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Charlie; Meet the Farm
Oh, jeez that ground is rushing toward them fast. Charlie lands awkwardly, even if her ride sets down relatively easy, and lets do only to end up on her behind again. She'll stay that way for a couple minutes too, trying to take in the scene before her.
Norman Rockwell meets Dali. Sorta.
One 5'9" teenager, armed with a backpack, and dressed in jeans and a sweatshirt, available to be flailed at.
Oh, and Sylar too.
Norman Rockwell meets Dali. Sorta.
One 5'9" teenager, armed with a backpack, and dressed in jeans and a sweatshirt, available to be flailed at.
Oh, and Sylar too.
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No sign of this shows on his face as he solicitously asks, "Want me to get you anything from the house? I hear they have fruit."
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"Might be a good idea to introduce ourselves first. So no one gets shot."
She's had experience with that.
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Yes, even if he gets shot. Thank you, Claire Bennet.
"If you see someone who looks like he could be me minus a decade or so, that's one of the Gabriels. There are two. I told you this place had to be seen to be believed."
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"Thank you. I don't forget those who've helped."
And with that she climbs to her feet, body posture tense for the next confrontation. This place reminds her of the Manders farm.
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Excuse him, he just heard a very familiar voice not too far away. Is this place going to confront him with everyone he's ever killed?
"I'll see you around, I'm sure."
But at the moment he has to get gone. Places to go, people to avoid. With a cheerful nod and the hope that she won't believe the terrible things she will inevitably hear about him, he takes to the air.
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Charlie stands back, watching the sky until she can't see him anymore, then turns her attention back to the place she's found herself in. It can't be a coincidence that once again, a farm is playing a dominant role in the phases of her life.
"Hello?"
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This requires investigation.
From a distance. So it's mostly sniffing investigation.
"pika..."
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That's definitely not a normal animal by any stretch of the imagination.
(Charlie has an extremely good one, too.)
"... Hi ..."
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"Pikapi..." It ambles a bit closer. "Pika?"
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Not unless she thinks the creature will harm her.
What? "Pika?"
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"... I have no idea what you're saying."
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It points at itself with one paw. "Pikachu."
It points at her with the same paw. "Pikapika?"
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Which would be worrisome under any other circumstances.
Oh.
"Charlie."
Name, rank and serial number, baby.
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Such is a hazard in speaking with a small yellow creature.
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Small, yellow sadists are not cool, man.
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Well, she is new and it is less new. That means that it is now a Senior Member here, and she is its Junior. Time to be helpful and authoritative!
"Pikapikachu," it informs her, hopping toward the barn. It pauses to look back and motion for her to follow. Just to make sure; this human is A Little Slow, after all.
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It should be noted that she is following after the small, yellow thing now.
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There is a
barnhouse. And a door. It motions helpfully toward the door. Humans use these things, so she presumably knows what to do with it. Right?"Pikapi."
[The management would like to apologize for confusion between "barn" and "house." The management swears it does, in fact, know English.]
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Which leaves the teenager to stare at, and study, the house in front of her. Presumably, there might be people inside who can help, or at least point her in the direction of a motel. Or, there could be giant mutant cannibals just waiting to rend her limb from limb.
Perhaps she has watched way too much post-apocalyptic Hollywood movies.
"Thank you," Charlie offers, and heads up to knock on the front door.
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And it hops off to go back to its Busy Day. Though it takes enough time to turn back and wave at her.
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It's like a damn club.
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He then descended smoothly back on the ground, glancing around.
"Afternoon," civil nod of greeting.
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Charlie steps away from the door, arms crossed over her chest.
"You live here? No one's answering my knocks."
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She descends the rest of the way down the steps.
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"Only because he must have stolen it somehow. He's a murderer. He's from my world. Tried to kill my brother once." Well, did, but he got better.
"He's supposed to be dead now."
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