Kyle takes the machine's core out from the hatch, and throws it in his pocket. As he's about to get in his car, he figures he'd be better off without it, and walks into the city area by his lonesome instead. The city is still alive, even at this crazy hour. Your brother wanders for a while, scoping out bodies he's interested in, but passed on the majority of them. Somehow, Kyle ended up in the public library, which happened to be open 24 hours during college finals.
"How do you do today," a perky librarian looked up from her tablet to greet Kyle on his way in. "If you need help with anything, just let me know, alright?" Kyle thanked her, and thought dark thoughts to himself. Yeah. You might be able to help me. For now, he moved into the library.
There were plenty of people in the maze of books. College students mostly, but there were at least two men who clearly were just taking advantage of a warm place to sleep. A teenage boy sits on a laptop playing computer games. And... A beautiful girl sat at a table, studying for her tests. She looked very tired, and kept dozing off. She had a laptop, and a pile of books in front of her, and a bag full of food. Her hair was a dark blonde with the tips dyed blue. Thin-rimmed glasses covered her brown eyes, and she wore a long skirt. She was pretty cute, though, and she was probably going to leave soon.
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