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Lucas cowered slightly as he felt as if he was laughed at for his behavior and motives. Or, atleast he thought that was why Tele laughed.

Tele noticed him cowering, and tilted their head just a tiny bit. "Are you... ok?" they asked, a little concerned. I guess their appearance could be kind of intimidating, but they really hoped they weren't scaring him. It was a little worrying, especially considering they didn't want any relationships to be ruined by them. That would really suck.

Twilight noticed the reaction of the droid, watching it disappear over the other side of the pile calling after to wait up as she vaulted herself over the side after if, sliding down the pile a cheerful expression on her features as pieces of junk fell from either side of the genius but posing no harm to the Tele. 

"I'm... fine" they responded, monotone as usual. They had gotten used to falling down the piles of metal that it really didn't hurt so much anymore. It wasn't so bad. Though, the initial shock of the whole situation still had them a little rattled.

Madotsuki’s eyebrows were creased, slightly worried about where she was. This place wasn’t familiar to her at all. She suddenly heard a voice calling out for her and she turned around. Behind her was a person… with a pink television for their head? They obviously weren’t human, but didn’t seem to be threatening, if that nervousness was genuine. Madotsuki relaxed a little.

"Human... alright" they replied, looking over the girl's body a bit, their boots lightly clanking against the metal below the two of them. When they finally stopped, they returned to their previous spot, and then held their arms out behind them, as if showcasing the junkyard.

"Spirit..." they repeated, before their screen made a tiny beeping noise, "Got it" 

“Oh, really? They’re probably a bit more impressive than me. Whoever they are” they stated, as if it was fact.

- The other seemed to enjoy putting themselves down for some reason. Minato wasn’t quite sure if he should reassure the android or not, given that they were not very close. It reminded the blue-haired fool of the times he would spend time with Yuko… -

He wasn't much of a talker,huh? But Tele didn't really mind that. It wasn't bad or anything, and they weren't really sure if they were much of a talker either. Especially considering how quiet they usually were.

Emulating the gentlest smile she could on her forged lips, Orianna gave a nod as she acknowledged the other’s name. A simple name, easy to pronounce on her metal tongue.

Piltover...? they thought, looking around as well. The surroundings were definitely not familiar, and it almost worried them. How had they even gotten here? Maybe they had just wandered here. I mean, they had been taking a walk, and weren't really paying attention.

They laughed. They laughed pretty hard. It was actually pretty unusual for them to laugh this much. 

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'a little lost' would be an understatement but that's what the bartender continuously told himself, anyways. Step by step he neatly navigated himself in pointless circles around the junkyard, there was a reason he didn't leave the eighth lagoon to often.

Luckily, Tele wasn't anything dangerous. Though, as they slowly moved a bit closer, they wondered if this human was dangerous to them. He definitely didn't seem to be, but... it was hard to tell with creatures you'd never seen before. 

"Ah…I see…that makes sense, right?" So this was an island? No matter how you looked at it you wouldn’t want to deforest a major part of the place, right? "Understandable, and it does look pretty…" ..She blinked as they cut themselves off. Was something wrong…?

"Yeah. This is an island. It's kind of my duty with some of my friends to stop him, but... I don't really enjoy fire that much. So I'm letting them search for him right now. It's probably better that way, though" they huffed, again falling into their rut of negativity. 

"You are mechanical, like me. I do not often find others like me." There was a faint beginnings of a smile as she analyzed the objecthead. "That is sufficient enough for me to find you intriguing."

"Are you sure?" they replied, actually kind of feeling happy to have another automaton around. Though, Tele quickly got kind of discouraged to see the other smile. Oh, they wished they could actually do that.

Twilight hummed a happy tune as she walked through the scrapyard, her goggles around her neck swaying as she continued along her path. On that day she wore a button up white shirt with short sleeves, tight dark pants with an enlarged star on the right leg, on her left leg her lucky wrench was strapped, engraved on it was the phrase "You never know when you need a wrench" 

Tele was definitely not expecting someone to just... pop up and say hello. They promptly fell backwards off the pile, "W-wah!" they yelped, especially so when they hit a rather hard piece of metal on their way down. Luckily it wasn't painful, as they really couldn't feel pain, but the fall definitely didn't feel nice.