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Hey Sturm, even though I would prefer you write in third person past tense, I won't make you. But please, stick to one or the other as you jump back and forth quite a bit between past and present tense and it makes reading your post a bit awkward.
Grimm watched as Fox casually wandered down the hall and onto the former work floor towards Dust and his blackboard. It was clear by his eyes that the man had a thought process he didn't like to reveal to others. Stopping to lean in the doorway at the end of the hall, he watched the man almost pompously take in the surroundings. Grimm couldn't tell if this man was trustworthy yet and hoped his faith in Dust's contacts and vetting abilities was well placed. Whether or not he liked or disliked one of the people summoned to this place didn't matter. As long as they were willing to become a part of the cause, he was certain Dust would sort out the rest.

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Turning upon hearing the whistle, Dust's face showed an entire lack of emotion as his eyes met Fox's. Removing an unlit cigar from his mouth and clearing his throat, he took a measured step toward the man. "Tell me, Mr. Fox. Do you know any good jokes? The weathered man rolled a piece of chalk slowly in in between the fingers of his left hand as his voice echoed slightly throughout the warehouse.

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-Redacted due to inactivity of poster-
Firstly jiwon: What capabilities are you referring to that "got out"? There is still basic public education at the expense of the taxpayers, so it's not like having a book would make you anything special. The world is not that radically different than our own, with the major differences being that 1. Police are militarized and 2. The middle class has almost disappeared.
I think you grasp the setting really well Yuuki.
The scrape of manufactured steel rubbing upon itself could be heard from the other side of the door, followed by the metallic thud of a dead bolt. It was only a fraction of a moment before the industrial door eased open a few inches to reveal half of a clean-shaven face. The man was obviously younger than Shin and yet a strange, weathered determination was clear upon his face. An obvious, almost paranoid glance either way as he stuck his head out from the confines of the warehouse before he eyed Shin up and down. "Mr. Fox. It was a confident statement rather than a question, showing that he clearly knew who Shin was.

"Mr. Grimm." He finally revealed his name. "An associate of Mr. Dust." An already gloved hand appeared as he pushed the door open the rest of the way and extended a greeting. In the front waistband of his jeans jutted the handle of a handgun, though he it was clear he had no intention of using it on Shin..

The greeting would be brief and followed by Mr. Grimm standing aside in order to allow Shin to pass. The interior hallways beyond the doorway was littered with the remains of old crates and cardboard boxes. A light at the end of the hallway opened up onto a warehouse floor. In the center was an old school chalkboard with an older man standing before it, hastily jotting something upon it. Beyond and near the loading dock of the warehouse were a pair of vans. One stood with its back doors open and another man arranging some items very methodically.
Yes please do. I would be grateful.
I don't know but someone needs to nut up and do it. I don't understand why we can't get past the intro after an entire week.
Since Midori doesn't want to double post, you can feel free to post. I don't think Esme and guyvolk are coming back. And if they do, then they can join later.

Just disregard everything that's happened so far I guess.
That's alright, that's why it's optional : ). I was just wanting to learn more about him as he could be interesting.
Alright then, accepted.
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