((OOC: for my own purposes, just pretend this came before the bank robbery and mayoral assassination. THANK YOU!))
There are people in the world. Many, many people. And they are doing many, many things.
For example, Will Tippin is sitting in the empty library in the wing of the Kashtta that he and Syd are currently occupying, reading a book he
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There is a little boy, technically a ghost (not that the kid realizes it), watching Will. Joshua's behind a table, just kind of poking his head over the top. He's been in this library for a very long time.
Most of the time it's been empty so when someone does come in, he's just lonely enough to watch from a distance. But not quite brave enough to actually ever say anything to them. So he'll just watch. Quietly.
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He likes kids! And he's pretty non-threatening! Look at that GRIN!
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Hey, the last non-threatening (at least in his eyes) person he met had him eaten by a werewolf. Not that he remembers, but it leaves his spirit vaguely on edge, nonetheless.
After a second, he pokes his head back up, again, and his loneliness takes over any shyness he may have initially had.
"Hi," he says and even smiles, a little, unsure, but definetly a smile. "What're you reading?"
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God knows why.
"I'm Will," he says.
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And then he crawls under the table so that he's closer.
"I'm Joshua," he says, vaguely remembering a woman (his mother) telling him how to properly introduce himself. "Not alotta people come here. Kinda empty."
And lonely.
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In other words, the rest of the tower is kind of scary. Mostly it's cause memories flash back to him when he leaves the library of gnashing teeth and pain and blood and a woman with a pretty smile.
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Joshua tilts his head to the side.
"What's your best friend like?"
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Okay, she's a covert agent of some sort, but he can't tell the kid that.
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Says the kid who adopted Calisto as his new mother.
"What do you do?" Cause bank work is only exciting if there had been a heist involved. Otherwise, it's about as exciting as a game of Monopoly to this kid. So not much.
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He looks a little sad. "Well... I was before I came here, anyway. Now I can't."
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Joshua says 'No way!' in one of those kid-type-ways that basically translates to 'Awesooome!'
"Oh. Cause there's no going back, right?" He looks sad, too, but after a moment he reaches over and pats Will on the shoulder, comfortingly. As comforting as a little kid can be at any rate.
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