Fred is holed up in her room at the Conrad Hotel, in the process of becoming engrossed in a very stimulating book. However, she has made the unfortunate (or fortunate, depending on who comes across her) decision of leaving her door partially ajar.
Care to interrupt the bookworm?
Sam and Avery are behind the bar and in the basement of the Luna
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Still, it's just a fluke when she comes across him in Grant Park. She spots him first, arching a brow as she tilts her head while walking slowly towards him. "Sylar." She says his name in way of greeting him.
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"Claire," he says, without turning around.
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He stops walking as she catches up to him, and while he is listening to her, there's another part of him that's remaining aware, sensing others as they move about.
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When she gets closer, however, it occurs to her that he's carrying himself way differently than she remembers. Something seems off, and by the time she's close enough to speak, she's starting to have her doubts. At the same time, she's been watching him long enough now that it'd be rude to just keep walking without saying something.
"Uh, sorry," she says with a sheepish smile. "You look like somebody I know. I didn't mean to, like, stare or anything."
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His interest is starting to become fairly piqued, but only time will tell if it will actually remain held right now. Though the fact that he bears a certain resemblance may or may not work in his favor.
"Well, that's a coincidence," he adds, grinning.
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And then the thought of having to possibly explain the concept of Wanderers to a guy who may not be one himself hits her. Her smile widens a bit, and she shrugs one shoulder, feigning disbelief.
"He says he's Mr. Spock, actually. But, I mean, his ears weren't even pointy. Can you believe it?" She laughs, and adds, "Anyway, thanks for being so understanding. I just wanted to make sure you didn't think I was casing you as a potential mugging victim or something. I promise I'm harmless."
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There's a chuckle that follows as she promises him of her harmlessness, and when it stops, he shakes his head.
"I wasn't terribly worried."
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"Hey, Fred. How's it going?"
The icon is a bit gratuitous. The narration refuses to be blamed.
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"Oh! Faith, hello. It's going well, I suppose. Well, it's not going poorly or spectactularly, so I guess well is just a good word to use in the majority of circumstances, at least."
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She snaps the book shut with what sounds like a pretty heavy, dull thud.
"This is just a little light reading."
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Because lizardbot remembers you.
And your shoelaces.
This particular model hasn't actually encountered Sylar before, but the communal memory of GLADoS's tiny legion marks this one organic as a special target. It skitters up behind him and launches a valiant attack on the man's right sole.
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And lets out a shout as the thing clamps down near his foot.
"What the--"
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Lizardbot pays no heed to the shout, focusing instead of putting as many sets of needle-like teeth marks in the shoe as possible.
Somewhere along the lines, this particular set of tinybots has gotten the idea that Sylar's shoes are evil and must die. You would think the telephone game wouldn't work with robots, but with GLADoS as their mother, anything can go wrong.
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He finally manages to get himself free and wonders exactly what ability he can use to get rid of this thing.
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