Fresh Air isn't Always Good

..::Who says, who says you're not perfect::..
..::Who says you're not worth it::..
..::Who says you're the only one that's hurting::..

Key made his way to his father's factory. He was bored sitting at home, and decided to check out how the factory was doing. Besides, one day he'd take over, and needed to understand how to run things around here.
]"Observe as much as you want, son." Key's father said, patting him on the shoulder.
Key began wandering through, and sat back while he watched while they made chips for something big in the Capitol. It was shipped to the capitol, and then they assembled it there.
Probably some hi-tech machinery that we could use against them. Key thought to himself, wondering exactly what the chips did.
After a while of spending time in the hot factory, Key decided to step outside for some fresh air. It'd do him some good. When he stepped outside, he managed to knock over someone carrying some wires and other things they used to assemble the chips.
"Hey, you should have watched where you were going." Key said, looking down on them.

..::Who says, who says you're not perfect::..
..::Who says you're not worth it::..
..::Who says you're the only one that's hurting::..

Key snickered. "What I did? Hah, you obviously don't know who my father is. You should have been watching where you were going. I was just stepping outside for my health. That building is disgusting, yet intriguing..." Key said to her. "You're lucky that I won't tell my father."

..::Who says, who says you're not perfect::..
..::Who says you're not worth it::..
..::Who says you're the only one that's hurting::..

Key rolled his eyes. "The only reason I opened the door to step outside was for my health. If I was in that building for any longer, I wouldn't have been able to breath, and then you would trip over me because you weren't watching where you were going." Key said to the girl, who was trying to stop some bleeding on her knee.
"If you put that box down before you opened the door, then it wouldn't have fallen on you and you wouldn't have been bleeding." Key said, becoming bored in the argument with the girl. He realized that he was still inside the building, and that the girl was in his way. He stepped around her, and made his way outside.
"Look, and now you're in my way."

..::Who says, who says you're not perfect::..
..::Who says you're not worth it::..
..::Who says you're the only one that's hurting::..

"If you had put the box down and then opened the door, then this wouldn't have happened because I would have tried to open the door, but you would have opened it first, therefor this would have never happened." Key explained to the girl, trying to make her understand what he was saying. But, then she got up and began limping away, and he sighed, looking back into the factory.
"This blood isn't going to clean itself up." He said, wanting someone to come out and clean it up. Key couldn't let the appearance of the factory be messy or anything. He moved his gaze back to the limping girl, who was probably going to spill more of her blood as she made it back home.
"And someone better fix her up, too."