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SEOUL ♔ NOW THE SUN IS UP AND I'M GOING BLIND

delilah - florence + the machine
WHO || Anastasia, Jeanne, Doyle, Skye, Ward, Abbie
WHAT || The Knights are assigned to protect South Korea's President-Elect from assassination attempts.
WHERE || Seoul, South Korea
WHEN || End of April, 2016
HOW || Actionspam
Four days after the briefing, President Kim sends a plane for the team of Knights dispatched by Wynn, and their flight to Seoul—what could have been a grueling 12-hour affair—is spent in the most comfort that can be afforded by a highly regarded politician. The seats are roomy, the staff is attentive, and no one shouts at them to return to their seats.
They're put up in a hotel near the Blue House, the seat of the executive powers of South Korea, where the President-Elect has asked to meet them to go over the security plans for the inauguration.
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Sorry, guys, who wakes up this early?
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[She's just saying. She's had a lot of early mornings working for the SHPD.]
Morning. I was starting to wonder if someone might get left behind.
[Seemed to be a scramble for most of them, really.]
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London to Seoul is a pretty big jump. Think needing a little time to adapt can probably be forgiven.
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What about the dream palaces? Changdeokgung?
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[ She settles back into her seat. ]
I can't believe President Elect Kim has reason to look over her shoulder already. Her approval numbers coming out of the election were crazy high: I've been tracking it.
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I heard in Italy, some places still have different schools for Shadowkind kids. Is that true?
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[ Doyle responded hearing what she asked about Italy.]
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[ The car eases to a stop outside the Blue House; the car shifts into park, and the driver moves to open the door for them on the side that leads up to the doors where a number of security officers stand outside. ]
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Just inside, an attendant comes to greet them; shorter than even Skye and unsmiling, she says, "The President-Elect is this way, already waiting. None of you speak Korean?" The assumption drains some of Skye's enthusiasm for the 'stupid foreigners' attitude that it reflects, but she gapes for a minute in an inability to muster a reasonable defense.
Finally, lamely, ] Just haven't had the time.
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