Waiting Room/Lobby 1
[rushing in from here]
Zim closed the door quickly behind him and listened. Judging by the lack of pursuing footsteps, it was safe to say he hadn't been spotted entering the room. Good. Hopefully, the ones blocking the corridor up ahead wouldn't take so long to leave. He could just hide in here until they left.
The room itself seemed eerily quiet, proving there weren't any of those filthy beasts in here. And no monsters either from what he could tell. Since there wasn't anyone else in the room, Zim didn't have to worry about the lighting device attracting attention. He turned it on and quickly swept the stupidly weak beam around the room.
Chairs... a few tables... more chairs... If he was going to be stuck in some room, why couldn't it at least have been a room with something useful in it? No, that was wrong. With his incredible brain, he could turn even the most pathetic piece of junk into something of value.
He walked further into the room, scanning the area with the light beam and examining anything that might even slightly spark his curiosity. There had to be something in here he could use.
Zim closed the door quickly behind him and listened. Judging by the lack of pursuing footsteps, it was safe to say he hadn't been spotted entering the room. Good. Hopefully, the ones blocking the corridor up ahead wouldn't take so long to leave. He could just hide in here until they left.
The room itself seemed eerily quiet, proving there weren't any of those filthy beasts in here. And no monsters either from what he could tell. Since there wasn't anyone else in the room, Zim didn't have to worry about the lighting device attracting attention. He turned it on and quickly swept the stupidly weak beam around the room.
Chairs... a few tables... more chairs... If he was going to be stuck in some room, why couldn't it at least have been a room with something useful in it? No, that was wrong. With his incredible brain, he could turn even the most pathetic piece of junk into something of value.
He walked further into the room, scanning the area with the light beam and examining anything that might even slightly spark his curiosity. There had to be something in here he could use.