She nods. "Do you want me to come with you?"

"Having friends on adventures is - really, really nice. But I don't want you to do stuff you don't feel's safe or anything."

She nods and taps at her phone. "I won't. But most things that aren't people are safer than people, I think. With my hearing, anyway."

"Yeah. Then - I'd like you along, if you wanna come along."

"Okay." "We have a few hours before I'll want to sleep, I don't know how tired you are." Also: what sounds interesting, nearish by?

"I'm not very tired."

Within an hour's walk, two levels below them, is a smaller technology section, and someone's discussing a section of shelves with some new adventure books that sprang up near them - which Rescue should be able to narrow down the vague location of through landmarks - and about two hours away is a small movie parlor, comfortable chairs all arranged for viewing a medium-sized screen.

"We could go see a movie. There's a big screen place for it. It's a little far but we can sleep there after."

"Oh, cool, yeah! That'd be neat."

"Okay." And off they can go, detouring a little here and there to see interesting landmarks and pick out a movie.

September wants to watch a more modern movie, and seems really interested by ones with a lot of bright colors and computer involvement - CGI is such a cool concept. Does Rescue have movie types she doesn't want to watch, because some of these animated musicals look cool but so does this other live action movie about a dragon and the people fighting him - it says it has 3D options!

She doesn't like things that are too scary but the dragon movie looks fine! 

Dragon movie it is, then, which runs until September's actually tired enough to sleep. Still, she's captivated by the screen and the cinematic effects and the music -

Denice makes it through most of the movie, but falls asleep before it's over, snuggled up in a sweatshirt from her bag with matching pants for a pillow. September may have to figure out how to turn the show off herself at the end.

She manages that after a bit of poking, then curls up to sleep herself. Maybe they can listen pillows and blankets into being before tomorrow night...

Denice sleeps a little restlessly, but quietly. She's still asleep when the other girl wakes up in the morning.

September eats a quick breakfast out of her supplies, and spends the time paging through her provisions book, bookmarking stuff that'd be good to read out soon. This one actually has an ode to camping supplies, which makes her grin.

At some point she'll notice that the other girl is awake and quietly fiddling with her phone again.

"Good morning!"

She looks up and waves, and goes back to her tapping, until she has a list of nearby landmarks for the phone to read out.

"I wouldn't mind watching another movie? But adventure books would also be neat."

"We can go get those, and then I want to listen to people for a while."

"Okay! Should we listen for breakfast, too?"

She doesn't answer, but gets the now-familiar far-off look that indicates she's listening, and food begins to appear.

She waits to say 'thanks' until Rescue seems done listening, then picks out her favorites plus some stuff she's never seen before to eat.

Rescue eats the rest, and then they can set off for the movie racks, looking at the books along the way to see if there's anything interesting.