Who: Quote, Abel. Fei Long too, if he decides to pop up.
Where: Espoir, Cottage #22
Style: Either
Status: Closed
Even though he was good at hiding it, the fact that Quote couldn't do much to help Abel's arm had left the little robot in low spirits. As low as they could get for him, anyway. In fact, they didn't manage to get low enough to prevent him
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The little robot was about to shake his head to clear his thoughts before a whine reminded him of his charge. So, with a loud "Yus!" Quote made his way through the cottage towards Abel's room.
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He almost tilted his head at the question, catching himself before the pup could slide off. "It isn't," he replied, putting away his gun to grab the dog and get it off his head. Quote stepped closer to Abel and held it out without a word.
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But then he frowned. "No," he said, confused at Abel's disappointment. "It's yours." Quote pointed childishly at the large man.
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Now with both Abel and the pup together, Quote saw it was time to leave. It wasn't that he saw himself as a bother, he was just made for this whole 'delivery boy' thing. The boy turned on his heel, but then turned right back as he remembered something. "What're you gonna call it?"
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"Yus," he answered, nodding rather exaggeratedly. His memory kicked back in again, though, and he asked: "Do you want me to stay?" Abel's lessons on moral support were not to go to waste.
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He then crouched down onto his knees. He placed his hands on the bed, resting his chin on the mattress as well, and blinked at the hyperactive puppy.
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"The Sand Zone was full of monsters, and I found Jenkas's puppies," he pointed out. Finding a dog was nothing strange for Quote, it seemed.
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