nightshift 43: laundry room
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Rolo had been hoping for another stairway, or maybe something a little more interesting than a... laundry room. That's what this place looked like, since he could see washers (and dryers, on the other side of them), as well as assorted sheets and other various laundry-related things. That also included things like bleach and soaps, and large carts filled with clothing and such. Still, as mundane as the room was, Rolo decided not to entirely ignore it. Perhaps there would be something "off" or strange about this place too.
Besides, he had to answer Teresa's question in greater detail, lest he look even more suspicious to her. But... talk about Britannia? How could she not know about Britannia? He could only assume she was from the Euro Universe or something, in an area so far away maybe Britannia hadn't worked it's way into that particular place then.
"Do you mean the homeland, or one of it's conquered Areas? Life is a little different depending on which part of Britannia you're in." Though, Rolo didn't like her question at all. If Euphemia li Britannia was her friend, she probably told Teresa enough about Britannia, so he had the feeling Teresa was doing a cross examination of him or something, and he hated that thought.
Rolo had been hoping for another stairway, or maybe something a little more interesting than a... laundry room. That's what this place looked like, since he could see washers (and dryers, on the other side of them), as well as assorted sheets and other various laundry-related things. That also included things like bleach and soaps, and large carts filled with clothing and such. Still, as mundane as the room was, Rolo decided not to entirely ignore it. Perhaps there would be something "off" or strange about this place too.
Besides, he had to answer Teresa's question in greater detail, lest he look even more suspicious to her. But... talk about Britannia? How could she not know about Britannia? He could only assume she was from the Euro Universe or something, in an area so far away maybe Britannia hadn't worked it's way into that particular place then.
"Do you mean the homeland, or one of it's conquered Areas? Life is a little different depending on which part of Britannia you're in." Though, Rolo didn't like her question at all. If Euphemia li Britannia was her friend, she probably told Teresa enough about Britannia, so he had the feeling Teresa was doing a cross examination of him or something, and he hated that thought.