"Dark?" He blinked, then realized. "Oh...sorry, I don't always bother to switch on the lights because I know where everything is."
He reached out and flipped a switch, flooding the room with light. It was a fairly normal-looking sitting room, with two couches facing one another and a coffee table in between. A computer sat humming against one wall. A tonne of scientific equipment, like beakers and bunsen burners stood on shelves around the room. The walls looked as if they had been stitched together from disparate sheets of concrete.
"Yes, Nevada in the United States," he said, surprised by her confusion. "It's 2009." He beamed. "Can I get you some coffee?"
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He reached out and flipped a switch, flooding the room with light. It was a fairly normal-looking sitting room, with two couches facing one another and a coffee table in between. A computer sat humming against one wall. A tonne of scientific equipment, like beakers and bunsen burners stood on shelves around the room. The walls looked as if they had been stitched together from disparate sheets of concrete.
"Yes, Nevada in the United States," he said, surprised by her confusion. "It's 2009." He beamed. "Can I get you some coffee?"