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Psi takes a moment to come back to reality, blinking languidly. He’d been engrossed in his work-- trying to fix a glitch in his system, a little tic that was starting to really get on his nerves. It wouldn’t be so difficult if he wasn’t limited to twenty-first century technology-- in fact, that’s a contributing factor to the problem in the first place, since he’s had to rewrite a lot of his own programming in order to make himself compatible with the ancient systems.

“I— uhm.” 

Even as one arm settles around her waist, his gaze drifts indecisively for a moment between Thalia’s face and the computer screen-- and then he spots the time readout in the bottom right hand corner. How on earth did he lose six hours so easily? 

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@dangerouslikeyou / @mythgiven / @brazenlass. 

I freaking love Corinne. No matter what combination of muses we’re writing with, and on which blogs, we always seem to be able to come up with a solid verse and set of character interactions– plus when we’re bouncing ideas around we always seem to be on the same wavelength. It’s rare to find writing chemistry like that and it gives me warm fuzzies just thinking about it.

Also her original characters are so well-formulated and fleshed out????? like wow????

Travelling on her own was fun, the Doctor thought, but never as good as travelling with a companion. What was the point of going to ancient Athens for the Dionysia if you didn’t have someone to share it with? 

She’d acquired a cup of wine (the alcohol wouldn’t have an effect, but it tasted nice) and a little pouch of honey cakes somewhere along the way; moving to perch on the edge of a nearby fountain, she offered the latter out to a woman sitting nearby.