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Day 73: Breakfast
When Sora woke up, he was so worked up that he practically thrashed his way out of bed. He probably would have fallen straight out of it and onto the floor if he hadn't caught his foot against the ground and then forced himself upward into a sitting position.
But it didn't feel like he'd slept at all. His heart was pounding, his face flushed with worry. Tsurugi... It had been Tsurugi, but he'd looked different. And he'd barely even been able to talk, he'd been so out of it. What had this place done to him?
If Sora went out to the cafeteria, would he end up talking to a Tsurugi who had purple hair? And what would that mean? Would Tsurugi even show up for breakfast this morning?
There was just too much he didn't know, but sitting around in his room worrying about it wasn't going to do any good. Sora stood and let out a bracing breath, glancing over to Link's sleeping form in the opposite bed before he approached the door and anticipated his nurse.
She seemed to sense that he was worried, because she didn't chat with him too much on the way over to the cafeteria. Sora didn't even have the presence of mind to stop by the bulletin. He just went straight to the mess hall and got a tray of food while half-distracted, parking himself right near the entrance from the Sun Room. He barely ate his food, instead keeping an eye out for Tsurugi with two shades of hair in mind.
[For Tsurugi.]
But it didn't feel like he'd slept at all. His heart was pounding, his face flushed with worry. Tsurugi... It had been Tsurugi, but he'd looked different. And he'd barely even been able to talk, he'd been so out of it. What had this place done to him?
If Sora went out to the cafeteria, would he end up talking to a Tsurugi who had purple hair? And what would that mean? Would Tsurugi even show up for breakfast this morning?
There was just too much he didn't know, but sitting around in his room worrying about it wasn't going to do any good. Sora stood and let out a bracing breath, glancing over to Link's sleeping form in the opposite bed before he approached the door and anticipated his nurse.
She seemed to sense that he was worried, because she didn't chat with him too much on the way over to the cafeteria. Sora didn't even have the presence of mind to stop by the bulletin. He just went straight to the mess hall and got a tray of food while half-distracted, parking himself right near the entrance from the Sun Room. He barely ate his food, instead keeping an eye out for Tsurugi with two shades of hair in mind.
[For Tsurugi.]
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"Dammit, we need to find a way to stop the doctors in this place." He let out a frustrated breath. "It just feels like we never have enough time. Even with the rebels helping us, if we can't do the stuff they need us to do, I don't know how we're going to win!"
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Then again, Kratos wasn't exactly normal. It was hard to guess how he felt about things. His eyes swept the room again, but no sign of either man.
"Hey," he said, glancing back at Ed. "Did anyone leave a note in your room last night? Or the night before?"
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"This is what I've mapped so far," he said. He pointed at the circle the arrow from the stick figure led to. "That's where the first warp pad took us, after we got to the top of those moving stairs."
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Also, Ed thinks Lloyd's mapping skills suck.
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Lloyd's finger moved to tap the room that was labeled with the word trap. "If you get up there again, be careful about this room. There's a door in here that shocked us when we went through it. One of my friends said it can tell if we've got any metal on, so you have to take all your metal off."
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Folding the paper back up, he moved to slip it back into his pocket. He didn't quite manage it as well as he should have, though, the somewhat deadened sense of feeling in his fingers making it difficult to keep his grip. The paper slipped and fell, and he grimaced before bending to pick it back up. This time he made sure to pinch it tight (too tight, crumpling it a little bit) before shoving it back into his pocket.
"So you're planning on going to the third floor tonight?"
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