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Day 43: Sun Room, 4th Shift
The late-afternoon sun filled the large, open Sun Room. It was almost enough to make you sleepy, Euphemia thought, as she walked in, brushing a little glitter off her shirt. She didn't particularly feel like she was up to much - the worrying about everyone had drained her, as much as she'd tried not to think too much about it.
With that thought in the back of her mind, she walked over towards the bulletin board. It looked like it was cleared off at the end of the day, because now it was filled with information. She made a note of the 'primer' post, then began copying the maps onto some paper she'd taken with her from the Arts and Crafts Room.
One more thing struck her, though - the idea of visitors. Was this what all the announcements about graduates were? She thought of the others then, and frowned, hoping that neither of them were going through anything like that today.
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With that thought in the back of her mind, she walked over towards the bulletin board. It looked like it was cleared off at the end of the day, because now it was filled with information. She made a note of the 'primer' post, then began copying the maps onto some paper she'd taken with her from the Arts and Crafts Room.
One more thing struck her, though - the idea of visitors. Was this what all the announcements about graduates were? She thought of the others then, and frowned, hoping that neither of them were going through anything like that today.
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He struggled to remember the other times they'd talked, when his Captain had introduced them to one another, and ZEX ended up focusing on memories of his Captain instead as usual. At the moment he couldn't remember if he'd ever asked Tanaka about that and as depressed as he was he couldn't quite bring himself to care. It didn't matter how the Shofixti had come to be here; they were both stuck here together and were likely to stay here. "I see... that makes sense."
ZEX had kept his hands open in his lap, staring at the scrap of paper with his Captain's writing. Proof that he was once here, that he was alive, that they'd spoken together and it wasn't all an elaborate lie. He had to keep this, see if he could find any other notes from him on the board. "I don't think the nurses would appreciate me posting it publically..." Not that ZEX was in the state of mind to care much about what the nurses would do to him (what more could they do to him at this point?) but he thought he should mention it. He tried to sort through what Tanaka had said for a few seconds... we?
"Mmm, there are... two others I was planning on meeting with tonight." He ran a hand through his hair, trying to invoke the same feeling as his head feelers and failing. "You can come with us, I suppose. I don't think they'd mind." He was sure Teisel wouldn't mind; he was fairly obediant all things considered. Asch on the other hand wasn't quite so trustworthy, but if he wanted to leave, he could. It didn't really matter to ZEX either way. As long as he had something to do tonight to keep his mind from circling.
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"You may be right, Admiral," Tanaka replied when the VUX finally spoke again. "There is no need to repost it now - we can review it before setting off on tonight's mission." The Shofixti didn't mind the extra hands, either; more people in the group may make it move more slowly, but it also meant less chance of trouble when the next inevitable freakish science experiment came along. "What room are you being held in, so that I can find you when the doors unlock?"
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"Yes... I have some of the materials required, but not all of them." Thankfully he'd had some assistance in getting some of the chemicals, although there were still a good amount of them that needed to be found. They had to be here somewhere, right? It probably wouldn't matter in the end, but it was at least something to do. "I'm in room M66." A moment, and he thought he should at least try to think outside himself. "What room are you in?" It might be useful to know.