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 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 2:51 pm
"How the hell do you get anywhere?" It was faintly bemused, said with a shake of his head -- and it was probably stupid question. Perhaps Beth had understood the basics of public transit to at least some degree. Sabine, on the other hand, had her teleporting ability, and likely never had to walk nor waste her time on the bus. Lyra just took care of everything...
He made a faint noise, very much looking forward to when he could do the same, when it didn't leave him quite so drained. At least he was good with the subway, immediately stretching out his legs to take her to the right line. People bustled by, though at this hour, at least they weren't jostled too terribly...
"They're trains. Just trains. Like every other subway, or so I've heard."
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:58 pm
"Teleporting seems so much easier." She all but pouted up at the white haired man, shrugging her shoulders lightly as she brushed it off. They were here now anyways... no matter how much she hated being under ground, it seemed that Ever was ok with it. So why not?
"Man why is it so crowded? Does everyone in destiny city use this?" She could easily get lost here. Being short and petite, the crowdes of people could just as easily sail her away...
Sabine made a grab for Evers shirt sleeve. Something childish but, she really did NOT want to be lost down here. Looking to the side, she narrowed her eyes at the map that explained all the tunnels. "..There are so many."
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Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 6:51 am
"Yeah, but I know where we're going." He shifted the box, propping it against his hip so that he could swing an arm over her shoulders and draw him in against his side, easily guiding her through the crowd. Ever had lived down here -- literally, at times -- and he didn't need to pause to eye the map, to figure out which route would get them there. He just knew.
"We can grab you a map when I'm not carrying your s**t around, okay?" And he'd keep her close. Sabine was much too prone to wandering off, much too easily distracted, and there were a lot of people jostling by. He wanted to make sure he could get her through the doors before they closed, and then nudge her down into a seat so he could stand easily, protectively, in front of her.
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