It's Friday evening in Chicago, and people all over the city are looking for a bit of a challenge, or at least something to occupy their time for a while.
Ananya Chinnamalai strides down the front steps of the Field Museum, her high heels clicking on the marble steps. She mutters as she tugs at a dangling diamond earring, readjusting it and
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His uniform is in tatters still, and though he's been dutifully stitching it back together, so he's been forced to wear jeans and a button-up shirt. He is also wearing his sword. He doesn't care what people think about this. The cops who tried to take it will be nursing spectacular headaches when they get up.
...He is assuming, of course, they'll get up.
He is also now standing in front of the coffee shop, eyeballing it with a healthy dose of skepticism. It smells good. It's loud. There are lots of people in there talking way too fast.
Possibly he will look for somewhere else to get food.
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Curiosity overtakes him, and he calls out. "Hey. 'Evening. You need something?"
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Well. There's one thing he can ask, anyway, as he's been thinking he should probably go back to the hotel anyway. "Conrad?"
The word comes out all hard consonants and broad vowels.
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He's about to give directions when he stops himself. Just in case, he really should ask...
"...You staying there?"
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"One day, I'll find out how to get home, and Raylend will laugh at me for all our lives and after."
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