Lapis shakes her head slowly, her expression closing so as not to betray how mystifying his vocabulary is proving to be. Humans do have the most unusual sort of lexicon.
"That won't be a problem," she says matter-of-factly, choosing to address the part of his statement she understands. "I'm used to going unnoticed."
The entrance to the place, Arcadia, is lined with several stands, all bearing the loud pronouncement of TICKETS TICKETS TICKETS. Just beyond them is some kind of mechanical gate, a vertical post fixed with horizontal arms barring the way.
The humans stationed at the stands haven't seemed to have noticed them, too preoccupied by the irregular flow of other humans passing in and out of the gates. Whatever the 'tickets' are, they seem vital to passage into Arcadia.
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"That won't be a problem," she says matter-of-factly, choosing to address the part of his statement she understands. "I'm used to going unnoticed."
The entrance to the place, Arcadia, is lined with several stands, all bearing the loud pronouncement of TICKETS TICKETS TICKETS. Just beyond them is some kind of mechanical gate, a vertical post fixed with horizontal arms barring the way.
The humans stationed at the stands haven't seemed to have noticed them, too preoccupied by the irregular flow of other humans passing in and out of the gates. Whatever the 'tickets' are, they seem vital to passage into Arcadia.