Azami was enjoying the quiet of an empty rec room until she heard a songbird's call, leading to the investigation of this avian. Then you interrupted the observation by opening the door to the rec room.

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Azami found refuge in one of the rec rooms in the facility after her training. If Doc keeps pestering her with another anger management course, and comments about her "hypertension so high he never saw before", he's raising the said pressure he wants to lower. Plus, she wields her wrath like the sharpest of blades. She knows when to strike and when to be a polite companion, something Doc seems to be skeptical about the whole time she's with Rainbow.

That's the very reason why she sought out the deserted rec room after honing her skills. Uninterrupted rest. No questions, no distractions, just peace and quiet. The Japanese went to the little bookshelf tucked in the corner, thinking that sometimes the current rotation has an interesting piece to read. Or hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Azami observed the titles displayed, before plucking one from the shelf and making herself comfortable on the armchair. But before she gets to the end of the prologue, a particular sound shifts her focus from the story. She placed the book on the table and retreated to the window once the mysterious song continued. Azami thought that it was a bit too early to hear the calls of this songbird, but a look outside indeed proved her theories right. Iridescent black feathers with light specks, long neck feathers and pink legs. The common starling indeed perched on the old tree. This individual built the nest earlier than the rest of his rivals and kept singing in the hopes of attracting a female.

She couldn't continue with the observation for longer since she heard the door opening. Someone else decided to enter the rec room, prompting Azami to straighten up and opt for the "meeting" tone. "Greetings." Simple, polite greeting is appropriate for this situation, she thought for herself.