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Alexander Reid Moodboard 1/?
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āThen why do you do it?ā She mused curiously, before Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā pushing herself off the wall,Ā āWell, I found the usual. Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Old unused tech. Most probably damaged. Some jewelry, Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā some clothes, andā-ā She stopped as she dug into Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā her messenger bag,Ā āI actually found a diary. It seemed Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā pretty fresh too. Like someone whoās recently went insane, Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā fresh.ā Ana announced almost reluctantly as she handed it Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā to him,Ā āItās been fun to read.ā
āWhy? Because not working in this city is a great way to get myself banished.ā As much as he acted like he hated his job, it really could have been worse. In the city, he was far more comfortable than he was during his time outside the wall. āShould we really be readingā- ā he stopped himself as he took the diary and turned it over in his hands. If its owner was now out of their mind, what was the harm in reading it? It was like that whole Anne Frank deal. āAnything to identify the writer?ā
He leaned in and whispered into the other manās ear. āI thoroughly plan to earn these, promise.ā He stepped back with a laugh and moved back to his original place leaning against the other table.
The space was a relief, because there were certain things Alex really shouldnāt be doing or even thinking about while at work. Not that it would be the first time. If walls could talk...
He chose to turn away from Gabe, in an effort to keep his mind off the past, and put on his best totally-unaffected voice. āSo, when are you planning to leave so I can get back to work?ā Alex said as he vaguely motioned toward a tray of unidentified bones that sat in the corner.
āNo, youāre right.ā Ethan agreed, kicking his leg and jumping away from his own shadow: in the corner of his eyes it had looked like a huge arachnid āā honestly it was just his mind playing tricks on him.Ā āIā I mean, not that I mindĀ the job, itās real easy. Digging up stuff seems dangerous, what if you find a poisonous object. Or worse, a bomb. What if more of those things go off?ā His mask muffled his voice yet Ethan kept babbling.Ā āI dropped out of school. ThatĀ was a choice.āĀ
He chose to ignore Ethanās flailing, because at this point he was used to it. āThe aftershocks of the large bombs already set off any live ones around the world. And Iām very careful. Anything sharp or deadly that could poison me gets picked up with the special gloves,ā he nodded toward a pile of supplies where his super-thick rubber gloves sat, almost entirely unused because he wasnāt quite as careful as heād like the kid to believe.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ana giggled as she watched him dance to tuneless silence,
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āYou might want to get your language correct,Ā milĆ”Äku.āĀ Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā She held her hand out in demand for the bottle,Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āWell, are you going to share?ā
āMila- what?ā Still dancing, he first turned his eyes full of confusion to Ana, then his bottle of whiskey that had taken him a long time to save up to trade for. āWhat will I get out of it?ā
āYouāre still a lightweight, donāt think you can handle your booze as well as you think you can.ā
āIf I was drunk, could I do this?ā He poorly executed a complex dance move that ended with him flat on his face, so he took another drink, āFuck, this stuff is stronger than it used to be.ā
āYeah sure. Goodluck trying to remember whatever you do today, in the morning.ā
āThen tonight is a night for doing shit I normally couldnāt!ā He sat down quickly, leaning a little too much on Jagger, because everything was spinning, āWanna make some memories Iāll regret forgetting in the morning?ā
Ā Ā Ā Ā āIām not sure how good of company Iāll be.ā Saskia mumbled at the other, dead eyes staring straight on. Itād been a solid two days and that she was sure sleep had only come to her for two hours. Spending most of her time working, excessively at that, it left little time to take care of herself and it showed.
āYou all right?ā The girl looked like someone had hit her with a bus, and Alex would be lying if he said he didnāt know exactly how she felt. Lately, heād been sleeping in his office, at his desk, trying his hardest to actually have something to show for the work heād been doing.
