Lucy Leech (
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Sign Nexus. Sign Area. I Roam Around Around Around
There's a newcomer to the Nexus today -- a woman in her very early thirties, with bright red hair and a forest-green sweater, sitting on one of the provided couches and looking at travel brochures. She wandered in earlier, and after the obligatory "?!?/can I get back" moment, has decided that she might as well do as the sign asks and ask a question. She spreads out her brochures on a table in front of her and looks up.
"So, random strangers! I'm a wanderer, and I've wandered almost all of the United States. So I think it's time I broke into international travel. Since it's my first time in this regard, I figured I'd at least start out by going to one of the more well-known cities, and see where adventure leads me from there."
She holds up three brochures.
"The question of the day is, then: London, Paris, or Rome?"
"So, random strangers! I'm a wanderer, and I've wandered almost all of the United States. So I think it's time I broke into international travel. Since it's my first time in this regard, I figured I'd at least start out by going to one of the more well-known cities, and see where adventure leads me from there."
She holds up three brochures.
"The question of the day is, then: London, Paris, or Rome?"
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be back tomorrow. *issa pooped*
Then he looks back to Lucy. "Major Sam Walker. Looks like I'm next in line to answer your question, but I can fill you in on the Nexus too, if you want."
He looks about sixty, with an air around him that makes him easy to trust. There's a reason the soldiers and airmen on the base he shares the command of are glad to serve under him.
all righty -- about time for me to hit the sack too
She gives him a little smile. "Lucy Leech, though you might have already heard that. And some more info about where I've ended up would be really appreciated, thank you. I get the feeling I jumped in the deep end without a proper look."
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She blinks a few times. "A tank?"
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This last is directed to a tall, broad shouldered young man who just walked over out of seeming nowhere and bapped him gently on the shoulder with a pocket size hard cover book.
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"Grandpa. Let me keep a little dignity." Optimus' face pinks slightly, though he's laughing too. "Silver got the pamphlets I had and made a nest for the cats with them."
Sam grins, including Lucy in the humour. "That's what baby sisters are for."
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"Shhhh," Sam is saying softly in the meantime, as he rubs the back of Isaac's quilt bundle. "You can see Oppy later, buddy. Just finish sleeping for now."
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"Someone trying to cut naptime short?" she asks, chuckling (but quietly, as to not disturb the kid).
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Optimus looks at the bundle with concern, but then smiles and turns back to Lucy. "Do you have any more questions?"
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"Anybody know how big this place is, or is it sort of a case of it's as big as it wants to be?" she asks, curious. "I mean, there's this place--" she points at the sign "--and I've heard of restaurants and a library. . ."
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"That band that's playing tomorrow night's not bad, if you can take classic rock," says Sam, his eyes twinkling.
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"I'm not opposed to classic rock," she says with a smile.
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"I can think of one more thing it'd be good for you to know, Miss."
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