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May. 5th, 2014 06:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Katya's room is almost in direct contrast to the woman who keeps it - where she's wearing enough bangles and earrings and necklaces to be just on barely on the tasteful side of gaudy, her room is practically militaristic. A few things break up the clean, blank lines - a hefty old-fashioned radio set in the corner, a rack of swords along one wall (each one different, each one immaculately well-kept), a heavy and battered leather duster left abandoned over the back of an armchair.
The radio must be on a motion sensor - when Katya pushes Jay into the room, it splutters to life, Freddy Mercury's voice on low filling the empty spaces.
The radio must be on a motion sensor - when Katya pushes Jay into the room, it splutters to life, Freddy Mercury's voice on low filling the empty spaces.