Adachi hadn't expected the town to be so...tiny. A nice enough conversation on the ride over only did so much to aid the disappointment he felt. This whole mental institution thing was supposed to get his mind off of the whole "small, boring town" bit, not toss him right in the middle of another one.
Wonderful.
There had to be something that he
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But now it looked as though he'd gone and wandered off on his own - and to an electronics store, no less. Wasn't that just fortunate for them? Matt had hoped to see if there were any hand-held gaming devices worth trying to steal, but the nearby nurses gave him a disapproving glance whenever he so much as looked at one. This whole not being allowed to play video games thing was going to cause him to punch in one of their faces someday.
So it was time to say hello to the ponce. "Hey!" He waved, grinning. "Lelouch, wasn't it? I ran into you last night."
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Still, Lelouch was a constant, and hadn't been too difficult to at least keep an eye on for most of the morning. Robin had apparently managed to remember his assignment, and had been doing the same, and this way both of them provided each other some cover under which to pretend to not be watching the young man. It was working out rather well, really ( ... )
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Callisto's day had been incredibly uneventful so far. While the town itself was interesting in its own way, being far ahead of her own time in terms of technology, the former warlord only found so much of it interesting.
She'd at last wandered into this "electronics" place. She'd heard the word while she'd been here, and these devices still remained the most curious of those she'd seen since she'd arrived. They reminded her of those droids. Just... in pieces.
There was a group already inside, as well as one man off by himself. Well, perhaps he would be a good source of answers. She hadn't pestered anyone enough yet. "Villager or patient?" she asked with a smirk.
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He wandered around a bit first, but eventually Adachi stopped in front of a small TV sitting on a shelf, one of those tiny portable models that you could find anywhere what, 10 or 20 years ago? It was too small to shove anyone through, but maybe it was inconspicuous enough that he could test his own ability out; he could worry about the rest later, after all.
He'd been reaching out to touch it when a voice startled him, and his hand landed on top of the box instead. "Oh, uh..." Shit. He really didn't want anyone peering over his shoulder, in the event the screen started rippling. He wanted to be a dick, just to get her to go away, but better to be safe than have his cover blown. "I'm not the clerk, sorry," he finally replied, turning to glance at her, but leaving his hand on top of the TV. "You a patient, too ( ... )
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She moved closer. Who needed personal space? "What are all of these, anyway?" She gestured toward the various televisions, though she only seemed partially interested in the answer. "Some kind of display boxes? The glass is all fogged up." She gave one an experimental tap.
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