[It's not long after the vote that the mastermind sees the two of them relocated--from what Sayaka's gathered, it seems like they were in a place that's rather valuable to the corporation in general. Either way, they're directed into some sort of vehicle that looks like something out of a science fiction film, and Sayaka keeps her eyes and ears open the entire time.
It's all they really can do at this point, because apparently whatever technology they're using to make these cars makes them go fast through the dimensions; there's barely any time to see anything outside the window before they're at the destination in question.
...An abandoned school building. Cheeky. Sayaka really tries hard not to roll her eyes as they're lead inside and given an orientation on what they need to do in order to run these stupid games. It's almost akin to a crash course, really, though the peons Sayaka and Mondo are dealing with assure them that they're "here to provide pointers" (a sentiment that Sayaka wishes she could gag at, or tell them to shove their pointers up their ass) as needed, which would be nice in any other context! It's not in this one. Not at all.
By the time the peons leave them to get everything properly set up in this stupid building and check for any last minute repairs, they have a few scant hours of time where nobody seems to be listening in or watching them. None of the cameras are online either, from the look of it, but Sayaka's content to stay in the office and write notes on everything that she's learned. There's plenty of notes already, just on observations and the notes she's forced herself to take on how to actually run these games with Mondo at her side, but if all goes well, perhaps they'll be able to break this from the inside.
It's a sentiment that Sayaka can get across to Mondo now, at any rate, as she sighs into her notebook when the footsteps of the other people can't be heard anymore.]
...Ugh, they're finally gone. They really were trying to be here forever... [Sayaka sighs and looks over to Mondo with a tired smile.] I think we have a little while to ourselves. Mind coming over here?
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It's all they really can do at this point, because apparently whatever technology they're using to make these cars makes them go fast through the dimensions; there's barely any time to see anything outside the window before they're at the destination in question.
...An abandoned school building. Cheeky. Sayaka really tries hard not to roll her eyes as they're lead inside and given an orientation on what they need to do in order to run these stupid games. It's almost akin to a crash course, really, though the peons Sayaka and Mondo are dealing with assure them that they're "here to provide pointers" (a sentiment that Sayaka wishes she could gag at, or tell them to shove their pointers up their ass) as needed, which would be nice in any other context! It's not in this one. Not at all.
By the time the peons leave them to get everything properly set up in this stupid building and check for any last minute repairs, they have a
few scant hours of time where nobody seems to be listening in or watching them. None of the cameras are online either, from the look of it, but Sayaka's content to stay in the office and write notes on everything that she's learned. There's plenty of notes already, just on observations and the notes she's forced herself to take on how to actually run these games with Mondo at her side, but if all goes well, perhaps they'll be able to break this from the inside.
It's a sentiment that Sayaka can get across to Mondo now, at any rate, as she sighs into her notebook when the footsteps of the other people can't be heard anymore.]
...Ugh, they're finally gone. They really were trying to be here forever... [Sayaka sighs and looks over to Mondo with a tired smile.] I think we have a little while to ourselves. Mind coming over here?