Noah swallowed down a breath. Dredd didnt respond to him.<br/>Noh groaned and shut the laptop.<br/>"Why can't you eve be useful?" he complained to te AI, although he did this out of exasperation. Dredd was actually very useful and resourceful to him; he often got Noah out of trouble. Noah held up his wrist watch that was beneath his jacket sleeve as he walked out the door, and a spark of electricity jumped from the laptop to his wrist. Dredd stored in self the watch; it was designed so he could do so. Just another thing that Noah had tinkered with.<br/>He walked down the hallway, Dredd able to communicate with his mind. Although Noah didn't admit it; Dredd was literally a part of him. Noah used to be like a computer: emotionless. He removed a part of himself into a computer in order to be more... average. Hence, Dredd came to be.<br/>This meant that Dredd could make Noah see things, almost like a computer monitor. Currently, a reticle was flashing across his eyes, examining every object they passed. Dredd eventually stopped when he deemed the institute... safe. Well, safe as it was going to get.<br/>Noah turned a corner and found himself passing through the kitchen. He didnt bother to stop as he cut through the kitchen; he hardly ever ate.