It is only very shortly after Guy actually leaves the bar that he realizes that, you know, maybe some of his confidence in getting back was actually the alcohol after all. Now that he’s outside and trying to find his way to the train, it’s... a lot harder to navigate then he expected.
(It doesn’t help that he’s having a helluva time keeping his balance. He can feel himself swaying as he tries to make his way down the street- a street he swears he’s already turned onto and walked down already.)
He can’t help but notice, either, that there are a lot more people in the streets this time of night than he would expect. A whole lot of them, some gathering in small crowds. There’s shouting... is this some kind of riot? Guy thinks he can remember hearing something about tensions building in the city. He’s suddenly very overwhelmed.
Shit. Guy might as well admit it to himself. He’s lost, and wasted, and really not reasoning clearly enough to figure out how to make his way back to the bar, much less to his apartment. There’s a moment where he considers just sitting down and waiting for his head to clear, but the shouting in the distance is getting louder. Daylen definitely mentioned that it was dangerous with the way things were in the city lately, didn’t he? It’s probably a bad idea.
But does he have any other choice?
He’s about to give up, face whatever danger might come from being out here right now, when something catches his eye.
A public telephone. He’s never... actually used a phone before, but if he remembers right, there should be one in every apartment. So, provided he can figure it out, he should be able to get in contact with someone, right?
Because. Right now, he is in a little over his head.
He ducks into the little booth, stumbling a little against the glass. Fuck, he’s dizzy. Guy can only hope he can sober up enough to figure out how this damn thing works. Thankfully, he manages to find a tattered book sitting on a shelf beneath the phone that seems to have numbers for the different apartment complexes around the city. If he’s lucky, it’s up to date.
Guy takes a deep breath, attempts to steady himself, and dials the number for T5.