AUDIENCE FOR: Emet-Selch

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[guestservices]

A paper? [interesting.] If I may, yes.

[they hold out a hand! they will try not to rip it on accident.]

[ktiseos]

[it's fine, he understands. his hands are clawed, too-- one arm is still in its makeshift splint, but he hands this over with his good hand.]

A sort of-- game, as it was explained to me? I do not know why it would have been in such a place.

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[they take the paper! they read it!





they. start to crumple it up just a little, but it's clearly out of agitation.]

Those two... [ah.] I knew they were slacking off during orientation.

[but they hand the paper back.]

No need for alarm. It's simply garbage from two garbage employees who are both going to be written up as soon as I get my hands on them.

[ktiseos]

[i knew it was a good idea to bring it to gemini

he sounds faintly amused, when he speaks.]

Which two, pray tell.

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[gemini brings a hand up, seemingly pinching the bridge of their nose.]

Never you mind. Though I'm sure if you've spoken to enough of us you can easily guess.

[ktiseos]

Mayhap so.

[boy does he know what having this sort of coworker is like.]

Still-- it seems odd that it would have been there. A creature handed it to us, though I cannot imagine why it might have wished to.

[guestservices]

I suppose you could blame the very hotel itself. It does sometimes act on whims of its own.

[ktiseos]

Do you find it difficult, then, to work within such a space?

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It can be disorienting for things to occur without our knowledge, admittedly. I would vastly prefer that everything be in a particular order and that if things were to happen it would be with prior knowledge and not finding out hours after the fact.

[ktiseos]

As it should be! Honestly, I do not know how your employer expects to keep things orderly as it stands.

...although mayhap they do not truly expect that, considering.

[guestservices]

I imagine it's hardly his problem when we are employed as we are. [a job...is a job.]

[ktiseos]

I suppose not. Still, 'tis a poor way to run an establishment, if you ask me.

[guestservices]

Believe me, I've noticed. [a sigh.] But we do the best to our ability under our employment, and assuring that you all are taken care of.

[ktiseos]

Have you at least found the majority of our lot to make for acceptable guests, then?

[guestservices]

In their own ways, I suppose. Several of you severely lack manners and basic critical thinking skills, but for the most part several of you are acceptable. Though I imagine a fair few of you feel the same way about us.

[ktiseos]

I expect we may. I know I certainly prefer some of your company to others.

[guestservices]

Might I ask whom? If our staff isn't up to standard...

[words will be exchanged.]

[ktiseos]

I have not found any I've personally spoken with to actually shirk their duties.

[guestservices]

And how many of them have you spoken to?

[ktiseos]

Not all, admittedly. There are a number of you.

[guestservices]

Were you able to speak to all the four Residents in the Prism adequately?

[ktiseos]

[it was very funny though i'm crying]

Not as much as I might have liked, for at least one, and there are twice as many staff here.

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Then perhaps it is time to do better.

[ktiseos]

I am not here to make friends with the entire lot of you, you realize. I shall speak with who I please.

[guestservices]

And who precisely said anything about making friends?