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damned_institute2009-10-07 07:50 pm
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Entry tags:
- alkaid,
- asch,
- ayumu,
- brainiac 5,
- celes,
- depth charge,
- edgar,
- edward cullen,
- feldt,
- grell,
- haseo,
- hokuto,
- indiana jones,
- kayako,
- kvothe,
- l,
- lunge,
- renamon,
- rolo,
- scar (tlk),
- setsuna,
- sora,
- taura,
- tenzen,
- the scarecrow,
- tsubaki,
- venom
Night 44: Main Hall, 2-West
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After reaching the top of the stairs, Tenzen slipped into the next hallway. This time, the hallway consisted out of a normal floor, ceiling and walls, as opposed to the pulsing flesh from last night.
Sliding his hand along the wall, the ninja kept his flashlight switched off as he headed East.
[To here]
After reaching the top of the stairs, Tenzen slipped into the next hallway. This time, the hallway consisted out of a normal floor, ceiling and walls, as opposed to the pulsing flesh from last night.
Sliding his hand along the wall, the ninja kept his flashlight switched off as he headed East.
[To here]
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His eyes scanned the entrance to the side hall. "If the morgue is the closer locale, perhaps we should head there first."
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"The morgue is quite co--" the lady general was quite rudely cut off when she simply vanished into thin air.
[s;lfsjhkjhgdsflk Celes is going here (http://community.livejournal.com/damned/744481.html) Good luck, Edgar!]
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"Celes!" he called louder. No answer- it seemed she'd been spirited away entirely.
Edgar cursed under his breath, irritated that he'd found an ally, only to have already lost her within the span of a few minutes. He had no idea where to start looking for his companion, or if she could find her within the walls of the prison at all.
He closed his eyes for a moment. Celes was fully capable of taking care of herself, wherever she was. He knew her room number, and would find her as soon as the sun rose in the morning. Until then, there was no sense in mourning her loss- not yet, anyway.
He continued down the hallway, determined to accomplish something this night.
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