4:35 AM
[Away from the bustle of transients today, Homura has holed up in a corner booth at Bean Crushers alone for the moment, nursing a cup of strong black coffee.
Today is a giant distraction from what she should be doing, what she cannot simply give up on - finding a way out. Yet it's impossible to ignore the flood of people across the communicator. Whether this glitch is temporary or permanent, there's no way of knowing. But the possibility of someone from her Earth turning up exists, so long as the stream of broadcasts continue. Someone she knows. Someone she might need to spring into action to meet, someone unfitting for this place. Someone who needs her protection. She lets the device scan for any broadcasts, watching some, skipping others.
As for planning...all she can find are dead ends for now. But she won't give up. No, she can't give up.
Sipping her coffee, the hot drink washes over her tongue. Bitter, just like this situation. There are plenty of sweet drinks she could have picked, perhaps more appropriate for a teenage girl. Something sugary, sweet, delicious. Something like a dessert without a hint of harshness in it. At the very least she could have added some sugar, syrup, a bit of cream.
But it's just as well. The caffeine can keep her going.
And the bitterness, well. It's not like she doesn't deserve that.]
Today is a giant distraction from what she should be doing, what she cannot simply give up on - finding a way out. Yet it's impossible to ignore the flood of people across the communicator. Whether this glitch is temporary or permanent, there's no way of knowing. But the possibility of someone from her Earth turning up exists, so long as the stream of broadcasts continue. Someone she knows. Someone she might need to spring into action to meet, someone unfitting for this place. Someone who needs her protection. She lets the device scan for any broadcasts, watching some, skipping others.
As for planning...all she can find are dead ends for now. But she won't give up. No, she can't give up.
Sipping her coffee, the hot drink washes over her tongue. Bitter, just like this situation. There are plenty of sweet drinks she could have picked, perhaps more appropriate for a teenage girl. Something sugary, sweet, delicious. Something like a dessert without a hint of harshness in it. At the very least she could have added some sugar, syrup, a bit of cream.
But it's just as well. The caffeine can keep her going.
And the bitterness, well. It's not like she doesn't deserve that.]