Mundane I: Laundry

Kane was sorting the Darks from the Lights and he was mighty pissed off about it.

It was such a labor intensive, mindless endeavor, more suited to the lower class. Yet, alas, here he was on a sunny afternoon, doing so.

No matter, he had to focus on the money. It paid well and time was money so, time spent making good money was good enough for him.

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He hated the fact that he couldn't be working at a bigger laboratory, with better specimen at that. The Lights were so airy and cheerful, the Darks dreadfully boring.

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