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Cuz I'm a hopeless wanderer
When: August 14th Mid-Afternoon
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Isaac Lahey > Open
Summary: So basically Isaac is still pretty new to the city, this is mostly an adventure in finding where places are and maybe shopping for those City essentials. He could even stop for coffee!
He finally woke up today comfortable with the fact that he was living in the City, and that meant he had things to do. First and foremost getting clothes, he'd grabbed an outfit out of his wardrobe that must've belonged to him the last time he was here and was now fully prepared to take his first true excursion into the city.
Mostly he just wanted to see what was out there because it was difficult living somewhere without knowing what you could do with yourself at the end of the day. Then there was also the fact that he needed to start socializing. He let Stiles and Derek know he was heading out for a few hours and armed with his Network Device and the money he had left in a drawer he just started walking.
Feel free to stop him in the streets, in a store or even go for coffee because it was about time he started interacting outside of his Pack like that girl Clary had told him to.
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Isaac Lahey > Open
Summary: So basically Isaac is still pretty new to the city, this is mostly an adventure in finding where places are and maybe shopping for those City essentials. He could even stop for coffee!
He finally woke up today comfortable with the fact that he was living in the City, and that meant he had things to do. First and foremost getting clothes, he'd grabbed an outfit out of his wardrobe that must've belonged to him the last time he was here and was now fully prepared to take his first true excursion into the city.
Mostly he just wanted to see what was out there because it was difficult living somewhere without knowing what you could do with yourself at the end of the day. Then there was also the fact that he needed to start socializing. He let Stiles and Derek know he was heading out for a few hours and armed with his Network Device and the money he had left in a drawer he just started walking.
Feel free to stop him in the streets, in a store or even go for coffee because it was about time he started interacting outside of his Pack like that girl Clary had told him to.
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The thing is, werewolf him had it so held together. But he was from a world where Stiles was the one Peter bit, where Stiles had listened to Derek from day one. If he changed now it would only make things so much worse.
"So how are you finding the City?"
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"Its uh, interesting. I mean Scott wants me to get a job but I sorta just want to explore and get to know people?"
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Exiting the forest and taking the road to the City, "I mean I had one for a couple of weeks but it didn't make any difference."
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He looks around at the outskirts of the City, remembering that it was weird they lived so far away. "Yeah, Scott can do his thing and I'll continue to annoy you as my day-job."
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"Screw you." Ugh. But Isaac is being less weird than half of the people around them that it's kind of comforting to know he's here. Normality in the face of everything else.
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"So, clothes? Anything else?"
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Not.
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He shrugs both his shoulders, "Whenever midnight strikes you could have anything."
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