[It's his first time in the therapy building, so Add wanders around a bit while he looks for Mizuki's office. Not that he's here for therapy, since he's fine and extremely normal, but Mizuki gave him a lot of good advice last time. He should at least give him an update on how everything turned out.
... even if it's kind of obvious, since Add and Ain are now living together. But still!
The snake body makes it a little difficult to maneuver, but he manages not to slam too many doors on himself. Peeking into the rock climbing room, sensory deprivation tanks, the paint room... the rage room is intriguing. Might have to come back to that one. But for now he finds himself in the library, his tail curled up around him in a big messy heap as he frowns at the selection of books. None of these are about robots...]
[ Mizuki isn't going to question everyone who wants to use his building. It's here for everyone, after all. But, y'know, he also isn't going to ignore snake Add (Snadd) coming in either. He knows very vaguely about things that have been happening. Ain is also his client, after all.
So, of course, he will eventually wiggle his way into the library with his usual smile. ]
Hello, Mister Add. It's good to see you again~. Is there something specific you're looking for? Maybe I can help.
[In the time Add has been left to his own devices he's gotten over the lack of scientific texts and entertained the possibility that maybe a self-help book might contain useful knowledge. He's hunched over one such book when Mizuki walks in, while his dynamos are busy arranging a small stack of a fewotheroptions...
... which means none of them are checking for intruders, so Add jolts with an audible snap when Mizuki's voice starts ringing in his head. He fumbles the book in his hands, nearly dropping it.]
Ghck, don't sneak up on me like that! [a couple dynamos aggressively bobbing behind him like they're nodding in agreement, this is totally not his/their own fault] I was just skimming a few, it's not important.
[tucking his research topic under an arm for now...]
Things worked out with Ain... and Wolfwood, I guess. Your advice turned out to be useful, so I owe you one. [maybe he should read up on saying "thank you" to people next goddamn]
Hm? Did I not tell you that I also lived here? [ So does Elsword, though he's pretty sure Add might've figured that much out already. When he isn't camping out by the river, anyway. ] Sorry I startled you, though. It's hard not to, when I can't speak and all~.
[ He might be a little nosy and try to glance at the books he's reading, but that curiosity is quickly pushed away by what Add says. ]
Oh, that's wonderful!!! I'm really glad - I hope you all are happier now? And, my sessions are completely free, you know. There's no reason for you to "owe me". Charging anyone for my services here seems miserable, given our situations.
[He's still a little self-conscious about it, so Dynamo conspicuously floats in the way when Mizuki tries to read the spines... not that he didn't see them earlier, probably. Add shifts around in his "seat" (huge snake ass), trying not to look anxious.]
Tch, I said I owe you so I owe you, alright? [please... he doesn't know how else to convey gratitude, this is hard] I do charge for my services, so enjoy the freebie while it lasts. Machines are my specialty, but I have a lot of useful skills besides that. Just tell me if you need something and I'll do it.
[ Hm. Mizuki should get more monster-friendly furniture and such in here. Maybe also make the doorways bigger...? Something to think about later. ]
Oh, that's very good to know. How are you with game consoles? I can usually troubleshoot if the problems are minor, but the major ones stump me. I'm not really an engineer or nothin', and it isn't like we have an internet search engine conveniently on hand or anything...
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also early may, also therapy building
... even if it's kind of obvious, since Add and Ain are now living together. But still!
The snake body makes it a little difficult to maneuver, but he manages not to slam too many doors on himself. Peeking into the rock climbing room, sensory deprivation tanks, the paint room... the rage room is intriguing. Might have to come back to that one. But for now he finds himself in the library, his tail curled up around him in a big messy heap as he frowns at the selection of books. None of these are about robots...]
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So, of course, he will eventually wiggle his way into the library with his usual smile. ]
Hello, Mister Add. It's good to see you again~. Is there something specific you're looking for? Maybe I can help.
no subject
... which means none of them are checking for intruders, so Add jolts with an audible snap when Mizuki's voice starts ringing in his head. He fumbles the book in his hands, nearly dropping it.]
Ghck, don't sneak up on me like that! [a couple dynamos aggressively bobbing behind him like they're nodding in agreement, this is totally not his/their own fault] I was just skimming a few, it's not important.
[tucking his research topic under an arm for now...]
Things worked out with Ain... and Wolfwood, I guess. Your advice turned out to be useful, so I owe you one. [maybe he should read up on saying "thank you" to people next goddamn]
no subject
[ He might be a little nosy and try to glance at the books he's reading, but that curiosity is quickly pushed away by what Add says. ]
Oh, that's wonderful!!! I'm really glad - I hope you all are happier now? And, my sessions are completely free, you know. There's no reason for you to "owe me". Charging anyone for my services here seems miserable, given our situations.
no subject
Tch, I said I owe you so I owe you, alright? [please... he doesn't know how else to convey gratitude, this is hard] I do charge for my services, so enjoy the freebie while it lasts. Machines are my specialty, but I have a lot of useful skills besides that. Just tell me if you need something and I'll do it.
no subject
Oh, that's very good to know. How are you with game consoles? I can usually troubleshoot if the problems are minor, but the major ones stump me. I'm not really an engineer or nothin', and it isn't like we have an internet search engine conveniently on hand or anything...