After that rather satisfying lunch with "Mr. Pilgrim", Erika decided she had successfully spread enough misery to make her feel slightly better about last night's events. Not that she was entirely happy because she had that disgusting glop for breakfast while in the sight of a breakfast buffet, but it took the edge off a bit. For now, Erika decided to retreat to the Arts and Crafts room, not because she was interested in expressing her hatred and dark feelings in art form, but because she wanted to use its supplies to make a map of the basement so far.
Her map was a little inaccurate, given that she didn't know how big the unknown rooms were at this point and how many were on the other side, so she gave good guesses based off of the evidence she saw in the room and her own reasoning, and she stared at the finished project (a mess cobbled together with markers and construction paper) for a good few minutes. They made some progress, but ... Last night didn't go that well, though it could have been worse. The boy they traveled with didn't die, but he was in no condition to walk to the next room, so they had to finish for that night. They probably didn't have that much time to make it to the next challenge anyway, as dawn came not shortly after they collected their prize.
It wouldn't matter if they didn't find another person. She had a few candidates in mind, but she was looking for one in particular. Dear "Noah" seemed like a good choice, as he appeared to be a man who wasn't concerned about details and that is exactly who Erika wanted to take along. Xemnas had been the most ideal, but the man was definitely gone now, and there was nothing else she could do about that. It was a shame, but she was first-rate and thus was able to find a replacement.
If he wasn't in this room, Erika wouldn't be too bothered- she would simply request that her nurse move her elsewhere and continue to search until she found Noah again. One good trait that her Master surely valued from her was her extreme tenacity and inability to be discouraged.
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Her map was a little inaccurate, given that she didn't know how big the unknown rooms were at this point and how many were on the other side, so she gave good guesses based off of the evidence she saw in the room and her own reasoning, and she stared at the finished project (a mess cobbled together with markers and construction paper) for a good few minutes. They made some progress, but ... Last night didn't go that well, though it could have been worse. The boy they traveled with didn't die, but he was in no condition to walk to the next room, so they had to finish for that night. They probably didn't have that much time to make it to the next challenge anyway, as dawn came not shortly after they collected their prize.
It wouldn't matter if they didn't find another person. She had a few candidates in mind, but she was looking for one in particular. Dear "Noah" seemed like a good choice, as he appeared to be a man who wasn't concerned about details and that is exactly who Erika wanted to take along. Xemnas had been the most ideal, but the man was definitely gone now, and there was nothing else she could do about that. It was a shame, but she was first-rate and thus was able to find a replacement.
If he wasn't in this room, Erika wouldn't be too bothered- she would simply request that her nurse move her elsewhere and continue to search until she found Noah again. One good trait that her Master surely valued from her was her extreme tenacity and inability to be discouraged.
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