He always enjoyed coming here. Mostly for the atmosphere, but also because of the quiet. There were no phones ringing off the wall, no nurses, doctors, and patients roaming the room like they were on fire and ready to beat the next person that asked them a simple question like, "where's room 302" or "how do I get to the burn ward from here". Just a simple front office with maybe two or three other people and a pair of resident doctors. Small staff of nurse's and other techies. And the mechanic. She was small, a little old school and grey around the head, but always played things straight. Last time he was in here she'd threatened to beat him within an inch of his life.<br/><br/>Of course, last time he'd been in here his projector was practically smoking due to him trying to poke around at it himself. Almost set himself on fire and actually did cook the circuits in one side of it. Still, since then all had been good.<br/><br/>He waved back to the woman who had paid him the greeting, his flesh arm raising and wrist bending to and fro in a sort of awkward motion. The differences between his limbs always lended itself toward some... strange motions with either of them. Still, he figured it hadn't bothered anyone since none had ever mentioned it. Or perhaps they just understood and didn't want to make him feel more odd than he already did. "Yep, Hardsol at five and Morris." He confirmed, reciting the street names as though routine.<br/><br/>She was his age, or at least, very close to it. "Honestly, I wasn't entirely sure I was in the right place first time I got here either. Had this mental image of what medical centers were like, hustle and bustle. Smell a bit like frustrated staff and forced dreams. Loud as all get out. But I can confirm you're in the right place. The receptionist will hopefully tell you the same." He waved to Clarise behind the desk, noting that she gave him a short nod in response.<br/><br/>"Names Gabriel, pleased to meet ya." He returned the tired womans smile with a more energetic one of his own, he was happy to be here, and glad for the new company.