_gallifrog_
Symbolic Animal of Gallifrey
Elliott smirked at Rinaa's comment about John and how he'd react and knew it was highly accurate, he'd probably do something stupid like attempt to knock out whoever this spook was. John liked clandestine meetings only when he was the one organising them, there was something about lurking in dark, dodgy alleys that appealed to the darker, twisted parts of John's soul. His sweeping trench coat and cigarette that cast all kinds of shadows over his face only cemented the idea that John was not somebody you wanted to fuck with. Rinaa nodded at Fia's words, appreciating the sentiment behind them and accepting them as genuine.
"I would say something like 'don't do I wouldn't out there', but that's hardly any kind of advice" John replied, following Fia's way of wishing the other girl good luck without actually explicitly saying those words. His version which elicited a smirk from the teenager. "That's pretty much giving me a carte blanche to do whatever I want. Though if you said 'don't do anything JAY wouldn't do' it would be a whole other ball game." "Yeah, maybe don't do that." Elliott agreed, knowing that if Rinaa's training was anything like Jay's, she would make quite the spy. "Or if you do, don't tell us, just stay safe." "Don't worry" Rinaa paused, catching herself a split second before she called Elliott 'dad'. She covered up her pose with a eye roll before turning serious. "If this spook is the kinda person I think he is, and if they match with the stories and information I uncovered from my timeline, then not only can they be trusted, but he'll do a damn good job. If not I walk and nobody can trace me back to here."
"You know them from your timeline?" Chas blurted out, surprise evident in his tone. Rinaa shook her head. "No, they died before I had the chance, pissed off the wrong people." She kept talking, preventing anybody from asking more questions. "If I don't come back immediately, I've more than likely just gone straight to my lectures" Rinaa slung her laptop bag over her shoulder"but if you don't hear anything from me by the evening then you'd better start checking the morgues for anybody matching my description." With her deadpan delivery it was difficult to tell whether she was morbidly joking or being serious, and while everybody was wondering whether or not to say something, she used the opportunity to leave the apartment.
"I would say something like 'don't do I wouldn't out there', but that's hardly any kind of advice" John replied, following Fia's way of wishing the other girl good luck without actually explicitly saying those words. His version which elicited a smirk from the teenager. "That's pretty much giving me a carte blanche to do whatever I want. Though if you said 'don't do anything JAY wouldn't do' it would be a whole other ball game." "Yeah, maybe don't do that." Elliott agreed, knowing that if Rinaa's training was anything like Jay's, she would make quite the spy. "Or if you do, don't tell us, just stay safe." "Don't worry" Rinaa paused, catching herself a split second before she called Elliott 'dad'. She covered up her pose with a eye roll before turning serious. "If this spook is the kinda person I think he is, and if they match with the stories and information I uncovered from my timeline, then not only can they be trusted, but he'll do a damn good job. If not I walk and nobody can trace me back to here."
"You know them from your timeline?" Chas blurted out, surprise evident in his tone. Rinaa shook her head. "No, they died before I had the chance, pissed off the wrong people." She kept talking, preventing anybody from asking more questions. "If I don't come back immediately, I've more than likely just gone straight to my lectures" Rinaa slung her laptop bag over her shoulder"but if you don't hear anything from me by the evening then you'd better start checking the morgues for anybody matching my description." With her deadpan delivery it was difficult to tell whether she was morbidly joking or being serious, and while everybody was wondering whether or not to say something, she used the opportunity to leave the apartment.