The lobby of the White House was a shambles, but the doors were well sealed and none of the zombies roaming around outside could get in. Stein glanced out the windows and watched them shambling around, thinking with wry amusement that it looked like any other day in the seat of his country's government
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Still, he made sure his mirror was safely in his pocket when he arrived, glancing around with the evaluation of someone ready to fight if need be. Sure enough, though, the zombies were all outside. Sword, Evoker and mirror together were enough to make him feel secure.
He glanced over at Stein and nodded, thinking that enough greeting.
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A question for later, perhaps.
He beamed at the boy. "Welcome, Minato. Shall we go somewhere a bit more private?" He swept his hand in invitation towards one of the side corridors and then moved off in that direction, to lead Minato to the temporary lab he'd cobbled together.
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In a new situation and with a new person, Minato drew on his old fall back: silence, and waiting. He took in his surroundings, idly wondering if the White House in his world looked anything like this. Presumably there were less zombies, though.
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In fact, from what little he'd seen so far, he would love to have the kid as one of his own students.
He led Minato through a door into a room that had once been a board room. The huge boardroom table had been removed and a gleaming operating table stood in its place. Stein straddled the back of a rolling office chair that looked to have been stitched together from random bits of grey fabric, and beamed up at Minato.
"Well now, no point in wasting time. Have a seat, and let me take a look at you."
The only place to sit other than the chair Stein had just taken was the operating table.
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