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|| Dearly Beloved || Utada Hikaru ||
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|| Dearly Beloved || Utada Hikaru ||
"Firis isn't nice," Callisto shook her head. Well, she was, but she wasn't a good person! "She's evil, she wants to start a revolution and it's going to hurt and kill a lot of humans." Callisto informed her, glad that Firis wasn't here to hear this. Would Io listen to her? Or was she blinded by the fact that Firis had been so nice to her? Callisto nodded, "I'm sad because I don't want to be here, I want to go home Io, back to my apartment with Jace and Black Jack, where I'm not being held captive inside of this room." Viren had made it abundantly clear that she wasn't allowed out of here without an escort. "We were seeing the world when they took us from it. Firis was stalking you for a while before she poached us." That's right, Callisto was only here because they wanted Io, they needed leverage to build an army.
Callisto was just a mouth piece, a puppet Firis and Viren were going to manipulate to rally their troops. That much had already become obvious considering she had heard them playing one of her albums in the infirmary. "It's definitely not a misunderstanding," Callisto shook her head. She couldn't help but smile a little when Io leaned her head on Callisto's shoulder, a gesture that was so familiar to her. She had done the same thing as a human dozens of times. Io was taller than Callisto, even as androids she stood a half a head higher than her. Callisto didn't care, it was just funny to her that the older twin still appeared older. They were opposites in every sense of the word, if an outsider were to look in, they would never think that the two were sisters.
Io cried when Callisto dug up their history, telling her almost everything. She had redacted the cruelty of their parents, how Io had felt like a failure all the time, and of course, Fina and Minnie. Those were things her sister could reveal in due time, but it wasn't fair to dump all of this on her right now. "Yeah, we're together again and that's all that's important." Callisto squeezed Io's hand, thankful for this quiet moment. Who knew what would happen after this? She didn't tell Io about the railgun Callisto had hidden in her arm, she wasn't going to inform her sister of her plan to take matters into her own hands get them out of there. If the railgun worked, she would drain her battery completely and shut down. Callisto trusted Io to protect her, even if she didn't explicitly tell her what would happen.
Her eyes widened when Io mentioned plans of escaping. "You want to leave?" Callisto asked quietly, "Oh, thank goodness!" She threw her arms around her sister, who naively wanted Firis to go with them. "I don't think she'll want to," Callisto scratched her cheek as the door opened and Viren entered. Her demeanor changed completely, Callisto visibly stiffened, clenching her hands into fists. "Nothing important," she said quickly, "we were talking about escaping our parents houses." She smiled apologetically, wondering if he had bought the lie or if his internal lie detector had gone off. "Good luck Io," Callisto gave her twin one last hug, her sensors informing her that Io's hair smelled like wisteria and roses. "You're going do to great."