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Day 61: Recreation Field (Shift 2)
Loki wasn't entirely thrilled about returning to the recreation field, though he supposed it would be nicer during the day. And without the annoying presence of Riku. Some fresh air would likely do him good; that was what Sif and Thor had always claimed right before they dragged him out of the library.
He wasn't entirely certain if that was a pleasant thought or not. It was still far too mixed up and painful.
He was allowed to go back to his room and pull out every bit of warm clothing he had, bundling up as much as he could. As he followed the nurse out into the field, he also wondered if this meant he would miss out on the greenhouse, since he'd arranged to meet Soma after lunch. That had priority, of course, but he did find plants interesting. At least it was good to know there were activities they were forced to participate in during the day that weren't as horrifically painful as, say, what the music room would indicate.
Good to know that as prisons went, it wasn't all just torture, torture, torture. Some variation was good for the mind.
He wandered along the crunchy, dead grass, for now steering clear of the few other patients. The air felt much better during the day, smelled much better to him as well as he sniffed at it. even if it was cold enough to make his nose hurt. It reminded him uncomfortably of Jotunheim, and...
But at least here, there was sunlight. He wasn't trapped in that dark place as sometimes was in his nightmares.
Loki stopped about halfway down the field, tilting his head back to take in the thin sunlight, his eyes slipping shut.
[Here, angel angel angel... :D Castiel!]
He wasn't entirely certain if that was a pleasant thought or not. It was still far too mixed up and painful.
He was allowed to go back to his room and pull out every bit of warm clothing he had, bundling up as much as he could. As he followed the nurse out into the field, he also wondered if this meant he would miss out on the greenhouse, since he'd arranged to meet Soma after lunch. That had priority, of course, but he did find plants interesting. At least it was good to know there were activities they were forced to participate in during the day that weren't as horrifically painful as, say, what the music room would indicate.
Good to know that as prisons went, it wasn't all just torture, torture, torture. Some variation was good for the mind.
He wandered along the crunchy, dead grass, for now steering clear of the few other patients. The air felt much better during the day, smelled much better to him as well as he sniffed at it. even if it was cold enough to make his nose hurt. It reminded him uncomfortably of Jotunheim, and...
But at least here, there was sunlight. He wasn't trapped in that dark place as sometimes was in his nightmares.
Loki stopped about halfway down the field, tilting his head back to take in the thin sunlight, his eyes slipping shut.
[Here, angel angel angel... :D Castiel!]
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Giving him a once-over before responding right away, Jesse then rubbed at his eyes and shook his head. What was the point in pretending? He was new here, but maybe this guy wasn't.
"Nah, man," he replied, bluntly. "I mean, I ain't no pussy, but this place blows."
[it is very much appreciated! <3]
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His lips twitched, a hint of a wry smile playing about the corner as he inclined his head. "Yes, I believe that's a very accurate word for it," he drawled, his tone dry. Golden eyes narrowed momentarily, studying the younger man thoughtfully. "Are you new here?" he wondered, guessing it was either that or the male had just had a particularly bad night. It was harder for him to tell now. Everyone looked new these days.
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Where the fuck were they? He still didn't know. Though he was obviously distracted and uncomfortable, he didn't want to look like he was about to have some breakdown on his second day to someone who'd probably been here much longer. So he rolled his shoulders back, squinted up at him and asked.
"How long have you been in for?"
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He rocked back on his heels, speculating a moment. "It gets tricky to keep track of time here after a while. There's not a whole lot that breaks up the routines from day to day, other than occasionally a weekend pops up unexpectedly. Have you gotten the rundown on this place yet?" The male didn't look harried enough to have just woken up, so Daemon figured it was safe to guess he had.
Then he realized he was skipping a few steps and reluctantly tugged his hand from his pocket and out into the cold air, holding it out to the younger male. "I'm Daemon, by the way."
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"Yeah, I've had some help with the gist of it," he replied and dug his hand out for the greeting. The chilly air meant that he was especially conscious of the warmth of another person's skin. Jesse shook the taller man's -- Daemon's, that was a pretty cool name but he would have no idea how to spell it -- hand twice before burying his own back in the warm nest of his pocket.
"Jesse Pinkman." He paused for just a second. "So, d'you know a lot about how things work around here?"
Testing the waters with the vaguest question possible.
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"And I do, somewhat," he answered honestly. "At least what I've learned in my time here. Is there something in particular you want to know about?' Daemon asked, giving him a curious look.
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After pretending to stretch and check over his shoulder, Jesse huddled in a little closer and lowered his voice to just above a whisper. This was unfamiliar territory, and not only did he not want the staff to overhear him, but he had a feeling he might offend someone around here just by asking. "Sort of..."
"Do you know anyone around here who deals? Like, smuggles booze or smokes or anything like that?"
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"There's a man here who goes by the name of Badou. He spoke of them as well. Smokes, at least. I don't know if he's found a way to find them or not, but it couldn't hurt to ask? As for alcohol, I haven't heard any mention of that. I'd just be happy for some damned coffee," he added with a roll of his eyes, giving the building behind them an annoyed stare.
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So he listened intently, his interest far from casual. He kept mental notes (a nearby village where he could "attain such things", hell yeah), memorized the name-drops and sighed to himself by the time Daemon was finished.
"You know what? Coffee sounds good too," Jesse admitted. "Anything to get though these nights, you know what I'm sayin'?"
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