Now, Natalie was used to odd things happening around the island (even if the way the sky was looking at the current moment was not one of them). She was used to minor weirdness at the Perk, too, since the first time she'd walked in she'd had to have a long, long talk with an unnecessarily defensive barrista about how she was definitely not Kate and
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Pah. Humanity. Who needed it?
"Is every shop in this town focused solely upon the ingestion of nutrients?" Mr. Gamboge complained while his female-shaped companions nodded.
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But she wasn't about to do anything as stupid as hiding, when she had a legitimate reason to snoop around, so she cleared her throat to attract the newcomers' attention.
"Excuse me, I think we're -- this place is closed."
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Even if they were ones that had something just ever so slightly off about them. "But no one from the staff is around."
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"...staff?" Ms. Orange (NOT the Fruit) repeated finally.
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She was holding out hope they were just from another time or culture.
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They didn't seem overly surprised that people had disappeared, or even the slightest bit concerned.
"You are not a staff."
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"Uh, I don't think that's necessary."
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Your doors were unlocked so I closed them.
- N. Adams
Then she shoved the note towards them across the counter, withdrawing her hand as quickly as she'd extended it. She liked keeping a distance. She was also watching them without blinking because that whole fleeing option? Had not actually gone anywhere.
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Manipulating the universe so that you'd already communicated was so much easier.
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Also hoping there was a back door in this place, because otherwise she was just going to be trapping herself in the backroom.
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