Krei isn't bad at running. He's done a few charity 5K events over the years, even ran a half marathon once. It had been good for publicity, and it helped keep him in shape. Appearance, when one is so often in the public eye, is everything.
Apparently appearance means quite a lot in this place as well, because despite the fact that he's only just arrived and doesn't have much of anything to his name (he's fairly sure the shops here don't take AMEX), he's still wearing a very expensive tailored suit. A suit that seems to have caught the eye of a few of the locals--kedan, they were called? They'd clustered behind him as he'd wandered through the streets, unaware. Waited for him to turn the wrong way. Which he did, because he honestly doesn't have the slightest idea where anything is in this city yet.
And then, for the first time in his life, billionaire Alistair Krei had almost been mugged.
Almost.
And now he's running--why is there so much running in his life these days?--and a dry little voice in the back of his mind is so, so thankful for those publicity stunts and the long hours training on the treadmill. He'll have to schedule another one out of gratitude when he gets back to San Fransokyo. If he gets back.
Alistair Krei | Big Hero 6
Krei isn't bad at running. He's done a few charity 5K events over the years, even ran a half marathon once. It had been good for publicity, and it helped keep him in shape. Appearance, when one is so often in the public eye, is everything.
Apparently appearance means quite a lot in this place as well, because despite the fact that he's only just arrived and doesn't have much of anything to his name (he's fairly sure the shops here don't take AMEX), he's still wearing a very expensive tailored suit. A suit that seems to have caught the eye of a few of the locals--kedan, they were called? They'd clustered behind him as he'd wandered through the streets, unaware. Waited for him to turn the wrong way. Which he did, because he honestly doesn't have the slightest idea where anything is in this city yet.
And then, for the first time in his life, billionaire Alistair Krei had almost been mugged.
Almost.
And now he's running--why is there so much running in his life these days?--and a dry little voice in the back of his mind is so, so thankful for those publicity stunts and the long hours training on the treadmill. He'll have to schedule another one out of gratitude when he gets back to San Fransokyo. If he gets back.
B - Choose your Own Adventure
((Hit me! I'll roll with just about anything))