Spaced out.

[KamiFaby]

John placed the glass on the table and leaned back. "Why here? Good question. As I already told you, I tried to arrange a small apartment on Los Angeles but they had a 'better' idea." John shrugs and looks at Lachance. "As for the reason why they choose an officer's apartment, I don't know, I can only speculate." His looks wandered back to his glass on the table. Small water drops ran down on the side of the glass, forming a small ring of water around the glass. As he started speaking his sight rose to the libertonian flag right in front of the couch. "My best bet would be to intimidate you, not with militaristic force rather with being in the heart of your enemies home. And quite frankly..." John stopped as soon as he heard a door open. The man, that had vanished in the bedroom when they arrived, has now left said room and stood behind them. "Sir, Miss. The apartment is now ready." "Thanks, you can leave now." The man silently nodded and grabbed the bag that stood next to him. With a smile he left the apartment and closed the door behind him.

John let out a sigh and turned to Lachance again. After he quickly cleared his throat he continued. "And quite frankly I don't think this is a good idea. It just drives one crazy and lets one loose its own mind. No one should suffer from that." John grabbed his glass again and emptied it with one jug. He then turns over to the libertonian flag that was previously placed in the room. Taking a few steps towards it he extends his arms and takes the flag off the wall. Proceeding to fold it he placed it on the table in front of Lachance. "I don't suppose you like the look of the flag."

His sight glided from one door the the other and finally he walked closer to one of them. "Don't you want to take a look at the different rooms? After all you might have to live here for a while." He opened the door and walked into the bedroom. A huge window covered a whole wall of the room, allowing to the inhabitant to watch part of the district. John stepped closer and watched silently out of the window for a while.