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Barbara Gordon can't really 'go for a walk', but even she sometimes needs fresh air. She really misses her car from back home. They haven't had time to modify any of the recovered vehicles here for use by a woman with no working legs, and that means she can't actually go too far from the farm. Still, she goes as far as she can. It's not far but it gives her at least the illusion of distance. Of solitude.
At least if she ignores the laptop tucked under her seat which will give her a signal if any7 of a dozen of her algorithmic alarms go off.
At least if she ignores the laptop tucked under her seat which will give her a signal if any7 of a dozen of her algorithmic alarms go off.
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He's still not sure what to think of Jo, either, but he prefers to not-think-of-her from further away, especially while his brother is still living with her. He hasn't visited Leah in a while either, which gave him an excuse for a project.
Operation: Go To The Farm To Retrieve Fruit As A Gift For Your Friend So She Doesn't Glare At You (How Does She Do That?) is go.
i.e., there's a familiar Porsche pulling up to the farm, and an equally familiar tall man getting out of it.
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Sam might actually have twitched at first before he recognized her.
"Oh, hey, um... Miss Barbara?" He grins a little and approaches, a backpack slung over his shoulder. "How's things?"
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"How are things in the midwestern United States?" Since there was such a concentration of hero-y people in the area, Babs probably didn't pay as much attention as she should.
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Sam shrugs, grin fading. But he doubts his personal battle with dopplegangers and dead relatives is what Barbara is asking about.
"Pretty quiet." He hesitates for a moment before looking at her, eyebrows lifted. "Why? Got anything that needs looking into?"
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"You getting bored out there?"
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This is far more important than his boredom. Especially since Sam asks with far more interest than stunned amusement.
(though there's some of that in there, too)
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"Superpowers?" he guesses, still grinning. "I don't really know what all you keep track of. I guess I figured phones and radios were the height of technology here."
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Leah has never asked for a personal direct line to the Oracle's system. she has too much fun punching her way through when she wants to chat.
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"After wrathful and evil and fecking Slimer."
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"What're you doin'?"
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She is a bit skinner, as can happen when one lives in a tent for three months, and also she has a couple of little braids in her hair with blue beads on the end.
"... hey," she says softly, coming down to stand beside Babs, not looking at her.
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[Got eaten by real life, but... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! That is all. For now.]
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She came down here without any clear idea of what she wanted to say, or why. (Of course she did.)
"How've you been?"
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"Have a seat?" she offered.
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"The farm totally didn't implode while I was gone. Or explode. Or anything-plode. That's got to be a good sign, right?"
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"I'm sure it was totally a struggle." She wriggles her toes inside her boots. "No, but seriously, was everything OK? Everyone?"
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Then, "Well, as okay as anything gets here." That little admission of truth is something of a peace offering.
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