[Fox is not dressed for this weather. His fatigues are soaked, wet hair kept out of his eyes by a red bandanna. Combined with the rain, the cold is biting. If he's in any discomfort, however, it doesn't show. Wouldn't be a soldier if bad weather was enough to keep him down.
He slips through the crowd like a ghost, making his way from stall to stall. Though he takes the opportunity to buy a small amount of food, he's really only feigning interest in the goods on sale. The people here are far more intriguing. Sharp eyes scan the crowds, lingering briefly on the more unusual individuals, obviously "Transports" like himself. He listens in on conversations, collecting whatever scraps of information he can find to add to what he had already learned from the Greeter. There's not much to be found.
Stopping for a moment at the edge of a shelter, he takes the opportunity to light himself a cigarette. He's not quite sure what to make of all this, and yet in a way it's uncomfortably familiar. A community of exiles kidnapping people to build their ragtag army in defiance of those who tried to control the world. If he wasn't careful, he might actually start feeling at home.]
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He slips through the crowd like a ghost, making his way from stall to stall. Though he takes the opportunity to buy a small amount of food, he's really only feigning interest in the goods on sale. The people here are far more intriguing. Sharp eyes scan the crowds, lingering briefly on the more unusual individuals, obviously "Transports" like himself. He listens in on conversations, collecting whatever scraps of information he can find to add to what he had already learned from the Greeter. There's not much to be found.
Stopping for a moment at the edge of a shelter, he takes the opportunity to light himself a cigarette. He's not quite sure what to make of all this, and yet in a way it's uncomfortably familiar. A community of exiles kidnapping people to build their ragtag army in defiance of those who tried to control the world. If he wasn't careful, he might actually start feeling at home.]