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Our Lady of Fandom Church; Thursday [ 02/24 ].
Timing had been an interesting factor in Chrono's return to the island, and now he was realizing that there was another benefit in his timing: the students and faculty were off on their trip, and so the entirely place was quiet and free of the threat of more random punches to the face. That meant Chrono could get a lot of work done and, by Thursday he stood in center of the church, looking around at all the cleaning he had been doing, and allowed himself a faint smile of satisfaction at his work.
Of course, a few minutes later, he'd notice the quiet, and the silence would start to wrack uneasily on his spine, and he sucked in a breath.
He picked up a bucket. Time to wash the windows. Again.
Being immortal was so incredibly exhausting.
[[ open church is open, naaaatch! ]]
Of course, a few minutes later, he'd notice the quiet, and the silence would start to wrack uneasily on his spine, and he sucked in a breath.
He picked up a bucket. Time to wash the windows. Again.
Being immortal was so incredibly exhausting.
[[ open church is open, naaaatch! ]]
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Whatever the reason, the man in the black suit and sunglasses was looking for something to do. Turns out today was Chrono's turn for a visit.
"Excuse me, young man," K said as he entered into the church. "Are you the current proprietor of this religious establishment?"
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He glanced over from where he was wiping down a window, and then leaped gracefully from the scaffolding to the floor, straightening up with a completely unnecessary stretching of his wings behind him.
"I wouldn't exactly put it that way."
He was much, much more of a squatter than anything.
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"Well then," K said as he pulled off his sunglasses. "Then how would currently describe your position here."
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Reaching into his coat he then pulled out a series of forms. "In that case welcome to the island. As a duly appointed member of the United States Postal Service I'm here to provide you with the proper change of address forms in order to facilitate the proper transition to your new residence."
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"Do I have to?" he asked.
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Yeah, he might be making some of that up.
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It did cross Chrono's mind that Sister Kate would have handled with that, but that didn't dispel the fact that he was trying to live off the grid.
Off several grids, actually.
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Since he assumed Time Nexus wasn't exactly on the grid, either.
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K wasn't one for those four additional numbers at the end. Never believed it made the mail easier to deliver. Nope.
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It was obvious that he really didn't sound like Pandemonium sounded lovely at all. "Very well," he said stuffing the paperwork back in his inner pocket of his suit coat. "The postal service thanks you for your cooperation and hopes you have a pleasant afternoon and evening."
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There was a slight pause, as he sized up the man slightly. "Quick question before you leave. Does our local postal service agent have a name?"
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Hey. That could be a song.
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Chrono might want to check. There probably was a post office in hell.
At least for the people who deserve to work there in the afterlife.
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"Well, then, I won't keep you any longer, Agent Mannheim."
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