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SIN: How the f*ck does this thing even work? Am I doing it right?

SAL: You're asking the wrong f*cking person, mi alma.

SIN: F*ck all. It better be wo--



SIN: Ah, sh*t. He's here early. Look intimidating or professional or-- something.



SIN: Mister Dale -- correct? A pleasure meeting you.

DALE: Likewise. I hope you don't mind that I'm early.

SIN: Of course not. Please, have a seat.



SIN: This is my associate, Salvador Delahada. He'll be observing your interview today, for the most part. Having looked over your resume, it's quite impressive -- what makes you want to work within Ambrosio?

DALE: Your company seems very successful, despite the turbulent times.

SIN: Turbulent--?

DALE: Proposition thirty-seven?

SIN: Oh, yes. Generally speaking, the company remains outside of politics, with the exception of the campaign for governor. But Ambrosio has never had problems insofar as business.

DALE: Of course! What sort of work do you see me doing here for you?

SIN: There's a variety of tasks that come under your position. Managing finances and future business contacts as well as maintaining yourself as a liaison between A.E. and business we patron or work with on Earth as well as in Rhy'din.

DALE: What sort of businesses?

SIN: We service-- a variety of companies and their needs.

DALE: So you deal with-- unnaturals?



SIN: Pardon?

DALE: Magic users.



SAL: Are you f*cking serious?

SIN: Salvad--

DALE: You can't actually be working with those kinds of people, supporting them.

SIN: ..You're joking, right? You realize that this is Rhy'din? This place is built off magic.

DALE: And it's being destroyed by it. It can't be controlled -- and you and your company are part of the problem.

SAL: What the f--



SIN: F*CK! --Really? Really, did y-- you just frigging shot me! You really did!

SAL: Can I have his eyes?

SIN: He shot me! Like, in the leg! What the hell! That doesn't even make sense!



SIN: You got blood on my desk-- ew.

SAL: F*cking idiot.

SIN: Oh god, he's oozing on the comput--


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ae.exe caused an Access Violation at location 280651d9 in module AF58.dll Reading from location 50272c39

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SABINE: I'm very sorry, sir. Mister Fai wanted to interview you personally, but the recent storms have him busy.

LEE: Oh, that's fine. I'm sure I'll get the opportunity to speak with him another time. Will you be conducting the interview, then?

SABINE: Yes, I will. Please, have a seat, Mister Lee.



SABINE : It seems your resume is geared in a different direction than business management. It says here that you're.. a professor?

LEE: A chemist, yes.

SABINE: So what, ah-- decided the change of pace?

LEE: Nothing traumatic. Everybody has different skillsets, and though I don't have a degree for it, I think business management is something I could have a hand in pretty well.

SABINE: AE works with several businesses on this planet as well as Earth. The position you're hiring for requires you to be a liaison between planets, as well as businesses, and in some cases requires quite a bit of traveling.

LEE: I'm originally from Earth and I still have several colleagues there, so I think I could manage that end of things fairly well. This is one of those 'trial by fire' jobs, isn't it?

SABINE : Something like that, yes. It's a job where you're expected to learn the ropes very quickly and work with people who might be less than favorable.

LEE: Sounds exciting.

SABINE: Well, Doctor Lee -- even if you are a chemist, you still have a very strong resume. I'll forward your application to our company's presid---



SABINE: --o-Oh! Mister Marcus!

LEE: Pardon?

MARCUS: Miss Sabine. I take it this is one of the applicants?

SABINE: Y--yes, sir.

LEE: Yes, hello, my name is--

MARCUS: Let's see it, then.



MARCUS: Doctor Lee, is it?

LEE: Yes, as I was sayi--

MARCUS: I see you are entirely unqualified for this position. How fascinating.

LEE: Well, I was just tell--

MARCUS: Interplanetary business development and investments are, shockingly, very dissimilar to teaching underdeveloped college students, Doctor Lee.

LEE: That might be true, but I've--

MARCUS: The position has been filled. Thank you for your time.

LEE: What?

MARCUS: Please see yourself out. Good Afternoon.



LEE: Well, fuck you too.



SABINE: Oh, thank god, Marcus. It's been horrible without you.

MARCUS: I'm sorry, Sabine. I didn't plan for this to take so long.

SABINE: Did you get it?

MARCUS: Yes, with some difficulty. I had to bargain my way back here. I need to speak with Bastian.

SABINE: Is that what you wanted Sin for? Oh, Marcus..

MARCUS: I didn't have a choi-- damnit, Sabine, are you still recording this?



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