āIām not as think as you drunk I am.ā
The younger smiled as he picked up a couple of the useless rocks, piling them into a wheelbarrow. He had a surgical mask around his face, hoping not to inhale the dust.Ā āYou picked it, didnāt you?ā He certainly didnāt chooseĀ to work with rocks but there was barely anything better suited to him. He was seated a few metres away, only standing to retrieve the rocks and place them in the barrow before he took a seat again and waited for more.Ā āI agree though, weāre never going back.ā
Alex had initially rolled his eyes at the boy and his mask, but now just accepted it as one of his many quirks. Another one of which being his tendency to do as little work as possible. āI didnāt choose this. I passed out beyond the wall, woke up here, and was given the only job similar to the years of schooling Iāve had. Clearly you didnāt choose rocks.ā
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āĀ Iād certainly be depressed too if I had to sift through old,
Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā damaged crap all day.ā Ana had her arms crossed over Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā her chest, leaning her back against the all.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āYouāre really wasting your time. ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Weāre all going to go lunatic in the end.ā
āIām glad someone finally agrees. Thank you,ā he smiled, wondering if sheād brought him anything good this time. Such was the nature of their relationship. She scouted, he collected, and occasionally others traded with him. āSo, find anything new? I know I havenāt.ā
Catching the phone, she turned it over in her hands. It should have felt familiar, but didnāt. Then again, instead of an infinite network of communication and information it was just dead weight. āGives you something to do,ā she replied with a shrug.Ā āThey want people to have hope and thinking that weāre getting somewhere gives people hope even if itās fabricated.ā
āAh, fabricated hope. Itās something weāve been doing since the dawn of time, so at least Iāve been trained to study how humans have reacted to that.ā He didnāt look back up from the dirt where he dug, his brow creased with concentration. Heād reached something large in the ground and couldnāt identify it just yet. āSo, what about you? Still optimistic?ā
āHey, I know how to handle myself.ā Sophia squinted her eyes for just a moment before retreating her gun from her back and proceeded to check how many rounds she had.Ā āAlright, Iām good. Letās go.ā She smile.
Alex grabbed a crowbar, his go-to form of defense, and stepped carefully around where heād been digging. āJust donāt expect me to save your ass if something gets mad at us for inspecting its lunch.ā Scout or not, the girl looked fragile.
Gabriel walked toward Alex until he was standing way too close for the other manās comfort.Ā āAll of them, thanks,ā he said almost sarcastically as he took the cigarettes from his hand and stuffed them in his pocket.Ā
āI hope you plan to earn those this time,ā he took a slight step backwards, hoping to escape. However, there was another shelving unit in his way and he didnāt go very far.
Seeing the Archaeologist move about, he did have a right to move about with his things. However being a smart ass was Axelās job not his.Ā āOh, is it that time off the clock for you?ā
Alex sighed at the continued conversation that was keeping him from leaving, āListen, itās quitting time and Iām sure you have better things to do. If you let me go, Iāll, uh,ā he surveyed the items in his hands, āgive you a steering wheel or something.ā Anything to get the hell out of there before he ended up talking himself into trouble.
She revealed only what she wanted, everything else had to remain on the back burner. Ryleigh was a tough girl, knowing when to keep her emotions at bay. Looking back at Alexander, she sighedĀ āIāll be sure to see if any of the Scouts can find that among their travels. Fruit, sounds good. Plant life, any sign that this isnāt all that is left.ā she dusted her fingers. Wondering what else he findsĀ āBeing an archaeologist everything you wanted to be?ā
He would kill to see a tree in bloom. Or maybe even just an apple that wasnāt freeze-dried and in a vacuum sealed bag. Something fresh and alive, because then maybe heād start feeling alive again too. āItās not. I aspired to be the guy that studies ancient civilizations, long since dead. Not dig up things from a few years ago that I was alive to witness. Itās surreal, you know?ā
His only response to their flying cars topic was a grunt, something he knew Alex would let pass. Thatās how these two men communicated most of the time anyways. When he heard Alex make that intonation in his voice one makes when standing up, Jagger went over to the edge of the hole Alex had been digging on and took a peek. He immediately regretted it as he found himself clueless of whatever was going down there. He didnāt like being clueless. He wasnāt a brilliant kid in school. He was always average. He didnāt need to be reminded of that now.Ā āAbove anything else, yeah. I need a hard one. After seeing this.ā
Alex reached up and pulled himself out of the hole, almost reaching out to put a hand against Jagger to steady himself, but thinking better of it at the last moment. The time heād spent outside the wall had removed the touchy-feely part of him and heād learned quickly to stay outside peopleās personal bubbles unless invited. A drink, or ten, would help. āAh, tis the nature of our new lives: witness something horrible, and then drink to forget. I think itās a pretty successful process.ā