If that's what you want, I'll teach you what I can.
If you can, adjust the definition of 'human' to include different categories based on age. Children should always be prioritized over adults, even if an adult is in a more dangerous situation.
Over time more adjustments for different variables and scenarios can be made as you gain more experience.
But that isn't the most important thing right now — you should be evacuating the castle.
If you can, adjust the definition of 'human' to include different categories based on age. Children should always be prioritized over adults, even if an adult is in a more dangerous situation.
Over time more adjustments for different variables and scenarios can be made as you gain more experience.
But that isn't the most important thing right now — you should be evacuating the castle.
Currently I'm staying at the apartments outside of the castle.
[ He'll attach some directions here. ]
[ He'll attach some directions here. ]
Okay. I'll see you soon.
[ He probably should have given Regis a head's up first, but whatever. It's not like that guy would disagree with his decision. ]
[ He probably should have given Regis a head's up first, but whatever. It's not like that guy would disagree with his decision. ]
[ Cale answers after a moment. He looks significantly better than when they first met — no blood anywhere, hair half-tied with a ribbon, and dressed in a cozy sweater.
While he doesn't exactly smile, Cale's eyes are warm as he steps aside and gestures for her to come in. ]
While he doesn't exactly smile, Cale's eyes are warm as he steps aside and gestures for her to come in. ]
[ There aren't many custom touches, since neither of them have been there that long, but there are signs it's been lived in — mostly on the sofa, where there are a few blankets, more than a few books, and a bottle of wine on the coffee table. ]
Not many people do. My friend's kid made a deal to have some apartments created.
Not many people do. My friend's kid made a deal to have some apartments created.
[ Cale returns to his cozy spot on the sofa, watching Sophia with an amused look. ]
Yeah. His name is Regis, but you can call him Uncle Reggie. [ He wants to see Regis' reaction to that. Plus he thinks the guy would like it. ] He's the person I trust the most here.
Yeah. His name is Regis, but you can call him Uncle Reggie. [ He wants to see Regis' reaction to that. Plus he thinks the guy would like it. ] He's the person I trust the most here.
[ Watching her investigate their surroundings helps give him a bit more insight into what he may have to teach her in the future. He stows each piece of data away to analyze later. ]
You can sit down.
[ It isn't particularly cold inside, but Cale offers her one of the blankets. He is something of a snob when it comes to the quality of his sleeping and napping products, so it's incredibly soft to the touch. ]
You can sit down.
[ It isn't particularly cold inside, but Cale offers her one of the blankets. He is something of a snob when it comes to the quality of his sleeping and napping products, so it's incredibly soft to the touch. ]
[ Cale leans over and pats her on the head. ]
Of course. I only like the warmest, softest blankets. You won't find anything less than the best here.
Of course. I only like the warmest, softest blankets. You won't find anything less than the best here.
To some people it is. [ He shrugs a bit. ] Making sure I have the best quality items I can get is important to me. For Regis, he's the type of guy who likes the high quality stuff but isn't extremely picky. He's a bit hopeless that way without his wife.
[ ...Hm. ]
It isn't that the item is important to me, just that the quality of what I buy is the best. It would be annoying if the blanket was ruined but not a big deal since I can get it fixed or replaced.
It isn't that the item is important to me, just that the quality of what I buy is the best. It would be annoying if the blanket was ruined but not a big deal since I can get it fixed or replaced.
[Just as Cale finishes speaking, there is a soft knock and the door opens. Regis isn't expecting anyone else but the redhead to be there, so he starts speaking as soon as he enters the door.]
You would not believe how many people-
[His words drop off as he realizes there is someone else in the apartment, a young someone at that. The serious expression on his face fades into something more pleasant and welcoming, though also a little puzzled.]
Why hello, there. My name's Reggie. I didn't realize Cale was going to have one of his "children" visiting.
You would not believe how many people-
[His words drop off as he realizes there is someone else in the apartment, a young someone at that. The serious expression on his face fades into something more pleasant and welcoming, though also a little puzzled.]
Why hello, there. My name's Reggie. I didn't realize Cale was going to have one of his "children" visiting.
[ Cale blinks at Regis, then turns to look at Sophia, expression contemplative as he watches her wave and introduce herself. ]
[While still confused, especially by the "humanity's companion" comment, Regis tries to take things in stride, though that's a little harder to do with them both looking at him and Cale being Cale and not saying a word.]
Do I need to speak with Noctis?
[He's serious for all of a second before explaining.]
Noctis is my son who also happens to be here, but something tells me he's not responsible for that form of address. That's all right, though. I don't mind.
[Stay as silent as you want, Cale. He knows you're guilty, but you're also right.]
Do you mind telling me what you mean by "humanity's companion?" I dare say, I've not heard the phrase before.
Do I need to speak with Noctis?
[He's serious for all of a second before explaining.]
Noctis is my son who also happens to be here, but something tells me he's not responsible for that form of address. That's all right, though. I don't mind.
[Stay as silent as you want, Cale. He knows you're guilty, but you're also right.]
Do you mind telling me what you mean by "humanity's companion?" I dare say, I've not heard the phrase before.
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