Characters: Toph Bei Fong and whoever wants to run in to her.
Time: About a day after The Hunt.
Location: St. Peter's Church and the surrounding area.
Content: Toph is bored, and she goes out exploring to find a phone. Actually, this is mostly to get some CR with her and get her more involved in the game. *Fail*
Format: Prose
Warnings: Perhaps
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She really needed to find more metal. Gold, steel - she needed it for Ed's automail. Silver or copper wiring would do if she couldn't get gold. Winry didn't want to take the metal from Mrs. Carpenter's projects. And she still needed to make those weapon prototypes she'd promised Harry.
...and find Ed a coat. Or at least something he could transmute into a coat.
Sighing, Winry turned down a street, spotting someone in clothes that weren't exactly the normal for the residents of Chicago. She wondered if the girl might be one of the new people she hadn't met yet. "Hey! Hey!"
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She turned towards the girl. She seemed a little ditrassed, and although Toph would normally keep such people away, but then again, she kind of needed help as well, and she was also curious about the object that she had put in her pocket. Toph didn't respond right away, but walked up to the girl, trying to ignore the cold wind that the buildings had been shielding her from before. "What's goin' on?"
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She sighed. "I'm from the Earth Kingdom, genius." Toph might not have been the sharpest knife in the drawer, but so far, she was smarter than this chick. "Where are you from?"
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Still, he did spot one familiar-- or, rather, recognizable --thing on his walk. The young lady he'd met at the party was coming his way.
He bowed, polite, "Good evening."
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The earthbender didn't quite know what to say to this guy. She had hardly talked to him at the party before stealing a cookie and leaving. "Did you have fun at that party-thing?"
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"You said that I wouldn't find what I was seeking there, and indeed, I did not. As a matter of fact, I find myself hard-pressed to find any sort of answer in this place." He paused a moment to take a pinch of snuff from a small, silver box. "Have you? Found any answers here?" Although the question seemed innocent and only mildly curious, there was a tenseness to his whole body that said the answer was important.
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"Nah. I haven't found a thing. Well, nothing to get me back where I need to be anyway." Toph raised an eyebrow at the man. She could feel how tense he was, but the thing that bugger her the most was the fact that he was sniffing some sort of powder up his nose. She pointed to the snuff box, not knowing what it was. "Are you trying to make yourself sneeze or somethin'? What is that anyway?"
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"Hey," he said, running up to her, "Did you just get here?"
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Nothing in particular stood out to Ebenezar as he made his way down city block after city block; the Wild Hunt seemed to have left little physical evidence of its passage, and he wasn't fool enough to use his Sight to see its magical trail. As he neared St. Peter's Church, however, he did notice something different. Two children, one of whom he recognized, talking to each other. He quickened his steps, staff clacking against the pavement as he walked, and asked as he approached, "I ain't suppose you got parents or somebody walking around here with you?"
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She had barely finished her sentence before she felt and heard an older man coming their way. She focused her attention away from the boy and to the old guy. "What's it to you, grandpa?" Toph didn't need parents to take care of her. As she had said before, she could carry her own weight.
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"I don't have any parents," Link replied in a matter of fact sort of way, "And I can take care of myself, sir."
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