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Day 35: Bus 2
Wally woke as the intercom crackled to life and was surprised to find himself back in his room. The last thing he'd remembered was feeling relieved at finally beating off those dragonfly-lizard things. There'd been that weird intercom message, then... he wasn't quite sure what had happened after that, but he was certain it hadn't involved falling asleep. He'd be half-wondering if he'd dreamed the whole thing if it hadn't been for the nagging ache on his back and ankle from where he'd been bitten. A quick check revealed they'd been bandaged, apparently while he'd slept. He wondered if he had Kal to thank for that. Maybe he'd get the chance to ask later.
He jumped as the door swung open to admit the familiar face of the nurse who'd woken him yesterday. "Up already, are we?" she said cheerfully as she busied herself pulling out clothes. A blue shirt and a pair of jeans were passed to him. Wally blinked, he hadn't been here long, but he'd gotten the impression that the grey-and-smiley-face combo was standard.
"Does this mean I'm being released?" he asked, hope creeping into his voice.
The nurse turned back to him, pity etched on her features. "I'm afraid not, dear." She smiled brightly as she continued, "but today's when all the patients get a special field trip into town! Won't that be a treat!"
Wally stared at the clothes, his mind working away. He'd been trying to get into town and to a phone last night before he'd been attacked. But if they were going in today, this might be the perfect chance for him to contact the Justice League. He smiled warmly and thanked the nurse as she left to allow him to change, then happily allowed himself to be led to one of the buses, picking a seat about halfway down and sliding in to look out the window. It seemed like today was going to be brighter than yesterday, at least in the area of possible phone calls and rescues. About the only dark patch he could see was that the contents of his paper-bag breakfast were going to be nowhere near enough to fill the yawning pit that had taken the place of his stomach, and even that was tolerable when he was positive he wasn't going to be here much longer.
"And you say that time goes rushing by, but it seems so slow to me, and you see a blur around you fly, but it takes too long, it seems so slow to me..." he sung absently.
[Oh Captain, my Captain~]
He jumped as the door swung open to admit the familiar face of the nurse who'd woken him yesterday. "Up already, are we?" she said cheerfully as she busied herself pulling out clothes. A blue shirt and a pair of jeans were passed to him. Wally blinked, he hadn't been here long, but he'd gotten the impression that the grey-and-smiley-face combo was standard.
"Does this mean I'm being released?" he asked, hope creeping into his voice.
The nurse turned back to him, pity etched on her features. "I'm afraid not, dear." She smiled brightly as she continued, "but today's when all the patients get a special field trip into town! Won't that be a treat!"
Wally stared at the clothes, his mind working away. He'd been trying to get into town and to a phone last night before he'd been attacked. But if they were going in today, this might be the perfect chance for him to contact the Justice League. He smiled warmly and thanked the nurse as she left to allow him to change, then happily allowed himself to be led to one of the buses, picking a seat about halfway down and sliding in to look out the window. It seemed like today was going to be brighter than yesterday, at least in the area of possible phone calls and rescues. About the only dark patch he could see was that the contents of his paper-bag breakfast were going to be nowhere near enough to fill the yawning pit that had taken the place of his stomach, and even that was tolerable when he was positive he wasn't going to be here much longer.
"And you say that time goes rushing by, but it seems so slow to me, and you see a blur around you fly, but it takes too long, it seems so slow to me..." he sung absently.
[Oh Captain, my Captain~]
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"Yeah, I've been to Doyleton before. Last week." Had it really been a week already? No, he'd been here longer now. What were they doing in Amity Park? Were the local news stations making a big deal out of his absence? What about Mr. Lancer? "Doyleton's...a pretty small town." It was quiet and tranquil--completely the opposite of what Danny had always lived with.
But Doyleton did have something going for it--the food didn't glow and it wasn't sentient.
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She thought about asking her seatmate if he had any hobbies, but decided to wait until he had the chance to answer her first question. Instead she dug around in her sack, and pulled out the muffin. Well, it looked all right. The hot breakfasts were better, but maybe a change of pace would do her some good.
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He looked at his own bag. Making a break for it didn't actually seem like a bad idea. He had food, and they were going to give them food coupons, right? Maybe this wasn't so bad...but he would still have to go back anyway. He wanted to find out how Vlad remembered the ghostly aspect of his life but Jazz didn't. Maybe Jazz was being kept there! Maybe she had been brainwashed!
He wasn't going to leave today, no matter how tempting it was.
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Vanished, like...
"Well, thanks anyway." She cut off her thought by answering him, smiling a little more warmly. "I guess it's too much to hope for serious entertainment around here. A change of scenery'll be nice, anyway. So what do you do for fun back home, Danny?"
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"I guess...video games. And hanging out with friends, mostly." He shrugged, keeping it vague. That was what he did for fun. Unfortunately, hanging out with friends often led to hunting ghosts. He couldn't even begin to count the number of late nights he'd pulled with Sam and Tuck, coming home late only to be grounded and do the same thing again the next night.
"What about you?" Maybe Seiya would have a more interesting answer. He would've given a more in-depth description if he wasn't hiding the fact that he was half-ghost.
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Some days she just really needed that cover. "I don't look like a football player, do I?" She grinned at him. Even as a guy, 'his' build was slight, but there was enough strength and agility in it to make up for the fact that Seiya Kou wasn't a wall of muscle. Since Danny had survived so long at Landel's, maybe he was tougher than he looked too, but for now they were both playing 'ordinary teenager' and she wouldn't pry.