Integration: Part Fifteen + Epilogue (Final)
Welcome home, dylan."
Integration: Part Eleven
When they passed a firefighting truck the man gave dylan a forward shove, encouraging him to keep running without him. dylan ran through a corridor of fire.
Integration: Part Thirteen
"hear nothing," dylan said. "see nothin'," tobias muttered. "fuckin' goggles." dylan smirked, and the corporal nudged him for them both to turn and run after the civilians.
Integration: Part Twelve
Duntay decided it would be best to transfer dylan to a hospital integration program, despite dylan and kira wishing to stay together.
Integration: Part Fourteen
He slapped dylan on one his arm's plates. "go nuts, man. it's fun." dylan watched him walk back towards the lab, then looked inside of the vestibule between the doors.
Integration: Part Eight
dylan was the first to speak, "that went a lot better than i expected," mirroring kira's earlier thoughts. kira flicked an ear out of dylan's sight. "yes. though admittedly i thought it would go well.
Integration: Part Seven
Could he be right about dylan losing his family? if that happened to her, she would be devastated. but dylan seemed afraid, not heartbroken. "mitchell... i think you may be wrong on dylan losing everything." "why?" "come now. think about it.
Integration: Part Ten
Cody snorted and cuffed dylan on the chest as he was pushed along. "i'm just smart. uh... sometimes." -- dylan must have missed something; he was expecting another normal class on another species.
Integration: Part Nine
Russell stared neutrally back, cody and andrew waved, and dylan averted his gaze.
Integration: Part Six
He nodded towards dylan. "there is no line," she shot back. but bob just stared at her, expecting her to collect dylan and clear his food line.
Integration: Part Five
dylan shrugged, but didn't say anything before trikil spoke next. "i hope we get to switch scales at some point. that would be fun." dylan wanted to ask him how it would be 'fun.'
Integration: Part Four
dylan on the other hand, as well as the other humans, was practically the exact opposite.