Welcome to Gaia! ::

The blurr within her mind still seemed prominent as she exited her vehicle. Undoing her zurgling's belted car seat she soon pulled the tot into her arms protectivly, buy loosly, enought to have a free arm to shut the door. Fingers brushed along the young one's brow for a moment before she smiled proudly at her, the two silent but acknowleging.

Soon Eve's head turned to look towards the building ahead of her, a place she had once called home a few years back. The history of this place seemed lost to her, but the familiarity hadn't. Having recieved contact from a fellow agent Eve jumped at the notion to return without a second thought, having gone through a rather rough ordeal with a lover and losing everything but her child and her dignity. With mental fingers crossed she beeped her transport to lock and then made slow thoughtful steps towards the agency.

Questions began to creep within her mind. She had been talking with this agent for a few days now, even read though the files sent to her of herself and works within the G.I.B
She could not seem to grasp the concept that she had been here before, that when she would walk in she would be recognized despite her new and perminant Gaian non-zurg form.

Pink hair played in the wind, tickling the nose of her zurg-tot ad she walked up the steps, taking a deep breath as she raised her Agent Eve name tag, granted access, and walked in.

Even Agent Eve was deep within her own thoughts before she realized what could have happened. It wasn't until Tesla's (thanks for telling me her name) soft whimpers and tightening grip to prepare for a collison that sent her mind back to reality.

Listening to The fellow zurg's words and watching the interaction between her and Tesla made a brow raise, gripping her daughter's hand firmly as Tesla, having been to young at the time to remember the other agents, shyly hid a blushing face within her mother's leg. She wore a pretty pink dress with yellow ribbons, Eves favorite color combinations, as well as Tesla's.

"Thank you, it is a relief yo be under a roof of sorts." she let out quietly, a voice like honey cascading from her breath.

Toki glanced down at her modified pager. It had just beeped, letting her know that an agent had entered the GiB. She sighed and checked the tiny screen, which alerted her to the fact that an agent who's name she did not recognize had entered the building.
"Somebody.... new?" She wondered aloud. She ran down the staircase. Being a very much picky-and-choosy sort of organization, the GiB rarely let in new agents. She paused for a moment before continuing around the corner, hearing a rather loud shout that sounded oddly like agent Ginji. She slowly pulled out a gun before darting around the corner, and taking in the scene before her. Ginji had his arms wrapped around a woman who she did not recognize, a zurgling in a dress had her arms wrapped around the strange womans leg, and Dalvar just grinning at the duo in amusement.
Toki smiled, and dropped her gun back into her boot. "Hey, you must be pretty special to get Ginji to shout like that." She turned to Ginji. "Don't do that, I nearly shot her, I thought there was a problem." She then smiled, and offered her hand to the woman. "Nice to meet you."

Agent Ginji nodded at Dalvar's words. "Considering how Agent Toki joined a few months ago, and Agent Eve became one of us not too shortly after the Induction days, yes, Eve is indeed senior to her~"

"You have a kid..." Toki said rather uncomfortably, her happy mood somewhat crushed. She didn't like small children. They could so easily be hurt and corrupted, and she hated that they were so defenseless against the world. It was a reminder of all the things that could happen to any defenseless person. It had been due to her lobbying that a daycare was established, simply because the happy shouts of children running along the hallways of an establishment dedicated to protecting gaia with any means possible seemed like such a freakish juxtaposition it made her want to vomit.
She ran her fingers along her wrist, a nervous habit that she had developed from back when she would keep bullets stored in a pouch on her wrist, a sure sign that she was uncomfortable with the situation she found herself in.
"Um." Her she looked away, fiddling with her fingers.
"Sorry about the gun, Dalvar." She apologized quietly. She knew Dalvar generally dissaproved of handling firearms regularly. "I thought there might have been a problem."

"Okay." Toki looked away, a little unnerved by the entire situation. "There really isn't much going on right now. Some sections are blowing things up, some sections are doing paperwork, and some sections are blowing up paperwork." She thought for a moment.
"So that just sticks you with paperwork, if you want to ensure the safest possible place for your little one. Rather boring for your first day back on the job..." Toki said quietly. "Maybe Ginji has an idea that won't kill innocent bystanders?" She smiled at him, the 'balloon incident' all to fresh in her mind. "I do have quite a lot of work to do..." Her mind drifted back to the pile of papers that Tso had given her that morning. It almost made her wonder what he so desperately wanted to do that morning that would make him dump his paperwork on her. Probably to keep her busy. When she was bored, she would dedicate her time to bothering her beloved section head.

[[Just for reference...Because I guess no one actually knows...Agent Ginji does have a first name. It's Naru. Ginji, is his last name.]]
Agent Ginji looked as way as yet again, someone felt compelled to mention the incident that had originally given every one doubts as to whether or not he was really fit to be the head of a sub-section. Of course, o one ever mentioned the *good* things he had done for the GiB, like upgrading the features of nearly all side-arms so that there was next to no chance of a misfire, or making it so they could clean themselves, or even the simple fact that he had found a way of making it so that all the weapons generated their own ammunition, thus saving the GiB countless gold and natural resources...which he then spent on creating other new weapons. He mumbled something incoherent, and made a mental note to *not* invite Agent Toki to the next weapons Demo, despite the fact that he knew it was on her day off anyway. He thought for a moment...and he realized that he actually had no idea what section Eve had ever been in.
"Well...I'm not sure. I mean...Even I have paperwork that could be done, if she wanted to do so...Dalvar knows I always have some paperwork. But...Eve, do you know what section you were in, or, what section you want to be in?"

[[I never knew Toki was a bleeding heart...]]
Ginji stretched a bit, and then remembered the reason he ahd even come this way to begin with. "Oh! Dal, I finally remembered what brought me here! Do I really need to fill out all these papers?" he asked, not realziing his hands were empty. That fact didn't make it to his brain for a few more moments. "GAH! I forgot them in my office again. Oh Tooooki-chaaaan, feel like doing me a favor? You have to get back to your station, don't you, before Tso notices? Do you think you could be a doll and stop by my office and pick some papers that I left there for Dal pretty please?"