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Shooting them doesn't seem to do nearly as much as I had hoped.

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The more advanced medical facilities are at the tactical simulation building, the Battle Dome, yes?

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And perhaps someone could tell me what day it is as well?

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That's probably smart. Better to be safe.

Unfortunately not. But you seem like yourself. [Which could mean the change is subtle, but Pepper's trying to stay optimistic.] And you're not a cat.

...A cat?

Yeah.

...Who?

Phil Coulson? If you know him. But I think he's back to normal now.

[Name rings a bell. She'll have to look back through her notes to find out why.]

I'll keep it in mind. Perhaps I should be grateful then that I returned in the same form as before.

I'd definitely count it as a good thing, yes.

Now if only they'd seen fit to send me back in my own clothes, I'd actually be somewhat more grateful.

Oh no—are you in the dress? [That horrible sundress, which would do absolutely nothing for Peggy in this weather.] Where are you? I can bring you a coat or something. Unfortunately, decent clothing seems to be a foreign concept for the Malnosso.

I'm heading to the clinic now. And yes, the dress is all they left me. I suppose my uniform is somewhere else for now.

Alright. I can bring you something to change into.

Since you were kidnapped, your things should still be in your residence. If you wouldn’t mind, I could see if it’s there. Otherwise I’ll grab something from the clothing store for you?

[Since Peggy comes off as a private person, Pepper isn’t going into her living space without explicit permission.]

[Her residence... Yeah, that was the Welcome Centre. She was still all sorts of unsure about moving into anywhere since it felt like she was settling. She doesn't exactly want people to know that, though, soooooo]

Just a coat would be fine. I'll be at the clinic for some time and then I'll return home on my own.

Okay. [Though the insistence of getting home on her own strikes Pepper as maybe protesting too much. She hesitates for a moment, but in the end she decides to say it. She doesn’t want the woman’s stubborn insistence to turn out badly for her.]

But you know if you do need help, there are people you can ask.

Yes, I'm well aware of that, Ms. Potts. Your concern is appreciated, but I know what I am doing.

[Mostly. She knows she'll get a cast and be out of active duty for at least a few weeks if not longer. The rest required may drive her insane, but at least it'll give her an incentive to find actual lodgings.]

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...However, I know there is a list of open residences at the Centre. If you could send me a copy, I would be obliged.

[Pepper lets out a quiet sigh then. She might feel a bit more confident if she hadn't heard that sentiment quite a few times before. But whereas she could push Tony if he told her that, Peggy's a different case entirely.

Still, there's something she can do, and she grins a bit at the extra request.]

I think I can manage that, since I'm the one who keeps those records.

Excellent. Is the list anywhere on the information system here or would you be able to bring it to me soon?

We don’t keep it on the network; a lot of people would rather not have their addresses made public. [A discretion she thinks Peggy will appreciate.] It won’t take me long to get a listing to you.

That would be appreciated. Thank you. I'll be at the village clinic until tomorrow most likely - observations and the like.

Right. I’ll make sure to stop by before you go. [And not just to deliver the list, although that’s a good reason to check on her.]

Understood. Thank you, Ms. Potts.

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