of it would fold upwards, sliding back and down into place to reveal a stainless steel sink. With a soft sigh KB continued down the counter, tapping another button to part the counter to reveal burner tops, obviously an oven.

Sighing softly to himself he glanced around the room, idly wondering. "It'll take some adjustments to the prgramming for visual effet, but the end result should remaint he same. If you'd like I can arrange for 'real' furniture to be brought in, as well as other materials. You need simply ask." He assured her once again, before sighing and breaking away from the bar-styled kitchen.

KB would return the hug, gently squeezing Sai and smirking before she withdrew. He nodded then, turning to leave. Upon her mention of the coat he waved it off, glancing over his shoulder. "Forget it, I've got tonnes of them. Consider it a souveneir." He offered with a chuckle, his hand ddropping as he approached the door. Stepping out into the warm sunlight there he flexed his shoulders, waving to a couple of passing residents. "Seeya Sairys!" He exclaimed as the door closed behind him, his shoes scuffing the dusty cement as he began to explore his little city.

Focht stepped through the portal, and dropped to his knees. The bones in his arm weren't set and it was almost an unbearable throbbing pain. More worried about getting the pain to stop, he quickly undid the sling Sai had made him and let it fall to the floor next to him. Grabbing his upper arm just below the break, Focht pulled the break apart and slowly set it into the right position. When it was in the right spot, ice formed in and around the break to splint it. Repeating this for his lower arm, he wasn't paying any attention to his surroundings. This form of a splint allowed the arm to be used to some extent while it healed.

When he was done, Focht took a moment to relax. The drop of blood that hit is arm surprised him, not realizing he had been bitting his lip ever since he stepped through the portal. He licked some of the blood from his lip, wiping the rest on the sleeve of his shirt as he looked around.

"Where did that portal put me....?"

Focht would find, upon inspection, that he was just where the portal was meant to bring him. That is, right in the way of a snapping foot, a swift kick aimed to take the fallen man in the ribs. The owner and delivery boy of such an item was none other than KB, still dressed as earlier and yet to replace his jacket-top. "Dear, sweet Focht... When it comes to the safety os Sairys... Never. And I repeat this to you, clearly. NEVER, again be tardy." One might see it as a threat or perhaps painful motivation, whichever it was KB hoped it'd get the job done.

There he would stand, sighing as he snapped his fingers. "She's been worried about you, I have her set up in the new residential sector. I think you'll find Enid to your liking, if not only for sentimental value." KB informed Focht politely, holding no malive even after trying to strike the man. It was a matter of business after all, not to be mixed with pleasures such as meeting an old ally of the Black Company. "Oh and Focht, despite your advanced regenerative capabilities I'd like for my physicians to take a look at you later, if that's alright? Now. Up-up, don't make me carry you like Sai." He chuckled then, snapping his fingers as a man dressed in a stoic white labcoat approached.

Focht could be poked and tested on later, and perhaps KB might manage to find out the nature of the eye injury.

He nodded, assured Focht was smart enough to weight the pros anc cons of overreacting to such a simple gesture. "Alright, I'll leave you be for now. Come." Kb offered, gesturing ahead. With that he began to walk, promptly leading the way through the halls and twisting corridors. The occasional map would show a small section of the Cradle, panning over sections before zooming out to show the great expanse that was the Cradle.

Nothing short of epic.

After some time of walking, silently for KB's part, they would reach the same large blast doors as before. They were still parted as to allow the steady stream of people in and out, the fresh air of Enid wafting into the recycled air of the halls. The sun was setting in the holographic display of the hill town, the air nice and cool. KB would move swiftly to one of the buildings, the door sliding upwards to reveal the interior. "Here we are." he offered gesturing to the inside, stepping aside to let Focht enter and find his dear Sairys.

Idly KB wondered why he hadn't installed tear-gas vents into this sector.