Drilloid
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SEAN MEDIA
Sean went downstairs to see a lot of people he didn't know. He saw the guy with the eye patch on the sofa. Probably waiting for something. he thought to himself as he passed him. He didn't like the uniform, he preferred the color black or gray. Sean crossed his arms and walked towards the kitchen. He was wondering if there was soda or anything. On second thought, there might be no soda. he thought as he turned around and wondered what he could do without attracting attention to himself. Chat! Chat! Chat! chanted his subconsciousness. Sean shook his head, Ignore, ignore, ignore. he chanted back. You'll meet them at class anyway. said his subconsciousness.
Sean inwardly groaned. He had forgotten about that. I don't pay attention to classes anyway. he retorted. Sean could "see" his subconsciousness rolling its eyes at him. You don't pay attention to classes but you pay attention to conversations that you're not supposed to hear. it countered. Sean ignored his subconsciousness and leaned against the wall. "A couple more minutes..." he murmured as he fiddled with his tie. Now I am wondering how I even managed to put on my tie properly. His subconsciousness replied, Inner self instincts. You hear me? Inner self instincts. emphasizing the 'Inner self' part.
"You know very well that you are not supposed to say anything unless really necessary." he mumbled. His subconsciousness became silent once again. Sean then decided that he would walk with the others. What? You're walking with the others? That's a miracle! said Sub's voice. Yes, yes. I just do not want to look stupid. Sean could hear a sigh. That's always your excuse when you join a group. said Sub. Sean glared at the air, You don't even worry about yourself because you're only in my thoughts. he thought to Sub. It sighed again, Wrong. We're practically the same person but you're the one who controls yourself. I'm just something that makes you feel guilty. it said.
Sean ignored his subconsciousness once again before straightening his tie. "These things won't stay fixed..." he growled quietly as he pulled it down a little. Since he wanted the tie to stay fixed this time, he didn't cross his arms over his chest. Sean glanced at the kitchen once again to see less food than earlier. He slightly shook his head. "I'm going to eat breakfast tomorrow." he told himself quietly before trying to find a clock to figure out what time it was. I don't think there's a clock anywhere. You should get a watch, Sea-Sean. said Sub. Sean raised an eyebrow at the weird nickname his subconsciousness gave him. "Sea-Sean?" he asked it. Yes. Sea-Sean. Don't ask.