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damned_institute2012-06-23 10:57 pm
knightspirit) wrote in damned_institute2012-06-23 10:57 pm
Night 64: Recreational Field
[from here]
As Kyousuke pushed open the door, he was greeted by a gust of freezing air, but he pressed on out onto the field anyway. It was a misty night, so he couldn't see quite as far as normal, but he could at least make out the low walls that surrounded the area. He considered turning back for a moment, because it was a bit cold not to have a jacket, but ended up deciding against it. He'd had a lot worse, and being outside was progress. He couldn't think of anything useful he might find inside a building without any electricity, and the sooner he left, the better.
He slowly made his way around the wall, hoping for some kind of exit that had been obscured by the darkness and fog, but no luck. There were vines, though... That would be a lot faster than going back inside and searching for another way out. He pulled on them good and hard a few times, and they remained in place. It looked like they would hold his his weight... Good. Then all that was left was to follow the outside of walls until he found his way to the street, and he could figure out which way to go from there.
As Kyousuke pushed open the door, he was greeted by a gust of freezing air, but he pressed on out onto the field anyway. It was a misty night, so he couldn't see quite as far as normal, but he could at least make out the low walls that surrounded the area. He considered turning back for a moment, because it was a bit cold not to have a jacket, but ended up deciding against it. He'd had a lot worse, and being outside was progress. He couldn't think of anything useful he might find inside a building without any electricity, and the sooner he left, the better.
He slowly made his way around the wall, hoping for some kind of exit that had been obscured by the darkness and fog, but no luck. There were vines, though... That would be a lot faster than going back inside and searching for another way out. He pulled on them good and hard a few times, and they remained in place. It looked like they would hold his his weight... Good. Then all that was left was to follow the outside of walls until he found his way to the street, and he could figure out which way to go from there.