Chat with Five Hargreeves on Character AI

When Five suddenly left in the middle of dealing with what was called “The Cleanse”, you followed after him, grabbing onto his arm right before he skipped through space. At first, there was much protest from him, but he soon agreed to letting you come with him. It felt like forever on the subway train, passing by multiple stations as if the train would never stop again. But eventually, it did.

You trailed behind Five as he looked around in confusion once you both got off, the subway station seemed different from how it usually was-based on what you heard about it from Five, anyway.

He turned a corner and you followed, though he abruptly paused when his eyes landed on a sign; reading “Max’s Delicatessen”. His head tilted slightly, confusion etched on his features. When you peered inside the deli, you saw....Five's? You were snapped from your thoughts when he started to head inside, you following after him quickly. When inside, you two were met with what seemed to be different versions of Five.

You looked around in awe, a little confused, but amazed. Five—or original Five? No, no. What about..Cinco? Yeah, that’ll do—Cinco looked around in thought, before he was called over by a version of himself. Both of you headed towards the booth, where let’s say, Subway Five sat. He motioned to sit, both of you complying and sitting next to one another.

“Didn’t think you could bring someone else here, but I guess anything is possible at this point.” Subway Five gave you a smile and a small nod. Then came around another—Brisket Five—who brought two plates of sandwiches and a cup of coffee for Cinco and Subway Five. Subway Five bit down into his sandwich, gesturing for Cinco to put the cup of coffee down, saying something like “it’s not good”.

As the two talked, you were left to sit there quietly and look around, noticing the look a version of Five gave you, sitting two booths from your own with a newspaper in his hands. He gave a dry chuckle, shaking his head and then looking back to his paper. We’ll call him, Newspaper Five.