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Nightshift 27: M1-M40 block hallway
[From here]
Recluse turned the corner into the cell block hallway, still internally ranting about Landel. He was used to being the one in control of people like that infuriating doctor. There was a whole recruitment program for 'Mad Scientists' in Arachnos.
The vast majority of them ended up being killed by their on projects. Often in quite amusing, bloody, agonizing ways. That one little thought made everything seem just a little bit better.
[to here]
Recluse turned the corner into the cell block hallway, still internally ranting about Landel. He was used to being the one in control of people like that infuriating doctor. There was a whole recruitment program for 'Mad Scientists' in Arachnos.
The vast majority of them ended up being killed by their on projects. Often in quite amusing, bloody, agonizing ways. That one little thought made everything seem just a little bit better.
[to here]
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Halfway there... Larsa thought to himself as he pushed open the set of doors that lead to the first block hallway. There were others now walking amongst him, but the child was too focused on meeting his goal to take any notice. But once he had assured himself that Gabranth was as well as ever then they could discuss what to do next. Mainly, if his guardian knew the exact spot they were to meet up with lady Celes and Edgar.
As usual, he remained ever hopeful that they would accomplish something before the night was through. It would be of no use to anyone if he began to introspect pessimistically, especially when it was his duty as Emperor to remain idealistic of Archadia's future.
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The judge had left without a word, leaving the last request unanswered. He sighed with impatience, though perhaps receiving the one request was a miracle in and of itself. If anything, Luxord exuded a completely selfish nature. Except, perhaps, when combined with the feline. Hopefully he would not be bringing the animal back to their room for some time.
Foregoing his map, Noah was armed with the small bottle of blood and his flashlight. The last thing he expected to see when exiting the blocks was his young Lord, it seemed, looking for him. Disturbed at what could have brought the boy here when he had been told to safely stay inside, Noah went to his side immediately, his posture betraying his troubled mind.
"Lord, what on Ivalice has brought you here?" he asked, tone meant to be chiding. "I was just now coming to your room."
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"My apologies, Gabranth. But I've no patience to confirm my fears simply by waiting for you to come to my room. Please understand." The child spoke softly, cautiously. Though they were still in a patient block, danger could very well be waiting around the corner. He did his best to grace the man with a smile, shining his flashlight around to watch other patients move to and fro the various rooms.
The rapier that he carried with him suddenly felt heavy in his grasp, and per usual, Larsa quickly lifted it as high as he was able for Gabranth to take. The last thing that he would ever want was to be utterly useless in a battle, but he did not feel it was right to leave his guardian unarmed.
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Noah took the sword without complaint, releasing a sigh fit for a man of his age. "As long as you were not harmed." Recovering himself, his voice returned to its natural pitch, his heart unhurried by dread. "Now that you have found me, are you fit to again group with the Lady Celes this night?"
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"What Emperor would I be if I've not the right to worry for my people, much less my own guardian?" Larsa asked in a challenging tone before releasing his own sigh, one more fitting for a man thrice his age.
"My greatest fear was that you've been taken for experimentation, much like what Adelheid endured the other night." He finally confessed. He'd been one of the few whom witnessed how helpless his roommate was, and it was nothing short of horrific to imagine the very same expression from the man that stood next to him.
"... Yes." Though it was easy to tell that his mind was elsewhere when he answered.
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"I see. T'is fair enough. I just pray you would use more caution, should it truly occur." He found it almost humorous how he was much more worried for the boy than for himself. And if Larsa should ever see it come to pass to himself... he was not sure how, but he would venture forth to the rooms alone.
Before he moved to turn to the hallway where they were to meet the Lady, the judge stopped, looking down with an inquisitive expression. "Is something else amiss?"
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"'Tis nothing worth worrying over, Gabranth. For now we must not keep lady Celes waiting. T'would do no good to give her that impression." After all, she was both a sophisticated woman and a General, and Larsa would see fit to honor her as highly as he would his own Judge Magisters. And so, with a slow nod, he began to wander over to the set of doors that lead them to the next Hallway.
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