Ice and Sound

"Yeah, but for the time being the Seattle PD has a lot more to worry about than some crazy kids blasting out tunes in the afternoon, which, if I may add, is totally acceptable.”

"True, but I also don't need some crazy old lady chasing us down the street waving her walker around because she doesn't like the music. Trust me, it's not fun to get hit by a metal walker--that lady was damn strong."

"Dude, whenever Fall Out Boy releases a new single, you’re supposed to play it as loud as possible. It’s like, one of the laws of punk rock.”

"Don't some people like call the cops of others for blasting loud music at certain hours of the day? I'm pretty sure that's a thing."

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   The blonde woman stopped on the sidewalk for a moment to look back at where the shout came from, seeing a woman picking up speed to get to her. Raising her brow, Aneira pointed to herself with a confused look,"Me?"

                          With your heart gone cold you’ll turn to violence

     Fetch raised an eyebrow, Conduit was a word that hardly left anyone’s mouth. She was pretty sure that there were even Conduits that referred to themselves as bio-terrorist even when they were alone. “Suprised, y’know not a lot of people even know that Conduit is a term for, well,” She shrugged, saying her or them just felt wrong. Two completely different reasons but none the less.

   Aneira stayed frozen in place, keeping her eyes on the neon graffiti as she felt her blood race. Her failure to watch her mouth put her in an awkward spot that she wasn't to happy with. She wanted to run back to where she came from, but running would be too obvious. She didn't know this woman or who she was or maybe even who she worked for if anyone. She could be with the D.U.P. for all that mattered.

"Taking the bus to get some breakfast." He nodded then lets out a deep sigh seeing his own breath. Damn, it was cold. Growing even more curious, he glanced over and sees her hands in her pockets. She wasn’t showing any signs reacting to the weather at all. Strange. In fact, it was interesting. 

   Aneira gave a return nod, her whole body seeming to move along as her knees bent slightly before straightening out again. While it was a small move she had seen people do when standing with their friends, Aneira was really making sure to be ready to run if she needed. She hadn't been near someone for this amount of time before and the growing amount of awkward and nervousness she felt was adding up by the seconds.