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damned_institute2008-08-15 04:27 pm
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Entry tags:
- albel,
- alice cullen,
- anise,
- bella,
- celes,
- clark kent,
- edward cullen,
- hinamori momo,
- luxord,
- max,
- rainier,
- rhode,
- signum,
- the flash
Nightshift 34: Bus Unloading Area
[from here]
Wally shivered as he stepped out into the cool night air. They seemed to be in some kind of parking area - a few buses were throwing huge shadows across the ground which, combined with the general lack of lighting and cold breeze, sent a chill down his spine. Not that he was afraid or anything, it was just a little creepy, that was all.
He looked around, trying decide which would be the best direction to try for a phone. Probably the one the road was leading in. Duh, he mentally berated himself.
First things first, he had to lose Kal. Not that he really had that much of an issue with the guy normally, but he really wanted to get to a phone and call the League and he couldn't do that with a kid following him around the place. Wally glanced over his shoulder to check that Kal hadn't followed him yet. The coast was clear and it was probably too dark for him to be seen, he decided. He smirked as he kicked into speed and ducked behind one of the buses, figuring he could hide until Kal gave up and left on his own.
Hunkered down in the shadows, Wally pressed his head back against the bus and supressed a whimper. His stomach was painfully empty now and it was making him feel a little light-headed. He wasn't sure any more if he would even be able to run all the way to a nearby town. It was looking like he'd be lucky to make it over the fence, let alone however many miles away a town would be. It was hard to imagine this night getting any worse.
Wally shivered as he stepped out into the cool night air. They seemed to be in some kind of parking area - a few buses were throwing huge shadows across the ground which, combined with the general lack of lighting and cold breeze, sent a chill down his spine. Not that he was afraid or anything, it was just a little creepy, that was all.
He looked around, trying decide which would be the best direction to try for a phone. Probably the one the road was leading in. Duh, he mentally berated himself.
First things first, he had to lose Kal. Not that he really had that much of an issue with the guy normally, but he really wanted to get to a phone and call the League and he couldn't do that with a kid following him around the place. Wally glanced over his shoulder to check that Kal hadn't followed him yet. The coast was clear and it was probably too dark for him to be seen, he decided. He smirked as he kicked into speed and ducked behind one of the buses, figuring he could hide until Kal gave up and left on his own.
Hunkered down in the shadows, Wally pressed his head back against the bus and supressed a whimper. His stomach was painfully empty now and it was making him feel a little light-headed. He wasn't sure any more if he would even be able to run all the way to a nearby town. It was looking like he'd be lucky to make it over the fence, let alone however many miles away a town would be. It was hard to imagine this night getting any worse.
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Stepping out into the air, the normal teenager, unlike the other two eternal teenagers, could not smell anything different than air, and said nothing. “I’ve been out here before,” She told Alice, her eyes instantly looking to the sky as a memory ran through her head. “All the patients were stuck on the buses after the trip to the town and you had to escape out the windows. I broke a window.” Giving Alice a shrug, she continued. “But … there were some monster birds flying around. It doesn’t look like there are any here now, but …”
This conversation had her wondering where Rika was. She’d have to look tomorrow.
Moving closer to Edward, she kept her grasp on the flashlight and pipe tight, eyes frequently lifting to the sky.