@soterichor Dropping this by as a start. Not sure if I'm supposed to call you out or something... Anyways, probably gonna finish it up tomorrow.
Well, she’d be lying if she said that the journey to the Big Apple had been easy.
To start it off, she’d had do deal with the A.I.M lab’s destruction in downtown Montréal, which turned out to be the one in charge of the one where we was kept, as well as the other ones in the viscinity. By whatever miracle, on her way out of the lab, she found a fake ID meant for her in the documents lying around, which she guessed they’d made so that if anyone ever came snooping around and saw her, they wouldn’t ask themselves what someone who should’ve died years ago was doing there.
Her next step was to get out of the province. She got into her car and set off, staying off the highways, taking the narrow country roads and finally got to the Québec/Ontario border, which turned out to be crawling with police. She had to get out of the car, drag it around the border, all the while trying to lay low (kinda hard when you’re carrying a car on your back), and set off again a few miles out. After getting a room at a motel for the night, she got back on her way and had to do the same thing at the Canada/US border.
Anyways, she was in New York now, and it was time to get things going. First step: establish a normal life; an identity away from my meta-self. She walked over to a nearby newspaper stand, managed by a grizzled old man who was probably approaching his 60s, picked up the latest issure and was about to drop a loonie into his hand when she realized- Oh, right, this is America. Loonies wouldn’t work here, she’d have to switch them out for USDs. But to do that, of course, she’d have to get inside a bank, which she wasn’t too eager to do. “Hey! You take it, you pay it! Pay up!” shot the man from behind the stand. “Yeah, yeah, all right. Calm the f*** up.” she said, putting the paper down.
What do I do now?
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