<Kurano, and Minaki>:
"As for you miss Shiroka, I suggest you get yourself some sleep. I will introduce you to my daughter in the morning." he said, having crouched down to her level. He stood up and looked at Kurano, "As for your earlier question, Fukui will send you all your scheduled times. There will be separate times, coordinated times, and you may also practice anytime the training rooms are open and not scheduled. As for how many others... I, don't remember. Your'll have to ask Fukui that in the morning, he usually keeps track of that information."
<Kristof Group, Bossman Group, Naoto Group, Kassy Group, Sign Group>:
Mr. Bossman simply smiled after you had mentioned the serious lack of any color. "Actually, I find it quiet peaceful. Usually all the colors, and shapes... they get to be just too much for me to take." Naoto said after you walked off to the nearby sign, and started talking to it. The map of the sector you were in appeared, then a little red dot appeared in a room on the map, similar to the one you arein. The map zoomed in, centering just so you could see your current location, and the path to the lunchroom. A route was highlighted as a yellow line appeared from beneath the red dot, following the corridors to the lunch room, lighting up the path as it spend along, while the rest of the hallways darkened to make sure you didn't confuse which ones to take.
The sign then made a high-pitched, but one not of annoyance, before speaking. "If you enter through the door to the left, you will reach a three-way intersection. Go straight. If you continue straight, you will reach a three-way intersection. Turn right. If you continue straight, you will reach a three-way intersection. Turn right. Continue straight, until the path bends to the right. Continue straight. Within ten meters, and seventy eight centimeters, you will continue straight through the doors. After you enter through the doors, you will be in the lunchroom." the sign said in a semi-human-like voice. It beeped again, "Refer to another sign if you get lost."
"Um... think the signs give you enough information?" Naoto asked the Bossman while he folded his arms. "Haha! Yes, they do need an upgrade. It is useful for when you are traveling through the mine-field room though." Bossman said with a chuckle, walking up to Naoto and patting him on the shoulder. "The- wait, what field room?" Kassy said, her eyes widening in fear. Bossman laughed again, before turning back around to Kristof and walking up to him. "My office is at the end of this hallway, if you need any help." he said, stepping to your left and letting the door open on it's own in front of him. "Though I'm sure any of the other people in the facility would be glad to help you out. Be sure to get yourselves some sleep tonight, I'm sure it's pretty late and you're all tired." he said, before waving everyone off and walking out the door, and down the hall to his office.
<Audrey>:
The man behind the table, shifting through all the papers, looked up and saw you enter through the room. "Wait, assistant?" he said with a thick, angry Japanese accent. Though not directly angry at you, just general anger at life. He appeared to be the same height as you, which from seeing the other people in the country, you realize he is quiet shorter than the average man. "Oh! Assistant! Great! Take care of these, I've got other stuff I need to do." he said, gathering the papers up together, walking over to you, and shoving them into your hands whether you wanted them or not. "Come on, I've got other stuff to do. Follow." he said, brushing past you quickly, back in the direction you had came from.
"Ahh... uhh... ahh!" he muttered to himself, turning left, then right, looking for some indication as to where you two were at the moment. He saw a big 'X-2' on some wall, and nodded to himself, heading off hurried in the direction of the X-2. He walked past it, through a door, and continued onward until he reached a small elevator. He motioned with his hands for you to jump aboard, then he held his hand up to a hand-scanner before pushing a button labeled 'Z'. As the elevator started to move, he turned his head to you, and eyed the papers in your hand. He frowned heavily, furrowing his brows. "Are you going to go through that, or do I have to replace you already?" he asked, before shaking his head and exiting through the door as it opened up.
The room you were in now, was obviously a private office. There was a desk off to the left, with all sorts of paperwork, a computer, and a little sign labeled 'Dr. Fukui'. Off to the right was glass, as well as two glass doors centered, that opened both outwards and inwards. The room outside had a closet off to the right, and a big table in the center with all sorts of gidgets and gadgets of mostly unknown capabilities. Past the table, centered in the room, was even more glass, and bigger sliding glass doors centered. On the other side was a sitting room, with chairs, and side tables, and littered with pictures of Dr. Fukui all over the walls. Beyond the room were big sliding doors, and windows, leading out to the main hallway. Back into the room with the table with gadgets, there is a another room over to the left, with glass separating the two rooms, but an opening in the middle where doors might be. There was a little dummy man, just sitting all alone near the back of the small room. To the left of that room, was a small area with shelves that folded into the wall. Currently, said shelves were folded in, so their contents were unknown.
Mr. Fukui was over by his desk, leaning over his chair and reaching over to the light-keyboard built into the desk. He was typing something into it, before smacking the enter key and straightening himself again. He looked over at you, and readjusted his glasses. "Right. You're Audrey Moure. I thought I sent a request for an assistant to Branton last month. What took him so long? Ahh, that wretched old man, always putting his hobbies before work. My work!"he growled angrily, almost as if he weren't talking to you. "Don't you agree?" he said, not knowing whether or not you had met the boss already, which you probably hadn't as he was busy with other matters for the last few hours.