Humanity First RP

Skye 
"Because, Sherlock," Skye said as she started walking, "that is literally impossible." You sir, are trouble yourself. 

Outlaw 
She continued her study of the map. If I know them correctly, they will have moved the tasers to that block.... she thought, mentally sorting it all. She heard someone but didn’t stir from her position. Long as they passed she was good. If it was a guard and he saw her not good, as she was on the most wanted by the ‘government’

Ashwin
"Nothing is impossible," he replied, a teasing tone to his voice. "And what is this about calling me Sherlock? I'm a patrolman, not a detective. And you should see my scores in school," he added with a small chuckle. 

Skye 
Skye was aware of the person in the shadows, but didn't acknowledge their existence. "Have you ever heard of a nickname? I'm teasing you, obviously." Skye grinned. "I bet the most rebellious thing you've done is step one inch out of line when you were five. I'm sure your grades are better than mine." Skye turned to him, mock-whispering. "I actually used to obey rules in grade school. Every single one of them!"

Ashwin
"Mine were awful, and it had nothing to do with rules. I'm just terrible at schooling, and not that smart to boot." Ash laughed at her 'whispering.' "I almost can't believe that. And for the record, I used to go out past my curfew and explore restricted zones with my friends. But then we got caught after my friend got hurt and started yelling, and didn't do it again. Rules are there for a reason." Ash shrugged a little, glancing at a kid that ran past. 

Skye 
"So Mr. Rule-follower has- excuse me, had- a rebellious streak. That is groundbreaking," Skye teased, then noticed his expression. "It's not for everyone, I suppose."

Outlaw 
She listened to them, willing the boy not to look this way. Wait, was that Skye? She had met the girl once at the only meeting  she’d attended, which had been because someone had tracked her down and dragged her to the meeting. 

Ashwin
He smiled. "It's not that surprising. Doesn't every kid stretch the limits?" Ash noticed the poor man from earlier walking down the street and quickly glanced away. He hoped the man hadn't realized it was him who had left the food. For some reason Ash preferred to remain anonymous when he did things like this. 

Skye 
"There's someone I know who has never budged a centimeter out of line. You'd think I would have learned from someone, but I didn't. Self-taught rebel."

Ashwin
He looked over at her curiously, but didn't say what he was thinking. "Should I b-" Ash winced when the man came hurrying over, having spotted him. "Thank you, sir, for earlier. Did you leave the food on my door?" Ash gave him a carefully practiced blank look. "What food?" "Somebody left us food. I thought it was you and have been hoping to thank you, but I guess I'll never know who it was. Well, regardless, thank you for earlier." The man hurried off and Ash exhaled with relief. 

Skye 
Skye observed the exchange silently. "Should you be?"

Ashwin 
"I forget what I was going to say," he said with a laugh. That was embarrassing. I don't know why it's so hard to do things anonymously. " How old are you?" He wasn't sure how old Desiree was, but a quick search would provide the answer.

Skye 
"19. I'm just really short."

Ashwin
"I would have guessed around there anyway," Ash replied, holding back his laughter. 

Kaylee
"Can a girl not spend her remaining minutes complaining? Rude." She muttered, but it was said so weakly that any underlying insult became hollow. "So, Houdini, apart from vanishing, what have you been doing?"