WHO: Shockwave & OPEN
WHERE: Central Park. Or something.
WHEN: April 21, SUPER EARLY MORNING.
WARNINGS: I don't think so.
SUMMARY: Shockwave can't sleep again (it's a bad habit), and he needs to think. So, figuring that human bodies need fresh air every now and then, he sneaks out of the house and heads to the park. People bug him.
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Something will happen. He just has to wait for it.
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As he catches sight of Ryan, he slows in his step. Eventually pausing. Not someone he expected to run into. Actually, he had not expected to run into anyone.
"...You are up early."
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He's getting used to it, the random encounters in parks, because that is how everything works in the City. It's sort of like the cafeteria back home, a place where character development and plot points were easily facilitated. It is, of course, the Script at work because there should be no one around. He shouldn't be awake yet, but he is. And that's why he's speaking to Shockwave, on an early April morning when he should rightfully be asleep - because he's being told to and he's getting tired of disobeying the Script all the time. It's too much energy for so little payoff.
"To what," Ryan says as he tries not to laugh at the futility of it all, "do I owe this honor?"
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The scientist seems to blink at the boy's question however. Honor? Was that truth, sarcasm, mockery, a common human phrase? He will brush it off, no point in asking why it was phased that way. Ryan was always confusing.
There really was not a time when he had spoken to the boy and not been confused by something.
"I could not sleep." Shockwave shrugs. There really is nothing else.
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It was when he got a closer look at the person's skeletal structure that made him pause. He knew that skeleton.
Calmly he walks towards the boy, raising a brow. "Bakura."
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"What are you doing up at this hour?" he questioned. He hadn't really been expecting to run into someone like Bakura, who he would have thought had a regular sleep cycle in times when the City was not under extreme stress.
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Maybe that was why he was running himself ragged again--perhaps if he went fast enough, he could beat time itself and find a way to put things back the way they were supposed to be.
A scent on the wind and his path breaks in the center of the E, whipping towards the Ramble and along the southern curves of the lake in the hopes of pinning it down. He knows it--knows it better than a number of others, probably, considering how much time he spent in a laboratory with it.
Answers... maybe he'd get one after all.
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Whatever reason Shockwave was still out and walking around would be blamed solely on the wants of the human body. Impulses.
The scientist hadn't noticed the presence of anyone else, but all he had for such things was his vision. He could see people or things before a normal human could, due to x-rays, but he rarely used those outside without reason. To use it without reason would be paranoid, which was, illogical.
Perhaps Trowa would get his answers, but Shockwave still didn't have many answers for himself.
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Shockwave was so close now that he could practically reach out and touch the Cybertronian.
Abruptly skidding in the dirt and brush to a half-halt, Trowa threw himself off the edge of a tall ledge, flipping shapes and somersaulting in the air before coming to land not fifteen feet in front of the scientist.
And glowered.
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Stay home. Rest. Get better.
Far too late now.
The scientist returned the glower with an emotionless look, quietly curling his fingers into fists. Were this encounter to be dangerous, he would be ready.
"Hnn. Greetings."
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