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damned_institute2009-02-26 01:27 pm
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- allelujah,
- allen,
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- badou,
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- callisto,
- chise,
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- heiji,
- hinamori momo,
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- junpei,
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- kurogane,
- leon (so2),
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- meche,
- naruto,
- peter parker,
- peter petrelli,
- rangiku,
- reid,
- renamon,
- roland,
- ryuk,
- s.t.,
- saber,
- sakura,
- scar (tlk),
- sokka,
- suzaku,
- touya,
- yahiko,
- yohji,
- yue
Day 39: Sun Room [Fourth Shift]
Yue was all too pleased to leave the cafeteria by the time lunch was over, even if he still wasn't satisfied that Fai was properly taking care of himself. It was clear that Touya hadn't accepted the answers he'd been given and intended to find out just what the guardian wasn't telling him, and being watched so closely was beginning to get uncomfortable.
It was clear that the truth would have to come out at some point, especially if they were going to be spending any amount of time together. Avoiding him was entirely out of the question, but at the same time Yue stubbornly refused to consider the idea of just outright telling him about what had happened in the last week. It was a dilemma indeed, and only served to make him even more irritable than ever.
How could he admit any of it? That he was weak and crippled, betrayed and altered by his creator? That he'd almost broken the promise he'd given in exchange for Touya's power? The latter he couldn't help but be reminded of every time he saw this Touya, who had only just gone through it, and would remember it even more clearly.
Fortunately Yukito was staying silent for the moment, although he could feel his other self's disappointment at being unable to speak to Touya so far, and it didn't make him feel any better.
In the midst of all this Yue was rather dismayed to realize that the nurse wanted to lead him to the music room, of all places: that was the room where he'd met the Sakura-who-wasn't-his-Sakura the week before, and needed neither the reminder nor the inevitable noise in that room. He abruptly halted in his tracks and refused to continue on. The nurse seemed initially disappointed, but finally agreed to let him stay in the Sun Room instead; the guardian found a corner in which to stand, arms folded across his chest and lost in his ownbrooding thoughts.
[for Sokka]
It was clear that the truth would have to come out at some point, especially if they were going to be spending any amount of time together. Avoiding him was entirely out of the question, but at the same time Yue stubbornly refused to consider the idea of just outright telling him about what had happened in the last week. It was a dilemma indeed, and only served to make him even more irritable than ever.
How could he admit any of it? That he was weak and crippled, betrayed and altered by his creator? That he'd almost broken the promise he'd given in exchange for Touya's power? The latter he couldn't help but be reminded of every time he saw this Touya, who had only just gone through it, and would remember it even more clearly.
Fortunately Yukito was staying silent for the moment, although he could feel his other self's disappointment at being unable to speak to Touya so far, and it didn't make him feel any better.
In the midst of all this Yue was rather dismayed to realize that the nurse wanted to lead him to the music room, of all places: that was the room where he'd met the Sakura-who-wasn't-his-Sakura the week before, and needed neither the reminder nor the inevitable noise in that room. He abruptly halted in his tracks and refused to continue on. The nurse seemed initially disappointed, but finally agreed to let him stay in the Sun Room instead; the guardian found a corner in which to stand, arms folded across his chest and lost in his own
[for Sokka]
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"You..." she started, ready to give him a piece of her mind, before her iron-clad will reigned in her anger. "I'd prefer it you thought of me as a knight instead of a woman," she answered in a totally serious, and slightly threatening, manner. The only man who had ever touched her heart was Shirou. Even now he had a special place in her heart, but it wasn't the time to be reminiscing about a former love.
"I heard from another individual that we're all prisoners of this institution, and that things change during the nightshift." Perhaps this young man had some of the answers she was seeking. At least she hoped he did. Her tolerance had its limits.
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Besides, chicks like this were just begging to be messed with. It really was like dealing with Mitsuru in some ways.
"How could I possibly not not think of you as a woman? You're totally smokin'!" He grinned, clearly fearless of the blonde's fury.
"And, yeah, you're right we are all stuck here in this bizarro place where Shadows... I mean monsters and shit come out and try to eat our faces. The lame dude that yoinked us all from our homes has this, like, obsession with being an ass. It's like he shook the cosmic eightball, asked the question how should I entertain myself this time and got a ton of people from different times and places, even bringing people back from the dead, and fucked with our awesomeness just to amuse himself."
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Turning her body to fully face him, she continued her questions. "Do you know where I can ascertain the layout of this facility? And I've also heard that certain groups possess the means to acquire armaments. Can you give me any information concerning them?" She certainly wasn't bashful about asking.
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"Yes and yes," he replied. "But you need to give me your name and room number first." It's not like he could ask her for her cell number.
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"My name is Saber, and I'm in F23," she answered, mentally hoping that she wasn't making a serious mistake.
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Wait a minute... "Saber? Isn't that, like a sword?" Weird name.
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Maybe Saber's parents had watched too many pirate movies and decided to name her after that kind of sword because of that. Or was that a cutlass? Either way, it was definitely better than some of the pirate-y names out there. He then imagined Saber if a skimpy, torn pirate wench outfit and got a dopey grin on his face.
Saber's question then shook him from his fantasy of her standing on the mast, pulling some ropes while the wind blew up her ragged skirt granting him a GLORIOUS revelation. Blue. He could see her wearing blue panties. Maybe with little teddie bears on them. There had to be a soft, girly side hidden underneath that whole knight thing. Wait a minute... did knights fight pirates or was that something like a paradox like ninja versus pirates?
"Uh... what were the questions again?"
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Junpei fished around in his pocket and pulled out a crumpled piece of paper that also had a bit of pizza sauce on a corner and held it out. "Map?" Complete with the notation Courtyard of Badtouch and evil zombie dogs from hell added to it.
"How to get a weapon depends on what kind you want and how long you're willing to wait."
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"Well... a sword..." He scratched the back of his head. "There are people that supposedly can make them using magic, but there are like a bajillion people on the list and only like two people who can make them."
He let out a dramatic sigh. "It really sucks, though, cause I'd like to have one as well. It'd be a lot more effective than the baseball bat I've got now." Not that the bat wasn't adequate for the moment. He needed to get some nails to give it a bit more bite, but a real sword, like he was used to, would be better.
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Saber was surprised to learn that the boy, inferred from the way he was talking, had any proficiency with the sword, but then considered it might have been an embellishment on his part. He seemed to be the type to talk big, but she would reserve any further judgment until she saw proof.
"A bat is certainly a poor substitute, but it's still much better than being caught unarmed by the nightshift's monsters," she pointed out seriously. Certainly, she preferred the solid weight of a sword, but that was too much to hope for under the current circumstances. At her current power level, she wouldn't be able to sustain Excalibur for the whole night. "Where did you acquire it?"
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