Author: White Rabbit » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:13 pm
Just as he'd said, Rabbit didn't wake Kalen up when that third rapid-beeping alarm of his watch went off. He merely slid his arm free from beneath his head, and moved right off the bed to go about getting ready. He showered, and got dressed -- which didn't consist of his quirky layered shirts, but a black shirt with a vest of some sort to hold all the things necessary. His pistols were holstered, and he threw the blazer over his shoulder before doing a literal pat-down of all his pockets to make sure everything was in place. David was out the door before the sun was even up.
Of course, the older woman he stayed with was very dutiful when it came to following the orders he'd given her as far as watching over Kalen while he was gone. The pain medicine, making sure he ate - or at least, drank - something throughout the day. And at some point, he even put in an untraceable call to her just to check on his status before the pills he'd been given really kicked in.
From there on out, though, it was like he said. He was entirely under Freidrich's control, and this day was no different than the others; some sort of plan to dissect another's life discreetly, sans the whole going out of the facility to do so. Apparently, a few of the devices that were necessary had broken-- and, well, who was the one that was capable of tinkering with them and making them work again? David. 21. He was. And it took the good portion of the day before the highly-rated, highly controversial weapons and unspeakable devices were back in working order; capable of dropping a sky-scraper at free-fall speed, if one desired to do so, and would leave no evidence but dust. Or, if focused on a single person, would leave them entirely incapacitated.
Afterwards, Freidrich wasn't far off from mentioning a certain agent; Jack. The one who'd inevitably went missing-- he was a risk. A huge one, simply because Dr. Antmann hadn't been able to get into his brain like he had the others. He wanted him down, but was rather easy-going on the when's and how's.
By the end of the day, David punched right out and slunk out the double, plate-glass - and bulletproof - doors and back into the parking lot. Not that he drove, it was just the easiest way to get back to where he was going. He did make a couple of mindless-seeming stops along the way, to grab a newspaper on the way back to the alley that had become his safe-haven of sorts. Though his head still didn't feel right, he managed to get himself inside and - as per usual - was forced to sit on the couch so she could get rid of the vest and the holstered weapons. Glass after glass of water, and then a cup of coffee were set in front of him as if he were some kid who'd gotten mixed up with some wrong drugs here and there and needed to dilute them. Flush them out, so to say. And while she had him occupied, she made her rounds right back into the bedroom to check on Kalen. It'd take David a few minutes, at least, until he didn't seem more along the lines of a zombie.. but he'd get there.