I don't know about "a lot," but I'll see what I can do.
[Socializing still isn't exactly something she enjoys pushing herself to do, but well. Dealing with people is still better than the guilt knowing you could've done something but let them die instead.]
-Anyway, the arcade's probably set to free-to-play. I don't think we actually need any tokens.
[There's not much force behind the question. But he does look a little cautious as he turns on one of the multi-player racing games, trying to gauge whether or not he'll fit in the seat with how tall he is.]
...Mn. As long as you're okay. I hope you can tell someone when it's safe.
[He figures if it were CCCorp related, she'd be a lot more pissed off. So he doesnt think twice about it, turning his attention back to the cabinets.]
I'm gonna be a little big for everything... [But that is a good idea. He hums, looking back out to the entrance.]
Start stuff up. I'll be right back.
[And, given a minute, he leaves and comes back with a chair from the foodcourt under his arm, which he plops himself on backwards, arms over the headrest. Tada.]
Would be easier if I could turn the pain sensors off, but I kind of prefer it like this.
[He is So Bad at puzzles but at least this game is color based... he clicks on the 2nd player start button, feeling over the controls. The joystick always feels so tiny in his hand for these sorts of things.]
Do you get to go places like this a lot? I think there's still an arcade or two downtown closer to the bay.
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[Socializing still isn't exactly something she enjoys pushing herself to do, but well. Dealing with people is still better than the guilt knowing you could've done something but let them die instead.]
-Anyway, the arcade's probably set to free-to-play. I don't think we actually need any tokens.
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...Oh.
Really?
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[She's smiling when she faces him, but it does turn to a slight, thoughtful frown as she heads towards the cabinet.]
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...I'm sorry I can't tell you more. But... I figured you deserved something. And I trust you with that.
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[There's a beat. And then:]
I actually found some stuff out, too. But I'm not allowed to talk.
Again.
[She does sound less bitter this time, for what it's worth.]
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From who?
[There's not much force behind the question. But he does look a little cautious as he turns on one of the multi-player racing games, trying to gauge whether or not he'll fit in the seat with how tall he is.]
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[People and their secrets around here...]
But I don't think it's anything bad. And I'm not being threatened this time, so, that's always a bonus.
[Seeing his hesitation and-]
Wanna try a puzzle game? We can grab a stool so you aren't totally hunched over.
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[He figures if it were CCCorp related, she'd be a lot more pissed off. So he doesnt think twice about it, turning his attention back to the cabinets.]
I'm gonna be a little big for everything... [But that is a good idea. He hums, looking back out to the entrance.]
Start stuff up. I'll be right back.
[And, given a minute, he leaves and comes back with a chair from the foodcourt under his arm, which he plops himself on backwards, arms over the headrest. Tada.]
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[She's got the game running, waiting for a second player. How good are you at Puzzle Bobble, Barrett?]
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[He is So Bad at puzzles but at least this game is color based... he clicks on the 2nd player start button, feeling over the controls. The joystick always feels so tiny in his hand for these sorts of things.]
Do you get to go places like this a lot? I think there's still an arcade or two downtown closer to the bay.
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This was my first time signing up for an MMO again. Lucky me, right?