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  1. I think I am here.
    Gant looked to her for the longest time, and then nodded. “Sounds fun,” he said, standing up. “But what’ll I do with the kid? I can’t just march it into a brawl with me.”
  2. I think I am here.
    “Piggy-backs still open,” Rob mentioned, pushing Andrew. “I could probably piggy-back your wheelchair, you know,” he whispered.
  3. I think I am here.
    Gant took the child, wondering how Kate calmed it. It was both of them, children and women. Rusting confusing, they were. Careful not to shake the satchel his slipped it on. “I would,” he said, looking down at the child, resting peacefully. “Though as I’ve said, my talents happen to be limited.”
  4. I think I am here.
    Gant tensed, she could run away with the child. Or kill it. Subtly his hand slid to his holster. Just in case. “Be my guest,” he said. The baby whined louder.
  5. I think I am here.
    “I’m only good at two things, lady,” Gant said, sitting down. “Beating people up, and getting beat up. If there was a job to start barfights I’d be the first to sign up.” The baby started whining. “And I’m no hermit. Whatever they say about taking rust away is a myth. This place,” he gestured all around him. “Well, who knows what’s happening with this one.” He sighed, and rocked the satchel, but the baby started whining more. “And this rust-damned baby won’t shut up.” He clenched his fist, but then forced himself to put the satchel down on a free seat next to him. It was just a baby. “If I didn’t have the kid, I’d be fine, just dandy,” he grumbled. “Always have been.”
  6. I think I am here.
    Doctor. Doctors were smart. Wilhelm places himself at the bottom of the steps, rubbing away any bloodstains near his mouth, though a little was still there. He would wait. And then when the doctor came, he would ask his own questions. If he could cure a cannibal.
  7. I think I am here.
    Fura, did you target me? Because it says I was targeted last night, and that no other information is available about it.
  8. I think I am here.
    Nodding, Rob went to the wheelchair and began pushing it in the general direction of Doc’s place.
  9. I think I am here.
    “Sure,” Rob said. “Does anybody want a piggy-back ride? I can handle two.” He coukd actually handle three at a time, but he didn’t want to brag.
  10. I think I am here.
    Rob was about to nod and throw Shana onto his back but she didn’t seem happy at the idea. So they all asked him to bury the bodies. That was good. He was reliable. “You should step back,” he informed them, then laid his palm said flat against the floor next to the bodies. Thumping both palms against the stone, the stone around the bodies seemed to liquify and the bodies sunk into the rippling material. Another thump, and the stone hardened. It was almost like nothing had happened, though some of the painted aspects on the stone were wonky and curved from being turned to liquids. “I think we’re good,” he said, stepping back.
  11. I think I am here.
    “Do any of you remember that riddle with the boats?” Rob asked and then realised he was up. Grabbing a rock beside him he hovered it over the crystal and pressed them against each other, forcing the rock to become like clay and mold over the crystal. The pressure was immense, but finally he’d managed to seal the crystal in a stone. “Looks fine,” he said, encasing the rock with more rock, and more, so the crystal didn’t escape.
  12. I think I am here.
    “That makes sense to me,” Rob said, his face still completely neutral. “I’ve got homework to do after this.”
  13. I think I am here.
    “I can encase it in stone,” Rob said. “That could stop it.” He turned. “Hello Ben. How’s Glint?”
  14. I think I am here.
    Rob touched the crystal. “I wonder what happens if we break it,” he said bluntly.
  15. I think I am here.
    “That won’t help you with what’s coming,” a disembodied voice whispered. It was the Haunt.
  16. I think I am here.
    There’s like a three way standoff between people and a civilian is there. They’re all in a meeting room for some expedition. I guess your character could go on the expedition looking for new tech? And how he deals with the;standoff is up to you.
  17. I think I am here.
    I can see May i Suggest the Only Joe’s point, claiming a third party faction is a good way to cover an elim team. People even suspected the EBI of doing it back in AN2 (I think). But I don’t think we should kill them. Scanning seems more appropriate
  18. I think I am here.
    Wait a sec, you have an 84 page PM specifically on them? How do you come with ideas on what to do? The Max-Althea Anniversary PM was only 8 pages I believe
  19. I think I am here.
    Alask turned and saw Nekorb and he couldn’t stop a smile from forming. “Nekorb!” He announced, jogging towards him and trying to dodge a particularly busy waiter. “Man! How have you been?”
  20. I think I am here.
    “Rust and Ruin,” Redatrick muttered, leaning against the railing. He reached for his shotgun and pointed it directly at the eye of the thing, pulling up his bandanna. He was not afraid. “I’ll shoot it,” he said, looking around to the others on the ship. He looked to Enolc specifically. He would know what to do, right? “Should I shoot it?”
  21. I think I am here.
    Rob walked over to the crystal and dropped his sword, trying to pick up the crystal in his hands. Idly he tried cutting the roots it was forming. “What do you think it is?” He asked Cup. Cup just stared wide-eyed at him and gave off what looked like a shrug.
  22. I think I am here.
    Rob followed after, and idly as he walked he grabbed a piece of stone straight off the ground. Well, not a piece, a chunk. As he walked, he tossed the chunk in his hands, inhaling some stormlight and shaping it, moving it in his hands like clay. He outstretched the stone, sharpened it, shaped it. And by the time he was at the park he had a full stone sword by his side. “Hi Leona, Andrew and Shana.” He waved, unaware of the context again. “How was your day?”
  23. I think I am here.
    Alask stepped quietly through the crowd of people. Worry buzzed on his mind. Laonin. The Man who Fixes. He was gone. Te entire Forge seemed to be dissapearing. He hadn’t heard anything from Ishek, Laonin himself, and the others. The last and only Forge member he’d even seen was Amon, who had gone away after their meeting with the Adoda girl. And with almost no one running the Forge, it was beginning to collapse. Sighing Alask turned, to see if there was anyone here he even recognised, and not just a crowd of strangers.
  24. I think I am here.
    Rob followed them. He didn’t understand why everyone was so excited about Voidbringers. It wasn’t really anything to be excited about. In fact, Radiants were supposed to be afraid of Voidbringers, weren’t they? Realising he’d been staring into space, Rob looked to Doc’s place and walked in that direction, uncaring for the cold weather.
  25. I think I am here.
    Rob followed Leona, tapping her on the shoulder, completely oblivious to the context. “Hi Leona. How was your day? And where are you and the others going?”
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