Comments | crowdedhour: they never tell you the way out of hell

touchwithaspark in crowdedhour

they never tell you the way out of hell

May 22, 2009 20:55

Characters: Elle and Sylar
Rating: PG to start (Language comes into play)
Time Period: Modern
Location: Helicopter drop off
Relative Date: Arrival Date
Status: Moved!It was more than a little bit unsettling to have the same information passed to both of them, and yet for some reason the location of Claire at the moment had been the most important ( Read more... )

elle bishop, sylar

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touchwithaspark May 23 2009, 03:02:33 UTC

Wringing her hands together for a moment she spun around trying to take in the surrounding area. It wasn't exactly anyplace she thought she'd find Claire holed up, and even if it was - she wasn't familiar with the area enough to even know where to start.

Shifting her weight on her feet she glanced over toward Sylar shrugging, "It doesn't seem like his M.O. to be honest. He wanted Claire, so sending us to the middle of wherever doesn't exactly fit with Daddy Dearest's plans."

Chewing on her bottom lip she shook her head for a moment, "We should probably head away from this direction. If anyone came here they would've moved toward the buildings which I see smoke at least up ahead. From what? Who knows."

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touchwithaspark May 23 2009, 04:56:00 UTC

She sighed as he started to walk, the apparent leadership role she thought she had was being put to the back seat once more. It wasn't that bad she figured, at least he was doing something on his own. His legs were longer, but she had a powerful stride and she caught up with him soon enough.

Shaking her head as she walked beside him she tried to think out the plan, and why they had actually followed the advice of a mystery note that appeared seemingly from no one in particular. Though who were they to question it, with time travel and invisible people both of them knew anything was possible.

Elle reached into her pocket for her cell phone, but didn't find her own phone there. That alone was disconcerting, as instead she found a different model phone.

"Okay, please tell me our helicopter pilot didn't swap out your phone too? Because otherwise I have no clue how we're going to get back home."

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