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[1led_them]

Who: Tseng 1led_them, Prophet prophetabove, Riddle riddleing, Cissnei freedomonwings, Yuffie superninjayuf, Mimi unstppableforce, Elena petite_rookie, Sephiroth a_general_chaos, Dante _devil_inside, Betsy violetandvelvet, Kururugi knight_o, Heather silver_pipe, Faith more_ofadoer, Ruby deepfried_crack, Angel still_brooding
When: Four hours after THIS thread. Also after everyone received their fancy clothes.
Where: By the Jungle Walk, behind cabin A.
SummaryObjectives:
•To gather everyone in and get names to faces, and faces to

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[freedomonwings]

Cissnei was early-Though Tseng hadn't said anything about those of ShinRa meeting up earlier than the rest she took it for granted. Unlike most people she hadn't taken to wearing the formal clothes, mostly because the shop only had one thing for her and it was a dress. A big frilly one. No way in hell would she wear that. She knew exactly why they had done it too. Oh well, next time she'd just have to be more careful if she ended up stealing something.

The girl made her way up down to the jungle walk in basically what she had stolen before, her weapons and materia with her as usual. To Tseng she gave a nod when she spotted him on the steps of the jungle walk, making her way over the man. Seems she was early even for them.

"Rude and Reno are gone." She informed him as a greeting. "I checked their cabins and rooms, there's nothing there." A frown crossed her face for a moment, but some of the others had left as well before them...everyone assumed they had found a way out. It's what she hoped for the other Turks, anyway.

[1led_them]

And the greeting was taken with a heavy moment of silence. His eyes falling from Cissnei so that he could look around--as if not seeing Reno and Rude would confirm her words. He was suspecting as much, seeing as they didn't make contact with him. After a small nod he turned his attention back to Cissnei, his palm smoothing over his front coat. He noted her attire, the clothes she had taken still very much evidence on her being.

But, as he also understood, as of lately there was nothing in any of their rooms. The phantom thief had seen to it. "We cannot ignore the possibility that there may be something of a threat during daylight as much as there is the evident threat during night." Something in hiding, alongside the thief, stealing more then their belongings, but actually themselves.

[freedomonwings]

To his words she nodded. "I'll keep an eye out for anything." If they were still here, if someone had hurt them...Well, Cissnei wasn't known to take kindly to those who hurt other Turks, the only ones she had ever had as friends and family.

The brief flash anger faded down and away, and she turned to look away from Tseng at those who had arrived, folding her arms over one another while being mindful of Rekka. All professional attitude now, despite low slung jeans and a bare midriff showing off scars and skin alike. "This twilight has lasted much longer than either the day or night before it, I suppose we should be thankful for it, but it still seems suspicious." The party, the theft, now this sudden change in the clothing.

Although the latter might of been because she stole most of the inventory.

[1led_them]

Tseng nodded, his eyes falling to the ground then back up to the path. Watching for more new comers, "Suspicious is very much what it is, I won't advise going into any area too dark, should the monsters be let out in cover of the shadows." But very much like how the world was, danger both existing in day and night. Nothing was black and white, no security should and could be so easily assured. There had to be more. The missing people, the drugged drinks, their conspicuous General Manager who was but a face and voice on their device.

[freedomonwings]

They most certainly needed to find a way to get to that manager. It seemed he was the only one of the staff here that spoke in a language they could understand. While the fisherman had been helpful, Cissnei had only seen him once and never again. Hopefully he hadn't' been unfortunate enough to fall at the monsters feet.

At his words, Cissnei looked over her shoulder at the older man, a brief smile crossing her face. "Of course. I'll be careful Tseng, no need to worry." She was, after all, a Turk before anything else.