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damned_institute2012-08-31 08:31 pm
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Night 65: Courtyard
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From his perch on the top of the wall, Gren had a pretty good view of the courtyard as a whole. It had been weeks since he'd been out here at night, but it looked about as unsavory as he remembered, if not intrinsically dangerous. Thankfully, the door to the cafeteria was within easy reach and didn't require crossing much of the yard itself.
"Looks safe," he called back to Hakkai, waiting to drop down onto the other side of the wall until he was sure the other man could make it over on his own. No point in scaling the same wall twice if he could avoid it.
From his perch on the top of the wall, Gren had a pretty good view of the courtyard as a whole. It had been weeks since he'd been out here at night, but it looked about as unsavory as he remembered, if not intrinsically dangerous. Thankfully, the door to the cafeteria was within easy reach and didn't require crossing much of the yard itself.
"Looks safe," he called back to Hakkai, waiting to drop down onto the other side of the wall until he was sure the other man could make it over on his own. No point in scaling the same wall twice if he could avoid it.
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He gave Gren a small, quick smile. "Ready?"
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"It's probably locked, but I know it can be forced open." He and Edgar had managed it once, he didn't think it'd be terribly hard to do it again.
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"Do you have anything I could use to pick this?" he said, keeping his voice low. "Otherwise I can force it easily enough, but that's probably noisier."
Though tonight he felt like anything that bled off a bit more of his power might be good, tonight.
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"The shovel could probably take care of it, if nothing else." It would be noisy, though, and there was a chance he could mangle it without actually breaking the lock, thus ruining this particular avenue into the cafeteria. If that happened, they'd be out of luck, because there was no way he was going back into the Sun room.
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He placed his hand flat against it, conjuring a bit of his power - and it was harder to do than usual, but somehow he managed - and sent it forward. He knew doing this at such close range was going to sting, though he still winced a little as the power backlashed against his hand. There was a very small, muffled explosion, and then he pulled his hand back, shaking it to try to make the stinging feeling go away. It had worked, though - there was a chunk of door the size of his palm missing, right on top of the lock. Despite everything that had gone wrong today, he couldn't help but smile a little at that accomplishment.
"There. Let's go." He pushed the door open just enough to step inside.
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