Adrian looked between Marcus and Mira. The expression on his face did not change as they had split up the duties and the funding. Adrian did not care for these things. Far more pressing issues had come into the forefront of his mind. Fractions of plans had begun to silently take root in his thoughts. Nothing concrete had yet formed, but the day was still young and it didn't look like the situation was changing anytime soon. He could wait.
He was glad that today would be spent with these two even though he didn't really show it outwardly. Marcus and Mira at least seemed to care enough about others to not casually talk about manipulation techniques and deadly chemicals they had stolen so freely. It would be a nice change of pace from the parade of uncomfortable moments that had pretty well defined the entire excursion yesterday.
As they left the apartment and piled into the car. The ride over was uncomfortable and tense. Adrian could almost tell that part of the reason for this was because he was projecting it. He stared out the window of the back seat and quietly simmered, stewing in ideas about all he had seen. There was so much still that they didn't know about their situation. So many factors at play that he had to consider and research before even beginning to figure out how to move forward.
Time flew as he pondered silently. Before he really knew it, they were already at their destination.
"Where to first?"
"Phones," he intoned quietly as he reached for the car door. "Communication is going to be key moving forward. It would be best to start with that."
He was glad that today would be spent with these two even though he didn't really show it outwardly. Marcus and Mira at least seemed to care enough about others to not casually talk about manipulation techniques and deadly chemicals they had stolen so freely. It would be a nice change of pace from the parade of uncomfortable moments that had pretty well defined the entire excursion yesterday.
As they left the apartment and piled into the car. The ride over was uncomfortable and tense. Adrian could almost tell that part of the reason for this was because he was projecting it. He stared out the window of the back seat and quietly simmered, stewing in ideas about all he had seen. There was so much still that they didn't know about their situation. So many factors at play that he had to consider and research before even beginning to figure out how to move forward.
Time flew as he pondered silently. Before he really knew it, they were already at their destination.
"Where to first?"
"Phones," he intoned quietly as he reached for the car door. "Communication is going to be key moving forward. It would be best to start with that."