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Who: Kasane Teto, and ... surpraiiiiis guests!
What: Well, let's see. We have an UTAU. Wandering around Neon. Alone. Uh. What do you think might happen?
When: November 14, 2009. Night time.
Where: Neon City. Likely somewhere in an alley.
It had to have been at least a month at this point since she'd left the Hyperion. She'd intended for it to be only a brief trip away, but then the fighting started.
She was barely able to get away unscathed.
Now, the thought of going back there was becoming more and more unpleasant. She couldn't stop thinking about Dell, and yet, she didn't want to see him. It was confusing, and hurtful, and she felt totally betrayed. So she'd decided, she wasn't going back. She wasn't going to make herself easily located, either; not that anyone cared, she thought. Nobody in that place cared. Which was just fine with her, because she didn't, either.
... Or, well. She thought she didn't.
No, she was sure she didn't.
Hiding herself in an alleyway for the night, Teto huddled herself into a corner. It wasn't the cleanest of places, but ...
Anywhere was better than that place. She didn't want to go back. And she didn't have to. Nobody was making her, and nobody had a right to make her. Teto was her own person. A completely independent, self-sufficient android.
She could take care of herself.
... Right?
Right, she assured herself.
Teto-chan needs nobody.
What: Well, let's see. We have an UTAU. Wandering around Neon. Alone. Uh. What do you think might happen?
When: November 14, 2009. Night time.
Where: Neon City. Likely somewhere in an alley.
It had to have been at least a month at this point since she'd left the Hyperion. She'd intended for it to be only a brief trip away, but then the fighting started.
She was barely able to get away unscathed.
Now, the thought of going back there was becoming more and more unpleasant. She couldn't stop thinking about Dell, and yet, she didn't want to see him. It was confusing, and hurtful, and she felt totally betrayed. So she'd decided, she wasn't going back. She wasn't going to make herself easily located, either; not that anyone cared, she thought. Nobody in that place cared. Which was just fine with her, because she didn't, either.
... Or, well. She thought she didn't.
No, she was sure she didn't.
Hiding herself in an alleyway for the night, Teto huddled herself into a corner. It wasn't the cleanest of places, but ...
Anywhere was better than that place. She didn't want to go back. And she didn't have to. Nobody was making her, and nobody had a right to make her. Teto was her own person. A completely independent, self-sufficient android.
She could take care of herself.
... Right?
Right, she assured herself.
Teto-chan needs nobody.