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Ignorance never used to be a thing Daniel appreciated, especially not his own. He’d dedicated too much of his life trying to find the truth, and retrospect can only hurt him when all of it’s been rendered pointless. By more than the end of the world, but that’s the greater reason for it. There were no prisons anymore, law and order a concept that might as well have been stripped from every book and burned in the streets alongside the dead.
Whatever order they existed in, at best it was because of respect, maybe desperation. He didn’t try to guess everyone’s reasons for staying together. Nate had given him his and it seemed to be enough, but that’s not the part of that conversation that he spends much time wondering about. It’s their destination, because he’d never gotten a good answer for it.
Just the name of the man who’d offered it, and he finds him by the door.
“Are you busy?”
