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The Snarky Little Smartass

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THE HERDSHIP VONNUVICOMMERCE SECTORSERENA HARTH'S OFFICE
Serena Harth Serena Harth
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The Vonnuvi Hership. A traveling space station for Ithorians and refugees of war torn planets. Orion's walk through the city proper allowed him a view of the inner city's greenery. The sterile and lifeless color of the walls and buildings contrasted greatly with the trees and shrubbery. The aesthetic unpleasing to his eyes. It all felt too clinical. Like a hospital with flowers. Ignoring the brief discomfort, Orion's attention focused on navigating through a small hallway as he ducked into one such drab building. His eyes scanning and flickering between the different office signs.

Before finally taking a final step and stopping completely still as he spotted exactly what he was looking for.

Inhaling a small breath, Orion knocked on the door, rapping the steel a few times with his knuckles before waiting for the door to crack open a few inches. Raising his arm, a fresh bag of pastries dangled from his hand as well as a drink carrier. By the smell of it, freshly-baked pastries and fresh-brewed coffee. One of the many weaknesses of these pen and paper professions, and perhaps his ticket into the good graces of one Serena Harth.

She had something he needed. He would find what she needed.

"Hi! I'm Orion Pavond!" the Mirialian hybrid introduced himself, "I was hoping we could talk—may I come in?"

A simple and easy enough introduction without overstepping any boundaries. With any luck, this should go rather smoothly.

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Serena Harth was hard at work on the Hapes coverage. Her reporting that day had gotten her a lot of publicity in the field of journalism, and now she had to keep the momentum going. This story didn't end at the wedding. There was so much more to do. So much more to write. Perhaps even an interview with the Queen Mother herself on the horizon? At least her efforts as a seeker of truth were finally being recognized.

A knocking at the door pulled Serena from her trancelike focus. She never got knocks at the door. Not even after her recent big break. She approached with great suspicion, unlatching the multiple locks she had on the entrance, and cracking it open slightly. Her tawny eyes judged the green figure taking up space in the corridor, who introduced himself promptly.

"I don't know you," She judged, "Why?"

 

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