Kem`Raaisu Nachton Elder

Character Interactions

• post Kem didn't get a chance to respond to Reign before the woman left to play waitress. He soon forgot about her comment entirely, catching Bast 16 years ago
• post Kem offered Nikhila a smile and a grateful nod at her answer, glad she seemed to understand the value of keeping work at work, at least for 16 years ago
• post Kem just grinned at the idea of Pak doubting her credit rating. "Miss a few payments back in 1853, did we? You have to watch that. It takes 16 years ago
• post Kem finished inputting names as introductions were being made. He hadn't actually intended to be thescorekeeper; he figured the computer wou 16 years ago
• post Workplace stress was a thing of fiction right now. Not only had waking up to Aishe's snuggling been pleasant, but the shower had been pleasa 16 years ago
• post "Somehow I have the feeling you could manage an entire house. There's one for sale down the street, how about moving in there? Reign would l 16 years ago
• post One wall was as good as the next, so Kem found a decent spot, put his back to it, and slid down to a seat on the floor while enjoying the so 16 years ago
• post "Thanks." Picking the glass of water up and sipping slowly, Kem feigned ignorance of whatever was hurtling at his head. Judging by the sli 16 years ago
• post "Water, please," Kem answered in a flat tone of voice. He didn't trust his unreliable nervous system to handle both alcohol and stairs, and 16 years ago
• post Kem followed Pak into her suite, pausing after pushing the door closed to crouch and remove his shoes. Using his foot he shoved them into pl 16 years ago
• post Helping pull Pak upright, Kem grinned at her "thanks" and gave her a little shrug. "Anytime, glad I could help." He followed just behind P 16 years ago
• post "I didn't say I could do anything about it, you're screwed there." Kem gave Pak a wry little grin. He looked at her a bit more closely. S 16 years ago
• post Kem raised his eyebrows at Pak. He had always assumed Meridian's IT division was, well, less hectic than that. Perhaps things were worse tha 16 years ago
• post Kem chuckled, a strained sound given the circumstances, at Pak's suggestions. "Somehow I think that would defeat the purpose," he said. H 16 years ago
• post Kem took a moment to look back at Pak. If a vampire could be green around the gills, she was it. She wasn't even standing at the window anym 16 years ago
• post "MARI was happy to help," Kem said absently to Pak. He half-paid attention to her as she slid carefully off the rail, perhaps to avoid shaki 16 years ago
• post Kem continued his blank stare out the window, jumping a bit when Pak hopped onto the railing and made it shake a little under his iron grip. 16 years ago
• post After nearly an hour, he had pushed himself to get off the elevator and brave the bridge between Meridian and Liefde. Shortly after stepping 16 years ago
• thread "MARI... can you kill the music please?" [I]If he had to listen to terrible elevator music for thirty more seconds, he would vomit. It did 16 years ago
• post "Better you than me." Kem looked at the tree and gave a mock shudder, although a real one wasn't too far off. Returning Aishe's warm embr 16 years ago