Kratos Aurion (
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Night 71: Patient Library
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Shortly after Kratos closed the library door, the intercom came on abruptly. For some strange reason, though, the voice that came through was not Landel's, and it was soon joined by several others who also were not Landel. The rebels? How had they accidentally hijacked the intercom? And more importantly, where were they broadcasting from and what were they doing? Those questions, though, had to be saved for later: their goal tonight was very clear; they had their own mysterious lead to decipher.
He began to move again once the broadcast turned off, heading straight for where they'd found the switch the previous night. "Check the right side of the center aisle," Kratos said as he passed Lloyd. "We're looking for the Oxford Book of English Verse."
Shortly after Kratos closed the library door, the intercom came on abruptly. For some strange reason, though, the voice that came through was not Landel's, and it was soon joined by several others who also were not Landel. The rebels? How had they accidentally hijacked the intercom? And more importantly, where were they broadcasting from and what were they doing? Those questions, though, had to be saved for later: their goal tonight was very clear; they had their own mysterious lead to decipher.
He began to move again once the broadcast turned off, heading straight for where they'd found the switch the previous night. "Check the right side of the center aisle," Kratos said as he passed Lloyd. "We're looking for the Oxford Book of English Verse."
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He didn't reply to Al. He didn't see much point.
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"The dead do not come back, Alphonse." How many times had he repeated those words?
And still, he often felt that they were as much for his own sake as they were otherwise.
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He was beyond trying to talk sense into the boy. It simply wasn't going to happen.
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"...what just happened? I...I saw Mom, and..."
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He let go and just laid in place for the moment, letting his emotions recover.
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He was quiet, allowing the boys to collect themselves. If they didn't want to go on, tonight... he wasn't about to stop them.
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"It is. Do you wish to continue?"
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He turned in silence, his flashlight pointed at the supposed entrance to the third floor. The darkness swallowed him as he stepped through the hidden door.
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