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Smirking at the lady, she nodded confidently. "Call me whatever you want. Not like I'd want to come back in here. This place freaks me out." She decided to ignore her other remarks, as Fontaine wasn't mean, and she might have had an attitude, but that was just because her friend was being put in danger by some lady. Fontaine didn't feel right about bringing the whole part where In Suk was also deaf, as she had enough of the store, and especially the lady running it. Sighing rather loudly, she looked in the direction of the door, looking back at the store owner, giving her a long stare down, before she started to walk away. She only walked a few steps, before looking behind her to make sure that In Suk was coming. Before continuing to walk, she looked back over to the lady. "You know, I hope that you learn some respect, because my friend here was really interested in seeing something unusual, but of course, you took that away from her because you have such amazing rules. Have a nice life." She said with one last glare before turning around and grabbed In Suk's hand firmly. "Let's go, okay?" Fontaine said in a reassuring voice even though she knew that In Suk couldn't understand.

She couldn't believe the shop owner was so hot headed and mean to her own customers. Gritting her teeth as she almost pulled In Suk away from the lady and her crazy store, she stopped after a few steps of being away from the store, turning behind her to make sure that In Suk was still okay. Smiling, she looked at her, looked around her to make sure that she didn't have scars or that she wasn't hurt anywhere. Relieved that she was fine, Fontaine took a deep breath and smiled once again, knowing that they were both okay. Thinking to herself, she wasn't sure as to what they were supposed to do now. Looking away from her, Fontaine did a 360 of their surroundings, looking for anything that could be of use or fun to them, but to her, everything looked bland and the same. Turning over to In Suk once again, thinking that maybe she had an idea. Tilting her head to the side, she looked at the girl with a light smile.

Being given the 'hold on sign' by her friend, she tilted her head back to it's original position, she patiently waited. Feeling a bit awkward when she saw her friend trying to type on her phone with one hand, she considered letting go, but at the same time, In Suk didn't seem to mind too much. As the girl stared almost blankly at her phone, Fontaine got the idea in her head that the girl was most likely looking at something that she didn't understand. She so wanted to just talk to her in English, but she knew that the effort would be pointless. As In Suk lifted the phone up a bit higher, she lightly took it with her free hand, seeing what the girl had pulled up.

A map of the city, an English map. It all connected in her head now, as English dominated a lot of their island, so it made sense that the map would also have English names. Observing the map, she put on a pondered look, unsure if she could even figure out where they were. They just exited a store, with a bunch of other stores and buildings around them. Not very descriptive. Taking a quick 180 check around them, she didn't see any signs or street names at all. Sighing, she raised her shoulders lightly, wondering if there was a way to get direction on the electronic thing. She herself wasn't good with the little light boxes that everyone loved.

Their best bet was to just pick a place and hope for the best. Of course, it would make a lot more sense for her to choose, but couldn't. How on earth am I supposed to pick somewhere that I don't even know? She asked herself as she contemplated. Choosing the first and closest option on the little map, a line on the screen showed up, as the map zoomed in and gave them directions to their unknown location. Maybe she wasn't too bad with electronics! Turning the phone around, she showed In Suk quickly that she had chosen somewhere.

Taking the girl's very subtle response into consideration, she knew that In Suk wasn't opposed to the idea of it. Nodding lightly to herself, Fontaine quickly looked back towards her, giving the girl a short up sweet smile before walking in the direction she had seen her point her only a few seconds ago. She wasn't sure exactly as to what she was supposed to expect from this unknown place. Fontaine was okay with anything, as long as it didn't freak out In Suk or put them in danger. As thy passed by people, it seemed to her that no one even cared to pay attention to them. Maybe it was the fact that it looked as if Fontaine was getting chased by a lost puppy, as she was going a bit too fast, urging to see what the new store would offer. Slowing down a few steps to go to In Suk's pace, she turned her head to the girl to give her an 'I'm sorry I usually walk alone' type look.

Relieved to see the look that In Suk gave her, it seemed that she understood, or at least acknowledged that Fontaine had changed her pace for her. Smiling and giving herself a short but sweet giggle, she kept the same, slower pace, substituting speed for comfort. Looking around them, it seemed as if they were so small, compared to other people. Not that they were in any way short, but everyone else felt too focused on other tasks. She felt that if she didn't have In Suk's hand, they would be lost forever in a swarm full of people and buildings.

Squeezing the girl's hand lightly, making sure that she was still there, she kept her slow pace, hoping that they were going in the right direction. Looking back to the girl, she gave a 'I really hope that we aren't lost' look, concerned that she had brought them to an unknown location. Jumping up lightly, she tried to see if they were indeed heading in the right direction. Smiling at her find, she looked back towards In Suk, giving her a 'Okay we are good I found it' look, as she casually walked for a few seconds, pointing to the place that they wanted to go to once it was clear to them both.