Mele had reached another hallway before sighing and leaning against a wall (doorway? It didn't matter). Couldn't be avoided. She closed her eyes.
This was slightly—okay, a lot—nasty, but she could still feel it. The aura of the screaming of Rinju Fists....
A moment more, and Mele was able to withstand it enough to detect that— Huh. It was still there, but if she pulled away from it, it got fainter. Mele tapped her forehead. Well, she'd never been the best at sensing ki, anyway. Maybe it was all her imagination?
...She doubted it. Even so. So I panicked last night because I was imagining things. That bitch Long...I'm going to kill him.
Mele straightened and peered down the hallway. She'd probably need her flashlight for this. Mele held it up for scrutiny. Apparently her panicking last night had lent her temporary night vision. Unless it was another trick.
She shrugged. Well, can't get along without it now. Mele flicked it on and aimed its beam at the ground a few feet away (instead of straight ahead), making sure not to stare directly at the beam, and started walking.
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Mele had reached another hallway before sighing and leaning against a wall (doorway? It didn't matter). Couldn't be avoided. She closed her eyes.
This was slightly—okay, a lot—nasty, but she could still feel it. The aura of the screaming of Rinju Fists....
A moment more, and Mele was able to withstand it enough to detect that— Huh. It was still there, but if she pulled away from it, it got fainter. Mele tapped her forehead. Well, she'd never been the best at sensing ki, anyway. Maybe it was all her imagination?
...She doubted it. Even so. So I panicked last night because I was imagining things. That bitch Long...I'm going to kill him.
Mele straightened and peered down the hallway. She'd probably need her flashlight for this. Mele held it up for scrutiny. Apparently her panicking last night had lent her temporary night vision. Unless it was another trick.
She shrugged. Well, can't get along without it now. Mele flicked it on and aimed its beam at the ground a few feet away (instead of straight ahead), making sure not to stare directly at the beam, and started walking.