Independent States of Tula wrote:“Sure, if you’ve got a plan? I mean, if there’s nothing else to do here…I kind of need to find somewhere with Wi-Fi anyway, let m- let some people know I might be gone a while…” Sarah replied to Sokoloff's offer to partner up.
Sokoloff thought that over before stating "That shouldn't be a problem about the world-fi, I was planning on finding a computer cafe or something to look up this 'Sinaloa Cartel' and see if they have any suspected hangouts here in Seattle. ...Maybe give them a visit and ask around if you get what I mean?"
Sokoloff let Sarah think on that a few moments before asking "You still in?"
“Works for me, so long as you don’t mind stopping off somewhere so I can change some money over.” Sarah smiled, suppressing a laugh at the thought of two superheroes hanging out in and doing all their research from an internet café. With the bunker, they at least had a centralized base of operations, but even caught up in her own excitement, Sarah realized it’d take a few days at best to dig up a good lead on their mark.
“Sorry…” she shrunk back awkwardly; “I didn’t really think my inventory through before I made it to the States…reckon I’ll have a little while to fix that before we get an actual lead though…”
Sarah had barely had any water, and no food since she landed in Seattle, and she never had found anything to take the edge off what felt like her body dying around her, but a few hours after hitting the ground, she was finally starting to feel her strength properly returning. “…On that note, there a Greggs around here somewhere? I kind of need something to eat.” she hauled her duffel sack up, putting the weight on her left shoulder, this time without tipping noticeably, and slowly headed towards the exit, half-hoping the exit would be delayed by someone else turning the duo into a group.
Beiarusia wrote:“Let’s do this!” Blake cheerfully said as the crowd of heroes began to disperse. A few were already making their way for the elevator, and while Blake was tempted to tag along she caught sight of the man who had given a little speech only moments earlier: the Hussar. Easily distracted, Blake wormed her way over, waving Titan and Zedekiah to follow along. “There’s this little internet cafe I go to all the time,” Blake interjected, forcing herself into the conversation in a friendly manner. “It’s over near my apartment in Fremont. They have this really good mochaccino with white chocolate drizzle and… and, yeah, wi-fi. I can take you if you want.”
“World-Fi” she snorted, quietly, as Blake barged in. Sarah gave her best smile as her headache gradually began to fade; “Sounds great! Be nice to have someone who knows Seattle on board…don’t suppose you know somewhere I can change pounds over for dollars?"