Who are you guys...
Um... Ryu Minamoto?
Excuse me if im disturbing you two, but uh.... you know where i am? I dont think im from here.
Azzie glanced back and forth between the man and the woman, a bit bewildered at how quickly they'd come upon her. She knew the man was armed--he still had the sword on him that she'd seen him with on the other rooftop--but now the woman who'd just come in from the other room seemed to be holding something behind her back too, and it made Azzie uneasy. She didn't have anything on her to use as a weapon, not even a hairpin or a pen. And the only exits were the tiny offices that lined the hallway, which she'd only be able to hide in and not escape from; or the huge window behind her, which would mean cuts on the way out and probably certain death once she hit the ground several stories below. Fearing her only option was to try to keep the peace with them by talking, Azzie finally spoke up, sliding a hand into one of her pockets nonchalantly as though reaching for some sort of weapon also.
"Well, I...was actually hoping one of you guys might know," she said quietly, looking back and forth uncertainly between them. "I just woke up in one of these offices a few minutes ago. There aren't any written words or signs anywhere, it's really odd. I have no idea where this place is, or even what city. But this sure doesn't look like the town where I live."
There was no immediate response, so she went on.
"I mean, how about the two of you? Where did you guys come from?"
Um... Ryu Minamoto?
Excuse me if im disturbing you two, but uh.... you know where i am? I dont think im from here.
Azzie glanced back and forth between the man and the woman, a bit bewildered at how quickly they'd come upon her. She knew the man was armed--he still had the sword on him that she'd seen him with on the other rooftop--but now the woman who'd just come in from the other room seemed to be holding something behind her back too, and it made Azzie uneasy. She didn't have anything on her to use as a weapon, not even a hairpin or a pen. And the only exits were the tiny offices that lined the hallway, which she'd only be able to hide in and not escape from; or the huge window behind her, which would mean cuts on the way out and probably certain death once she hit the ground several stories below. Fearing her only option was to try to keep the peace with them by talking, Azzie finally spoke up, sliding a hand into one of her pockets nonchalantly as though reaching for some sort of weapon also.
"Well, I...was actually hoping one of you guys might know," she said quietly, looking back and forth uncertainly between them. "I just woke up in one of these offices a few minutes ago. There aren't any written words or signs anywhere, it's really odd. I have no idea where this place is, or even what city. But this sure doesn't look like the town where I live."
There was no immediate response, so she went on.
"I mean, how about the two of you? Where did you guys come from?"