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Here you can scavenge for parts. The trash heap contains a good number of parts and pieces which you can use in building things.

Coyote sighed. The air wasn't as fresh as the marketplace, but he felt at home. He pulled out the keys and turned off the invisibility on his ship. He was quite proud of that feature. He looked at the pile of items in the trash heap, and groaned. Another day of sifting through the grime. He honestly didn't care how dirty he got. Once the locator was fixed, he could enter Ebony's code and search for her. He clearly remembered the day she told him that he could find her by entering the code into any locator. She said something about a tracking chip implanted when she was little.

After hours of searching, Coyote finally found the pieces he needed and installed them with his rusty tools. The locator glowed happily. He sighed with contentment and started up the ship, turning on invisibility. The locator bleeped, "Please enter item to be located." Carefully, he entered, "1257004," and it loaded. "Locating…" it read. He sighed when he read the loaded map, and took off for Paris, France.

Soyo was stumbling along the uneven ground of the scrap heap with the help of Adea. "Thank you again, Dea," she told the android.

"It is my pleasure, Miss Kaze," Adea replied, sitting Soyo down. "Androids are meant to serve and if have no one to help, then I can no longer function properly."

"I'm glad to be of service, then," Soyo said, trying to pinpoint the location of Adea's voice.

"Over here, Miss Kaze," Adea told her, turning to Soyo's face in the direction she was in.

"Ah, there you are," Soyo mumbled. She reached out to lightly grab Adea's silicone wrist. "Your help has been invaluable to me these past years."