Location
Room 4
Interaction(s)
Innocent Worker, Anyone in Room 4
Attire
Picture above + Cargo Pants
Ever since he had been relocated to the new building, he has had no idea of what to do with himself. He was tempted to set the strange ridiculous books on fire to see how long it would take for them to burn. On the other hand he assumed the workers in the building wouldn't appreciate it. 082 was pretty surprised most of the books were so dull, although the picture books made him laugh because of the level of simplicity. He assumed someone put them there as a joke. He really hoped they did it for a laugh and not because they underestimated his own level of intelligent. During his stay, it was amusing to him to create scenarios to test the workers that walked through the door. Some were purely on accident, such as reorganizing his system which to others looks like piles of ripped pages, sketches, and parts all over the place. He attempted to rebuild the CD player but he had forgotten to write down the schematics. Quickly enough he dismissed it into the small pile of parts which he so happened to create it not too far from the door.
0825762 wasn't too familiar with his new name. Whenever in the field he'd simply be addressed as, 'soldier', or 'private'. It simply depended on how long he stayed in one area, and at the moment he was growing extremely uncomfortable with the lack of peace around the area. He was itching to blow something up. He wondered if he could get his hands on some gunpowder... He shoved the thought away as he heard the door crash against the metal scrap pile as he turned around, currently sitting in the chair put against the desk. He looked slightly irritated as he spat, "Doesn't anyone knock first here?! When are ya imbeciles gonna learn that you're disrupting my stashes!" If someone had the know how that 0825762 did with parts, they'd know that they were organized by the ID number of parts. Although on the other hand, he didn't know what most parts identified as he simply referenced his knowledge with the parts to build a bomb. He was slowly learning how to build other things, but was frustrated at how useless some of them were as soon as he completed the construction.
The woman shivered before she frowned at the male. "I fully apologize, but you're needed in room 4 in 27 minutes." The explosive expert let out an irritated sigh before turning around to stare at the metal he was currently in the process of rebuilding. It was currently a mess, especially since he couldn't find his screwdriver anywhere. He began fiddling with the gadget attempting to place piece by piece together as the woman began once more to speak again. "Excuse m-" 0825762 let out a sigh before interrupting, "Yeah, yeah. I heard you. I ain't deaf. Shut the door on the way out." After a few moments he heard the door shut as he stood up to pile the parts once more before he glanced up at the clock. He despised being late despite his rebellious attitude. After all, you don't get an extra 2 minutes when defusing a bomb. When those minutes are up, the ending is highly predictable and as exciting as it was to have five seconds left he didn't have a death wish. 0825762 wondered what the authorities wanted with him now. Perhaps they'd let him out into the wild? Most likely not, he after all wasn't 'normal'.
The male got up to look in the small mirror that had been placed on the inside of the closet. This object was entirely new to him. It was strange for him to have a mirror anywhere around him. That and the fact that he didn't give a damn about his appearances so he didn't want one anyways. He placed a hand on the mirror and took a deep breath. Currently dressed in a white, slightly tainted t-shirt along with cargo shorts he soon enough dressed himself in a comfortable blue sweatshirt that seemed to have a cartoon character. He wouldn't question it. He took one of the more exposing pieces of clothing that was too bright for his eyes and used a scrap of sharp metal to rip it into a few more pieces. He set it aside for further purposes as he begun to loop it into the sharp pieces of metal.
He preferred this to sitting around and reading the sad excuses for books that they filed on his shelf. Perhaps one night he'd see how easy it was to slip out the door to the outside world. On the other hand he didn't know why he'd even consider it, 0825762 already hated fellow soldiers and they were trained. He wondered what stupidity he'd meet if he met 'normal citizens'. 0825762 shook his head. He didn't even want to imagine it. He slipped on his usual worn out boots, they were getting old and frayed. He wondered if the facility would supply him with new ones, or if he was going to once again get a size too big for him. He wouldn't dare walk around in his socks, that was just asking for someone to point at him and snicker. His cargo pants were too baggy without them as he carefully tucked his pants into his boots.
He glanced once more at the clock, giving him time to actually find the room in the sorry excuse for a building. He was frustrated with himself all because he had forgotten to ask the dimwit worker as to where the room actually was. 0825762 decided the best alternative would be to simply wander around until he caught sight of a sign or something. The only good thing about the place was the labels put on the doors. He exited his room shutting the door behind him. He fiddled with the pieces of cloth, weaving them together. After he finished he simply undid the knot and started anew once more.
As he entered the room he looked blankly straight ahead. These were new faces, and he was pondering whenever he had to actually associate any names with the individuals. He then he frowned. If it was going to be a 'how are you feeling today' meeting then he was going to go insane. He has had enough of the building as it is. How ironic for the government to screw them up and throw them out of the army and then supply them with people who questioned his mental state. At least the battlefield provided him with excitement, after all he only had the duties of clean up. He scratched at his cheek, "082..." 0825762 paused, he hadn't taken the time to memorize his numbers. More like he didn't care to. He only saw the corner of the sheet before he threw it in the 'nonsense' book pile. It was ridiculous to him how long it was, although he couldn't exactly estimate the number of other soldiers in the program. If anyone had similar numbers then so be it. If the people in the room were qualified to even see him he assumed that they were smart enough to figure out who the hell he was.
0825762 disliked having useless numbers in his mind.They just floated around until they became stored and popped out at the most inconvenient times. He started once more, "082 is present. If I was called to this room to talk about the weather or for the purpose of getting to know you folks... Then you would've been better off sending me an essay." He stated with a frown. If he was made aware that this was for the sake of a mission he wouldn't add attitude, but for someone to summon him to a room without telling him the purpose... It gave him a motive to question the people standing in the room. He wasn't born into the army just to screw around and get all 'buddy buddy' with other people. He didn't like the looks of them, not at all.