Kadaj tried not to be too relieved. Even was at least going to hear him out, which was progress in the right direction. He nodded his agreement, glad to move even further away from the door, and followed Even.
These labs, he noticed, weren't really labs, at least not yet. The smell of fresh grout gave away recent tiling nearby, and there was a distinct lack of the slightly acidic smells Kadaj had come to associate with laboratories. Smells of ammonia, and bleach, and blood, and sweat, smells which now brought forth uncomfortable memories, and were thankfully absent here.
He stood politely just inside the door of the office, waiting to be invited to take a seat before he made any move to do so, just in case such an invite never came. It was dark in this room, lacking natural light, although the artificial one was doing its best it wasn't hard to tell the difference.
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Date: 2016-01-24 11:31 pm (UTC)These labs, he noticed, weren't really labs, at least not yet. The smell of fresh grout gave away recent tiling nearby, and there was a distinct lack of the slightly acidic smells Kadaj had come to associate with laboratories. Smells of ammonia, and bleach, and blood, and sweat, smells which now brought forth uncomfortable memories, and were thankfully absent here.
He stood politely just inside the door of the office, waiting to be invited to take a seat before he made any move to do so, just in case such an invite never came. It was dark in this room, lacking natural light, although the artificial one was doing its best it wasn't hard to tell the difference.