'Goddamnit Chimera. Shut. The hell. Up.' Alcatraz twisted around in his seat to glare at the Kirund in the back. The said canine, Chimera flicked his master an affronted look, and whimpered before shuffling closer to the car door and settling his head into his paws. On the other side of the passenger seat sat a bizarre, pulsing egg, whose two eyes were locked on the agitated Kirund.
Alcatraz turned back around in his seat with a satisfied air, before a thought struck him. He angrily swung around to face the driver - a lucain - now human for the moment - cyborg. 'Bullet. Why the hell did you bring that stupid idiot of a dog along?'
Bullet initially offered a brief shrug as an answer, but continued when he realised that Alcatraz's angry glare wouldn't subside. 'I can't leave him alone at home. He causes too much trouble.'
'Trouble? I'll give you goddamn trouble! That stupid animal has not shut up since you put it in the car. I'd be better off feeding the stupid thing to the experiments...' Alcatraz growled, but accepted the answer. He'd rather not have Chimera set free any of Alcatraz's experiments - the dog had a knack for opening doors and causing chaos - and Chimera did earn his keep.
Bullet slid a disdainful glance at the fuming scientist but kept his mouth shut and returned his attention to parking the car. 'I'll stay in the car and mind Chimera. I'd make this quick though. With that thing gone, Chimera will get bored and restless quickly.'
'I know, I know. I'd keep your mouth shut Bullet, or I'll get your goddamn voice box removed.' Alcatraz replied, slamming the door. 'Get in the back and keep the dog quiet, I'll drive home.'
He never really liked car drives, especially with the Kirund and Bullet. They did nothing to improve his already short temper and he just wanted to go back home; there were experiments to attend to and he didn't like leaving them alone and unattended for a second. Sure, they were under constant video surveillance and digital monitoring, but the genealogist liked to personally be there for any new developments.
That in mind, Alcatraz grabbed the egg from the back seat and pushed the front doors open to the questionable building with a hasty air. 'Here. I'm here to drop off this egg.' The man thrust the egg into the arms of the first person he spotted, as well as a bag of keystones. 'I don't need an appointment or consultation, I just want to order the Lunar-X Strain, A-Strain and the Fortuna Strain for this thing. Is that too difficult, or did you want me to write that down, step-by-step for you?'
Alcatraz turned back around in his seat with a satisfied air, before a thought struck him. He angrily swung around to face the driver - a lucain - now human for the moment - cyborg. 'Bullet. Why the hell did you bring that stupid idiot of a dog along?'
Bullet initially offered a brief shrug as an answer, but continued when he realised that Alcatraz's angry glare wouldn't subside. 'I can't leave him alone at home. He causes too much trouble.'
'Trouble? I'll give you goddamn trouble! That stupid animal has not shut up since you put it in the car. I'd be better off feeding the stupid thing to the experiments...' Alcatraz growled, but accepted the answer. He'd rather not have Chimera set free any of Alcatraz's experiments - the dog had a knack for opening doors and causing chaos - and Chimera did earn his keep.
Bullet slid a disdainful glance at the fuming scientist but kept his mouth shut and returned his attention to parking the car. 'I'll stay in the car and mind Chimera. I'd make this quick though. With that thing gone, Chimera will get bored and restless quickly.'
'I know, I know. I'd keep your mouth shut Bullet, or I'll get your goddamn voice box removed.' Alcatraz replied, slamming the door. 'Get in the back and keep the dog quiet, I'll drive home.'
He never really liked car drives, especially with the Kirund and Bullet. They did nothing to improve his already short temper and he just wanted to go back home; there were experiments to attend to and he didn't like leaving them alone and unattended for a second. Sure, they were under constant video surveillance and digital monitoring, but the genealogist liked to personally be there for any new developments.
That in mind, Alcatraz grabbed the egg from the back seat and pushed the front doors open to the questionable building with a hasty air. 'Here. I'm here to drop off this egg.' The man thrust the egg into the arms of the first person he spotted, as well as a bag of keystones. 'I don't need an appointment or consultation, I just want to order the Lunar-X Strain, A-Strain and the Fortuna Strain for this thing. Is that too difficult, or did you want me to write that down, step-by-step for you?'
(Pet(s) submitted to testing.)