WHO: Matt Bluestone & OPEN
WHERE: Downtown, outside of a Starbucks. OH BOY COFFEE.
WHEN: Sunset. Sure.
WARNINGS: None!
SUMMARY: Matt is making notes of EVERYTHING POSSIBLE while researching the network. In the meantime, it is entirely possible for him to see some interesting people. [This is essentially an excuse for him to use his Sight of
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He ordered only a small cup of coffee and sat down in whatever table he first laid eyes upon, the cherubic fluffball following him everywhere. He glanced up at it briefly, smiling, but said nothing. He tentatively took a sip of his drink... and wasted little time in coughing it back up a bit in surprise and disgust.
"Shit," he cursed quietly in Japanese, wiping up the small bit he'd spilled on the table with a nearby napkin, "that's bitter!"
Apparently he'd never had Starbucks coffee in particular before.
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Still, it catches him off guard, but he doesn't understand the Japanese at all.
"...Huh," he murmurs to himself, sitting back and honestly just watching for now, studying the creature following this Japanese stranger.
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He blinked for a moment, his eyes turning to the little spirit, who simply blinked in return at him and let out a small trill.
"Um," he tried while standing up slowly, formulating an English response in his head and doing his best with pronunciation, "you can see it, right?"
He didn't care how strange he might've sounded to anyone else in the facility. If there was someone else who could see spirits here for whatever reason, at least, maybe there was a little hope after all.
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He nods. "Yeah. Uh... what is it, exactly? I've never seen one before. Whatever it is."
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The spirit in question drifted gradually closer to the stranger, inspecting him with large, inquisitive purple eyes. It, too, was unused to being seen by most humans, with a few notable exceptions here and there. Stopping a nice, safe-yet-still-reasonable distance away, it let out a tiny 'kurrrri!' with a twitch of the small, feathered wings on its back, as though to make conversation.
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