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Kliken looked up from the box that he'd been looking into to see what Cassi had found, "Oooo, that is a nice color." He said, moving closer so that he could look over what his friend was holding. It was a nice dress that Cassi's mother had, though passed finding the coloring to be pretty he didn't find as much fascination with the dress.

He did find himself peeking into the box though, to see what else was in it that belonged to Cassi's mother. He was curious because what was in the box would give him a lot of information about mothers. Or at least information about what they wore.

"She has lots of nice cloths." The fabric of some of the stuff felt soft under his hands too.

Kliken tilted his head to the side, seeming to be a little confused. Cassi was going to wear his Mom's dress? Then again it must be better then damp clothing, right? He gave a smile, "We look like we were shrunk." He said with a giggle, referring to the fact that they were dressed in clothing way to big for them.

"So what do we want to do?" He asked.

Kliken nodded his head, "Yeah, I know lots of fun places to play." He said with a happy smile. He tilted his head to the side and seemed to be thinking on it for a long moment, "Mmmm... there is Miss Kat's room, it has lots of toys. There are rooms that looks like outside, I was allowed to play in a couple."

None that were dangerous, ones like the field room or the dirt room was alright to go to unsupervised. After all they had nothing in them that could hurt the kids or endanger them like the rooms with water or tall rock structures.

"Lets see... then there are just lots of hallways and locked doors on other floors." He said with a shrug, he wanted to know what were inside of them too. What mysteries lay beyond the locked doors? Or more importantly the doors that only the D-Techs were allowed to go into.

Kliken seemed a little confused before he nodded, "They don't mind, they are... always busy." He murmured, sounding a little sad about that. They were the few people he'd been around for long periods of time but it was hard to get their attention, work was what they seemed to live for.

"Take the elevator up a couple floors and then we get off, find the field or sand room. I am allowed to play there. Which would you like?" He wasn't sure which the other boy would prefer.

Kliken gave a nod, "There are some who are more scary then other." He murmured, before motioning to the door, "Come on, we will go and visit the field room. Its really nice. There are flowers."

The room smelled strongly of grass, flowers, and dirt which was nice, it was the next best thing to going outside. Something he didn't do very often aside from when he wanted to sit in the shadows to people watch. While he would love to be able to go exploring one of the water rooms so that he could be allowed to swim he knew he wasn't allowed just yet. Maybe when he were older?

He walked over to the door then offered a hand out to Cassi.

Kliken didn't even think about the fact that they should leave a note behind for Cassi's mother about where they were going. He was so used to wandering around on his own that such rules weren't well known to him. He started down the hallway towards the elevator, reaching up to push one of the buttons.

He turned to look over at Cassi, "There are some that are better then others." He explained, "Some at least talk to me when I ask them things. Others are more prone to throw pencils and pens to get me to get lost."

There was a ding from the elevator as it opened up for them and he motioned to let the boy in the to big dress go in first, resting a hand against the door so that it wouldn't close until they were both inside.

Kliken gave a nod of his head as he stepped in after Cassi, reaching a hand up to hit one of the buttons which in turned caused the doors to close after the two of them, "Yeah, but I got to be good at dodging what was thrown and the Techs that would throw things." He said, it was really a learning experience he supposed. Not only a learning experience but also a life lesson on how to avoid the bad people and find the good ones.

He looked around the elevator, it was the same one he rode up in, nothing really special about it. It was about as boring as a lot of the hallways, "The ride will be short." He rather liked this, it was different being with someone smaller then him, getting to explain things, and be... well older. He got to sound so knowledgeable about thing! He just tried to keep it out of mind that any small thing could make him cry because his emotions were a little off kilter.

"Ah-ha! Where are here." He said happily when the numbers above the door read the number that was on the level where the terrain rooms were located. The doors opened up once again allowing the two boys to leave the small elevator.