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Tzar stared as the waitress grabbed a random the man who had just arrived the pulled him out the back as her boss yelled at her, the woman sitting at his table had also walked away as the owner of the restaurant asked her to go call the waitress. "Such strange people..." he shrugged at the thought it was really none of his business. He looked out the window it seemed that the rain was finally stopping, not completely but it was good enough. Tzar grabbed his coat from the seat while placing some money on the table and walked out the door.

As he walked out he saw that the mother and child were still there, it was a sad sight and there was little he could do about it, and so he grabbed the money that was still in his wallet and drop it in front of them as he continued walking. He scratched the back of his head trying to decided which way would lead back to Republic City, it was getting late and it wouldn't be the smartest of plans to stay in the slums at night, it was already dangerous even though it was still day time. But there was really no way to tell, the slums was a maze to him he considered asking for directions but the idea quickly left his mind. Instead he simply kept walking hoping this time he would have more luck finding the way back.