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Kora followed a couple paces behind Jack and Chloe, glancing back at the broken window. Something in her made her want to walk over to it and sweep up the shattered glass. Her past jobs of servitude had been ingrained in her – for so long she had lived under the footsteps of others, and now here she was, an “insider” working for one of the city's most powerful corporations. She was still dumbfounded by it all.
Her eyebrows widened as she watched Lotus peer out the window, then casually leap out of it. Well, there she goes, she mused. Leave it to Lotus to clean shit up. It was crazy how quickly Kora had became so desensitized to the sounds of carnage coming from outdoors. Perhaps because she wasn't there, witnessing it firsthand. It was easier to ignore something if didn't see it.
“You have an office?” Kora asked, coming up next to Jack as they waited for the elevator. “I didn't peg you as an office guy type.” After a brief pause, she chuckled, “Then again, I don't really know what an office guy type is.”
“Oh right, figures you guys have an AI,” Kora knew she had to tiptoe around the topic of artificial intelligence. One slip up and that eerie pair in white would have her locked up in no time. What was it with bad dudes in white? Was that the fashion these days? “Yeah, you'll have to introduce me to it. I'm only used to the robots that take your order in fast food restaurants. Not the smartest things around."
Kora followed a couple paces behind Jack and Chloe, glancing back at the broken window. Something in her made her want to walk over to it and sweep up the shattered glass. Her past jobs of servitude had been ingrained in her – for so long she had lived under the footsteps of others, and now here she was, an “insider” working for one of the city's most powerful corporations. She was still dumbfounded by it all.
Her eyebrows widened as she watched Lotus peer out the window, then casually leap out of it. Well, there she goes, she mused. Leave it to Lotus to clean shit up. It was crazy how quickly Kora had became so desensitized to the sounds of carnage coming from outdoors. Perhaps because she wasn't there, witnessing it firsthand. It was easier to ignore something if didn't see it.
“You have an office?” Kora asked, coming up next to Jack as they waited for the elevator. “I didn't peg you as an office guy type.” After a brief pause, she chuckled, “Then again, I don't really know what an office guy type is.”
“Oh right, figures you guys have an AI,” Kora knew she had to tiptoe around the topic of artificial intelligence. One slip up and that eerie pair in white would have her locked up in no time. What was it with bad dudes in white? Was that the fashion these days? “Yeah, you'll have to introduce me to it. I'm only used to the robots that take your order in fast food restaurants. Not the smartest things around."