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Day 75: DAWN, MORNING, NOON, AND AFTERNOON
As the day started, the weather only seemed to be improving, and some patients might even call it warm. Granted, the climate control in the building meant it wouldn't make a difference until someone chose to venture outside.
For now, though, it was time for breakfast, and the intercom came on to wake up all of the patients from their enforced slumber.
"Breakfast sandwiches... how could you not look forward to something like that, dear patients?" Even as Landel spoke, the nurses started peeking into rooms and rousing people from their beds.
"There's plenty to look forward to today, from the recreational field to the greenhouse. I hope that you all enjoy your days and your lunches."
As usual, lunch would be handed out in a paper bag, offering some fruit and vegetables to snack on, along with a sandwich as the main course and pudding for dessert.
"That's all for now!" Though the Head Doctor would be announcing the different shift changes throughout the day, as usual.
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For now, though, it was time for breakfast, and the intercom came on to wake up all of the patients from their enforced slumber.
"Breakfast sandwiches... how could you not look forward to something like that, dear patients?" Even as Landel spoke, the nurses started peeking into rooms and rousing people from their beds.
"There's plenty to look forward to today, from the recreational field to the greenhouse. I hope that you all enjoy your days and your lunches."
As usual, lunch would be handed out in a paper bag, offering some fruit and vegetables to snack on, along with a sandwich as the main course and pudding for dessert.
"That's all for now!" Though the Head Doctor would be announcing the different shift changes throughout the day, as usual.
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Mingle log guidelines:
1. All Day Shift 75 threads will take place in the comments to this post.
2. PROSE!
3. Tag under the proper time of day for the thread. You do not have to stick to one thread per shift, as long as you don't try to do a large total number of threads (4 or less is best, but a fifth won't get you in trouble).
4. Subject line of your opening tag: Location (required), shift (optional), OPEN (if appropriate). Putting "OPEN" in the subject line should make it easier for other players to find open threads, and the nature of this log means that you should be able to pick up an open thread that interests you even if you already have something scheduled for that shift. Threads which are not open can be marked the way they always are, with the names of the other characters in small text after the opening post.
5. Each thread should have its own separate starter, just like on any other DS. The format of threads is not changing, only the format of the log post itself, and the fact that you don't have to strictly stick to one thread per shift.
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"You mean the two brothers," he said with a slow nod. "As far as I know, they were released yesterday."
He realized that they didn't let the patients say goodbye to each other, but usually that just wasn't possible. Once someone was ready to leave, they had to send them on their way immediately. That was Landel's policy.
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His arm lashed out like a snapped cable, grabbing at the orderly's collar and aiming to lift him partially off his feet.
That they had dared to drag those boys here in the first place. Scar didn't care what Lust said: this was a place for the damned. This was a place deserving of only the most depraved of sinners, and the fury that coursed through him at the simple fact that the Elric brothers had been brought here was enough to make him want to tear the freaks who ran this place to shreds. He didn't care how he did it. He just wanted to.
And it was surprisingly rare that Scar actually felt a need to harm. To kill. He had thought he would be through with that upon the Crimson Alchemist's death.
"Don't feed me that." Scar's voice was low and dangerous. This man was nothing. If he refused to tell him, he would become the example, preferably with his head smashed against the floor tiling. Somebody would tell him what had become of Edward and Alphonse Elric. "What have you done with them." It wasn't a question. It was a demand.
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But there had been his mistake, and so he was woefully unprepared when the man's arm shot out and his fingers curled tight around his neck.
The guard wheezed, struggling to suck in breath even as his windpipe closed up. He kicked out with his legs, doing anything to try and get the patient off of him.
Meanwhile, two other orderlies raced over from their posts to grab at the patient from behind and try to pull him off. There was no way to prevent this from being a scene that every patient would be witness to, but they could try and end it as quickly as possible.
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"If you released them, let me see them!" He struggled against the grip of the two orderlies, still glowering at the first man he had approached. Nobody knew what happened when a patient was released. Scar's mind automatically jumped to the worst. Experimentation. Imprisonment. Death.
"If you don't give me answers, I swear before God that it will be your head! You know what's going on here!"
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The other two seemed focused purely on keeping the patient in place, and that was because a nurse was already on her way over with a sedative prepared. It was already clear that Mr. Matthews wasn't going to calm down on his own, and so some kind of action had to be taken.
"They've already been moved away from the institute. I'm sorry, sir, but there's no way for you to see them," the orderly added.
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But there was nothing else Scar could do.
He slammed his fist against the wall, in between glaring at the first man he had approached and wrestling the others off. It was enough to badly bruise, but the pain didn't register. It would do him no good, he knew in his mind, attacking someone who could be hiding information from him.
"Liar. You did something to them!" Or something happened to them last night. But Scar wasn't ready to face that possibility, not when he could blame the inarguable enemy.
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Finally, the nurse swept in from the side, her syringe already prepared. The two who were restraining Scar clamped their grips tighter on him, holding him in place long enough that the nurse could prick him with the needle and push the sedative into his bloodstream.
"Sorry about this," she said, "but we can't allow you to cause any more harm."
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It had been handled, though, and they would set him out somewhere until he woke up. Even then, he'd still be under the effects of the drug, which would hopefully force him to think twice before attacking one of the staff.