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longlivetheking) wrote in
damned_institute2008-04-27 07:57 pm
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Nightshift 31: Morgue
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As Scar entered the room, he couldn't help but notice the drop in temperature compared to the hallway. Considering he wasn't used to this kind of temperature, he couldn't help but shudder a bit.
His cat-like eyes glanced around the room, taking note of the various - what was the name for these again? Cabinets? - lining the walls. He noticed the drawers were large enough for a human body to fit in, but the fact they were actually used for such a thing didn't even occur to him. There were two doors to their left.
He couldn't see any treats to speak of. He eventually glanced over his shoulder to see if a certain idiot was following. If the act of breaking down a door hadn't made enough noise, Mozenrath would certainly compensate.
As Scar entered the room, he couldn't help but notice the drop in temperature compared to the hallway. Considering he wasn't used to this kind of temperature, he couldn't help but shudder a bit.
His cat-like eyes glanced around the room, taking note of the various - what was the name for these again? Cabinets? - lining the walls. He noticed the drawers were large enough for a human body to fit in, but the fact they were actually used for such a thing didn't even occur to him. There were two doors to their left.
He couldn't see any treats to speak of. He eventually glanced over his shoulder to see if a certain idiot was following. If the act of breaking down a door hadn't made enough noise, Mozenrath would certainly compensate.

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She frowned. "Return to your rooms, sirs. It's cleaning time."
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"Friends of yours?" He managed to get out through clenched teeth.
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Qui-Gon kept his hand out, but his voice as he spoke was calm, persuasive. He tried to put the weight of the Force behind his words. "We will be leaving shortly, miss, after we take these gentlemen with us. Surely a few minutes won't disrupt your cleaning..."
He still kept a wary distance. His last attempt to Force persuade here in Landels hadn't been too successful - he'd tried with an Earthian spider and it didn't seem to have more effect. Trying to touch a being like this woman who was a void in the Force was much like trying to grab air and possibly just as successful. But he had to try, before he might have to resort to violence, and give time for the two other patients to get some distance between themselves and this armed woman. Qui-Gon kept his eyes on her, gaze focused.
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The Jedi was speaking to the woman, his tone very matter-of-fact, calm, as if he was just going out of a walk. As if she wasn't wielding a burning poker and hadn't just stabbed someone with it.
The patient who'd been in the process of ditching the other had turned around to watch. If he was already too chickenshit to defend the other patient and himself, then he probably wasn't going to be much good in a fight. A liability, at best.
The one who'd gotten the poker through the shoulder had managed to stumble towards his (in Sanzo's opinion, a piss-poor one) "friend". The priest glanced at them for a moment. This could get ugly and he didn't want to have to have them get underway.
"Get the hell out of here, now." Sanzo snapped.
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"Let's leave her to these men, shall we?" he said. Not wanting to wait until Mozenrath had finished his stumbling, he grabbed the man by his arm and dragged him back into the hallway.
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"You," she said, voice low and disgusted. "You disobey. You run through these halls faining intelligence, faining strength where you have little. Run in groups to make up what you lack, run like grimy pests and making messes." Her arm outstretched, poker pointing at the blond.
"It's cleaning time, sir." With that and seemingly no fear of that bone saw, Daniella swung her weapon at the man with surprising speed.
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There wasn't any time to use that against her just yet, because the woman moved at him, weapon swinging. And she was fast, faster than Homura. The monk tried to duck to the side, bringing the bonesaw up at her arm to try and block.
He grunted.
Sanzo felt the poker knock against the side of his shoulder, burning off part of the sleeve as it scraped a blaze of pain down his arm and hit his wrist.
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