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After the post-mission checkup went fine for her, Kuni first went to do her own check up of Dee. She wanted to ensure that her combat drone did not get hit by any debris that she may have missed while still on the outside and not having the full focus on it. It had taken her a bit of time, but after looking over Dee about four times, she was finally satisfied and felt confident enough to say that her drone had not been harmed in any capacity throughout the mission. 

With that done, it was finally time for her to head to the dorm room. One thing she was certain of was that her roommate, Mila, was most likely already there. And indeed, opening the door to the room, Kuni found Mila standing in the middle of it. Entering the room and closing it, Kuni went and placed her bag next to the edge of her bed, while Mila began calling to her for assistance. Turning to look in Mila's direction, she let out a small sigh [color=1589FF]"Yeah, I'll try helping. Though not sure to what extent I can help, considering I wasn't with your team and can't quite determine which details would be considered useless or not."[/color] She told her roommate.

Approaching the common working desk, Kuni did began to go over the details, making small marks next to details she thought were unneeded or rather irrelevant. Mila gathered a lot of information, that was for certain. When Mila suddenly asked how she was doing and saying that it was only if she wanted to help, Kuni turned to her and offered a smile [color=1589FF]"I'm doing good. Didn't get injured in the mission or anything, and Dee is doing good too. As for helping with this, I'm happy to. We're roommates, after all."[/color] She told her.

When Mila brought up the suggestion to socialize, Kuni rose her eyebrows a bit [color=1589FF]"I guess we could. Any topics in your mind? Or anything in particular you want to do?"[/color] She asked, while moving her gaze back to the screen, resuming the process of marking the details she deemed were irrelevant.