A bet!

[seekerofheart]

It's been a while since Isa's come to this world. Honestly, he saw no point in coming here. However, he's once made a mistake of telling his most obnoxious friend, Lea, about this world, Nexus.
One reapt what one sawed, as the saying went. Isa's accidentally made a debt with Lea - on whether-
Whether anyone in Nexus even remembers Isa. Isa bet that no, they don't, not anyone. He hasn't been in Nexus often, or long, after all. He was quite sure to win this stupid, moronic, obnoxious debt and then tell his idiotic Fire fool, I told you so, all right.

For maximum recognisibility (he didn't want Lea doubting the test's purity, oh no, he'd never let him live that down!), he went straight to the library. There!

Now, no one could say anything about his intentions. The former Nobody and now a person again even made a point to quietly say, "Good afternoon," upon entering.
Now he'll see that no one here remembered him, he felt quite assured.

"Any new books since last time, here?"

Now he was just curious.

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[risenintothevoid]

It's a beautiful day for a stroll in the Nexus!

That's what Aegis-9 has decided, anyway. Sure, it's raining a bit and the sun is hidden behind clouds, but there's no lightning or methane storms so it's far more pleasant than Titan usually is. The Exo is unbothered by the light summer shower, water running harmlessly down her metal face and dripping from her armor. The weather's looking liable to move on before too long, anyway.

"We could've waited a few minutes for the storm to pass," her Ghost grumbles, the little fist-sized robot bobbing along over her shoulder.

Aegis waves him off, not even glancing at the smaller 'bot. "I've heard stories about this place; it might decide it wants to storm the rest of the day. I don't want to waste time while we're here, not if we want to make it to the briefing on time this afternoon. Excuse me!" she calls out, seeing a fellow Nexus-goer. "What's a must-see attraction here for a tourist on a day trip?"