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Daxter Wicken - Asset - Location: IU Lobby
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"Any allergies?"
Dax shook his head no.
"Dietary restrictions?"
Another shake.
"Alright then, we should be done here."
Dax's shoulders relaxed ever so slightly. They'd been 'interviewing' for at least an hour. Just him, some scary looking Synth lady, and a whiteboard in a featureless concrete room.
"By the way, you can have this." She chucked a tan-ish brown messenger bag at him. Dax just barely managed to catch it (hand to eye coordination was never his thing). "We took the knife, but we also threw in some new markers for ya'."
Dax nodded, giving a strained smile. He would've thanked her, but something about getting knocked out and kidnapped seemed to put a damper on his mood.
Well, he assumed she knocked him out. The last thing he remembered before waking up in the interrogation room (not the most pleasant thing to wake up to) was sitting on the sidewalk asking for spare change.
She'd explained he was 'safe' (What was with people and saying that? If you have to specifically it's safe, it probably isn't), and that he was in a Synth facility, and that was about it.
Despite his misgivings, there wasn't much he could do to escape. She'd snapped a metal bracelet on him and told about all it's... features. Shocker if he was 'misbehaved', tracking to make sure they always knew where he was, vitals, and a few other things that ended up blurring into one big chunk of information that he hadn't quite processed yet. He remembered the main functions thought.
Click the loudspeaker looking button to send a help signal to nearby staff. Heart for vitals. The time display in the middle could expand to show the date and everything.
They seemed determined to keep him safe. Or at least determined to look it.
He still flinched every time the guard got too close. She didn't seem to catch on though, and was already reaching for his wrist to lead him through the door.
Dax pulled his hand away instantly, shooting her an almost apologetic look.
Heedless to his nerves, she lead him down the hallway, which was swarming with Synth agents. From there, an elevator.
Guess I can't take the stairs... He gulped, clamping his teeth onto his lip. Dax would be the first to admit that he was tempted to bolt out the door. Very tempted.
But the metal doors clanked shut before he had the chance, and up they went.
They exited into a floor that would almost look cozy if it weren't for the guards stationed outside the windows.
Mint green plush carpet, some tan couches, a semi-circle desk next to the wall (which was currently manned by a grouchy looking guy that seemed to be built more like a bear than an office worker). Otherwise, the room was pretty empty, aside from a door or two scattering the walls (which were, of course, guarded).
"Now just wait here for a bit, the others will be coming soon." His interrogator said simply, retreating once again to the elevator.
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"Any allergies?"
Dax shook his head no.
"Dietary restrictions?"
Another shake.
"Alright then, we should be done here."
Dax's shoulders relaxed ever so slightly. They'd been 'interviewing' for at least an hour. Just him, some scary looking Synth lady, and a whiteboard in a featureless concrete room.
"By the way, you can have this." She chucked a tan-ish brown messenger bag at him. Dax just barely managed to catch it (hand to eye coordination was never his thing). "We took the knife, but we also threw in some new markers for ya'."
Dax nodded, giving a strained smile. He would've thanked her, but something about getting knocked out and kidnapped seemed to put a damper on his mood.
Well, he assumed she knocked him out. The last thing he remembered before waking up in the interrogation room (not the most pleasant thing to wake up to) was sitting on the sidewalk asking for spare change.
She'd explained he was 'safe' (What was with people and saying that? If you have to specifically it's safe, it probably isn't), and that he was in a Synth facility, and that was about it.
Despite his misgivings, there wasn't much he could do to escape. She'd snapped a metal bracelet on him and told about all it's... features. Shocker if he was 'misbehaved', tracking to make sure they always knew where he was, vitals, and a few other things that ended up blurring into one big chunk of information that he hadn't quite processed yet. He remembered the main functions thought.
Click the loudspeaker looking button to send a help signal to nearby staff. Heart for vitals. The time display in the middle could expand to show the date and everything.
They seemed determined to keep him safe. Or at least determined to look it.
He still flinched every time the guard got too close. She didn't seem to catch on though, and was already reaching for his wrist to lead him through the door.
Dax pulled his hand away instantly, shooting her an almost apologetic look.
Heedless to his nerves, she lead him down the hallway, which was swarming with Synth agents. From there, an elevator.
Guess I can't take the stairs... He gulped, clamping his teeth onto his lip. Dax would be the first to admit that he was tempted to bolt out the door. Very tempted.
But the metal doors clanked shut before he had the chance, and up they went.
They exited into a floor that would almost look cozy if it weren't for the guards stationed outside the windows.
Mint green plush carpet, some tan couches, a semi-circle desk next to the wall (which was currently manned by a grouchy looking guy that seemed to be built more like a bear than an office worker). Otherwise, the room was pretty empty, aside from a door or two scattering the walls (which were, of course, guarded).
"Now just wait here for a bit, the others will be coming soon." His interrogator said simply, retreating once again to the elevator.
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