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damned_institute2007-05-02 05:37 pm
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Nightshift 23: 2nd floor staff-only outdoor patio lounging/eating area
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With VII following closely, Xemnas reached the door at the end of the hall. His hand reached for the doorhandle and turned it, mildly surprised the door happened to be unlocked. While he slowly pushed it open, he felt the cold breeze from outside.
He proceeded further outside, scanning his surroundings troroughly for treats lurking in the shadows. It appeared they were in some kind of patio which, judging by the furniture, was most-likely used for lounging. It seemed highly unlikely to find something useful in here. However, there were two doors. And who knew what these doors could be leading to?
With VII following closely, Xemnas reached the door at the end of the hall. His hand reached for the doorhandle and turned it, mildly surprised the door happened to be unlocked. While he slowly pushed it open, he felt the cold breeze from outside.
He proceeded further outside, scanning his surroundings troroughly for treats lurking in the shadows. It appeared they were in some kind of patio which, judging by the furniture, was most-likely used for lounging. It seemed highly unlikely to find something useful in here. However, there were two doors. And who knew what these doors could be leading to?
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Recluse had only just stepped out into the (painful, damnable) moonlight before he realized something was wrong. He had stepped into some sort of altercation that he had no intention to take part in.
There was another door a little way along the wall. He stuck to the shadows along the edge of the room, moving quickly towards his destination, keeping an eye on the other two prisoners. He wasn't going to end up as collateral, whatever the problem here was.
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