Snippet #1894763

Relieved from guard duty, Jared had been in his small room assigned to be his living quarters. It was sparsely decorated and felt metallic and cold, but it worked. He was out of his normal guard uniform and dressed in casual pants and button up shirt as he sat at his small desk. Jared finished typing a message on his laptop and sent it out. Then he yawned as he closed his laptop and stood up. Stretching himself, he looked around for a moment. His break was still on for a few hours. In fact, even the experiments - no, he corrected himself, even the children had been let out of the building and allowed to roam the outdoors for a "break."

Jared left the room and began moving towards the exit of the building. He wasn't on duty but he wanted to watch them. Hopefully, he could see them have some innocent fun that was usually robbed from them. Outside, he saw a group of them heading up the grassy slope of the hill and towards a small forest kept on the facility. Faintly, he thought he could hear one of them, perhaps Eden, calling out something cheerfully. Jared moved along the shade cast by the facility building towards the watchtower. The top was usually empty apart from one or two guards keeping an eye out for major escapes or maybe people trying to get into the facility. It was also Jared's favorite spot. He would be able to be alone and he would be able to keep an eye out on the subjects.