[Video] March 9th (oops)

[braceforimpact]

[It's taken Kaworu over a week to get around to making this public post, which says something about his level of personal investment in this job thing.

Nonetheless, here he is: all 5'1" of white hair and intent red eyes, looking incredibly discontented about something. Which he's going to complain about for your edification, like... right now.]

I'm supposed to be the music teacher.

[Never mind that he's never taught anyone anything before in his life. Or the life before it. Or any time. But that's not really the issue.]

There are no instruments on the ship, though.

Am I supposed to make them? Or find them?

[Because the first one is something of a problem.]

Either way... it's a little strange to assign someone to do something you're not equipped for, isn't it? It makes you wonder.

[Kaworu, no.]

Anyway, if you have any information about that, I'd appreciate it.

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Sorry! MY work got me. Pretend this isn't stupidly introspective.

[braceforimpact]

So there is no consequence to doing nothing at all, as long as the pretence of activity is maintained.

[He sounds... disappointed.

But if it's disappointing, it's also... freeing. If there is no requirement, then what he does with his time is his choice. No... more than that; how he lives, here, on the Moira is his choice. That he lives to begin with seems to be the requirement at all. He has mixed feelings on that, too--disappointment and liberation seem to go hand in hand here. Is this how the Lilim feel? To live?

To have the freedom of choice but in exchange, they must suffer the pain of living as only themselves... if he had to describe it, the sensation... it's a little disgusting.

Freed from the obligation of his own assignment, though, a certain light brightens his eyes.

The light of curiosity.]

What do you do?

hahaha don't worry about it

[saveyourserpent]

I don't claim to understand everything about how they police working, but I'd guess showing up would be a start. I doubt there are massive consequences if your position isn't something revolving around medical, or repair, or along those lines. And without some sort of... standards, how can they decide how you teach?

[Liquid has gleaned that much from what he's seen, anyway. It's interesting to see the other's disappointment change into something else onscreen. Maybe he'll enjoy a bit of freedom in the lesson plan.]

I'm in counterintelligence. Not to brag, but I've got a bit of experience in spy work. [He won't mention being sold out and caught.] And I do enjoy the work itself, although I could do without a coworker of mine.

[braceforimpact]

[Kaworu blinks--then looks bemused, his brow creasing together just a touch in the middle.]

Counterintelligence? Is this a military ship?

[No one told him about that. Why would a military vessel have a music teacher?]

[saveyourserpent]

I'm... not certain. Its main purpose seems to be exploratory, but perhaps with the motley crew it's been amassing, they're worried a threat is imminent. Or it's just busywork, tailored to things I'm good at.

[He's hoping figuring out what's what ends up being part of the job. Whether he's learning it through legitimate means or otherwise.]

It is a mystery.