Minamoto watched this, whenever he didn't need to keep his eyes firmly on the road. "You appear to have driven before..." he said while putting his eyes back on the road, but then decided to change the subject. "It's not good to assume that the actions of a group of people reflect on the entirety of the organization they work for."
"Whomever those scientists were, were not working in the best interests of BABEL," Minamoto said, stopping the car at a light and leaning back against his seat while he waited for it to change. "If it were possible to find them, or at least those who had supported them, we could stop this from happening again..."
HQs, Hospital Wing
Sakura was awake and well, she sat up in her bed and was reading a book that one of the nurses had brought over to her. The nurse seemed rather surprised, it was a common assumption amongst most people that the deaf weren't very intelligent.
For Sakura, she was already proving just how wrong that assumption was. A young girl who should've only just gotten out of preschool, yet was reading a book traditionally read by those either in high-school or college. It was staggering to say the least, and Sakaki found himself wondering if the girls parents - if she had any that is - had taken a lot of time to educate her in her early life and if she had strieved to improve herself. He knew that there were naturally protagies out there, children whom were much smarter than their age dictated, perhaps Sakura was one of them... perhaps even Toshiro was one too when he thought about it, given how the boy talks.
For Sakura, the girl wasn't that lucky, or at least she wouldn't have been had she strangely not had memories that made no sense. They were still being collected and put into their places, but the more time passed the more those memories asserted themselves, but that still didn't help her 'truly' understand what was going on.
She had memories of herself as a teenager, a girl who lived in a post-apocalytic land, a destroyed Tokyo and a rather ruined world. All of it made no sense, espically when she glanced out the window and saw just how peaceful and... right... this world appeared. Where the memories just something being created by her subconcious perhaps due to all of the abuse and hardship she had endured these psat four-five years? Or, could these memories be real... could my powers somehow tapped into a future of some sort? A parelle universe maybe? the young child shook her head, a nurse noticing and looking over.
"You ok?" she asked, forgetting for that brief moment that Sakura couldn't hear her, but the young girl 'did' hear her, or rather, 'felt' the words through her powers.
With a smile, Sakura nodded her head and returned to her book, flipping a page while a purr box sat sleeping in her lap.