Yuffie took the long way around, practically making it a tour of the entire town. She collared--not literally, since the nurses would've thrown fits--a few random citizens along the way, asked as many inconspicuous sounding questions as possible, and then moved on. Wash, rinse, repeat. Sneaking a few covert glimpses into stores and windows
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She found herself walking further into town, the chill touching her skin, raising goosebumps which fascinated her for a moment. Odd. She didn't know that skin could react like that. Then again, there had been no weather in the Junkyard besides rain, and no weather in the Karma Society Dome or the underground city.
[For Roland]
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For now, though, he needed to find Argilla, as he'd promised to take her for lunch and a manicure, things that normal people should be allowed to do. Which meant, after a bit of searching, he found a nurse who pointed him in the right direction- the Twin Pine Restaurant, perfect!
He made his way there, and he saw Argilla standing outside. In short order he walked up to her, offering a tiny smile. "Hey, sorry for not finding you earlier... Are you well?"
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As for the offer of healing... her magic was a resource he couldn't really afford to squander. If they ran into something more deadly, then he would want to keep her ready to take care of those wounds. So, he simply said, "I got banged up a little bit, but nothing too bad. They didn't hurt me as bad as I hurt myself."
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[for Takaya]
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Besides, this place seemed to appeal to Kagetora, so there was less of a chance of an outburst. ... he hoped.
"Let's grab a place to sit."
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At one point, an older man got a bit too close for his liking and Takaya tensed up, moving to the side, and brushed his hand against Frey. He didn't flinch or react at the touch, but he was careful to not get too close to anyone else until they got to their table.
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So far, they had mostly just walked around looking in windows at the things they couldn't buy, and gathering suspicious looks from the staff and the town natives alike. There hadn't even really been anything worth drawing, except Junpei, and Chidori never drew him when he was actually watching. The drawing that Kibitoshin had messed up on the bus was still just a series of vague lines--this was probably the first day in many years on which Chidori hadn't completed even one drawing.
"Do we just find a table, or wait to be seated?" Chidori didn't know much about places like this.
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"I think this is a sit-yourselfer," he replied, casting a look around and not seeing one of those Please wait to be seated signs. He picked a table and sat down, coupon already out on the tabletop. This was better than that fast food joint. It was a better atmosphere for Chidori and, though something that reminded him of Wild Duck Burger would have been yummy, he didn't think his girl could stomach the grease; she didn't eat enough as it was.
"So, whatcha think of the town? It's the first time I've ever been in an American town."
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He shrugged. "I didn't see one person smoking, no trash on the ground and none of the people who lived here were arguing and stuff. At least you'd think there'd be some stupid grade-school kids out trying to show they were brave by picking on the crazies, you know?"
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Cane tapping out in front of him, he followed the directions he'd been given and walked into the 'Twin Pines'... and promptly caught, just under the scent of food, a familiar smell.
"Coming or going?" He'd been worried about Peter, and this could be a good chance to find out how he was doing.
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"So, would you like to eat with me? It's not nearly as nice eating alone. Or were you just leaving?" He didn't want to force the kid to talk to him, at least not in public.
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She did feel a little bad though, so she did him the generous favor of mustering up enough self-control to keep herself from giggling at him.
And she was also kind enough to go right to answering his question without any commentary on the spectacle! Really, Guy was lucky to have such a thoughtful friend. "Well, all things considered," meaning that no matter what happened at Landel's, she still much preferred to be anywhere else, "it's going great!" Between mooching off the doctor and getting to scare Guy, her day was definitely off to a good start. "How about you ( ... )
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