After what seemed like an eternity of being amused, irritable, bored, in pain, in excruciating pain, and any combination of those, Guybrush was met by the same soldier who had led him to the cafeteria. He wasn't offered a trip to the Sun Room to check the bulletin board, but didn't push for it anyway. That would have been more walking, and moving
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But, that didn't mean Sam or Dean needed to hear anything about it. And as the soldiers ushered them less gingerly than the nurses ever had into the courtyard, she was determined to insure that they never did. Or at least that they got it in their heads that she was the trustworthy one and the supposed angel was off his fucking gourd. This whole thing was a complication she didn't need. If Ruby had it her way, they'd just call an embargo on this stupid war until they got Sam to get the hell out of there, but she had a feeling the self-righteous didn't make those kind of concessions ( ... )
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But she caught herself quick enough and the look shifted into one of understanding, like she was putting things together and realizing who he was. As if that recognition hadn't been there. She was gonna have to get better at tempering those sentiments and not getting herself caught out.
"Of course he did," she tried not to say it in too much of a way that indicated the level of familiarity she really had with Sam, but with a tone that undeniably indicated an amusement level that went along with comfortable friendship. "He's just ( ... )
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...Even if he got what Ruby was saying.
At least Ruby seemed up to speed, even if it was really friggen weird to be introducing himself to her all over again. Now he was getting a feeling of what it was like when he'd run into Yuffie. He nodded as she checked his name, reaching out to take her hand in his and shaking it. Chick had a pretty good handshake, which he figured wasn't too surprising: hunters weren't the type of folks to give limp ones. Although getting called "you boys" made him raise an eyebrow in return, ‘cause last he checked, he wasn’t part of some dude harem here. Or whatever you called the guy version of a harem. It was one of those things he somehow hadn’t thought about much ( ... )
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Instead, she gave a wry laugh at his comment on the memory wipes. It was a little harsher than she'd meant it to be, mostly because she couldn't quite shake that bitterness -- demons weren't supposed to be mind wipe-able. They didn't even have real, concrete memories rooted up in their skulls to wipe. Not that she was neurologist material, but she was smart enough to get that.
"So, I'm not the only one. Good to know. Kinda does something for the old ego hearing the man in charge to the drop on you, too." Actually, it didn't do anything. Dean was a human, a moron, and a million ( ... )
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"I remember before I got here just fine, but all the time I was apparently kicking around the Institute between then and three days ago is wiped clean. Somebody musta got inside my head." When they were bringing me back to life. The thought was still unnerving. Not exactly the part about Sam doing it anymore -- of course he had that in him, she was having a harder and harder time bringing herself to be surprised by that fact -- but by the fact that Landel had that kinda ( ... )
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Augh. Time travel. The headache itself made her grateful it was the kind of crap reserved for things way stronger than she was even when she was chalk full of demon mojo. But in this case, there wasn't much complaining she could do about it, considering just how far in her favor it'd seemed to work out.
"Intercom system means they're broadcasting from inside the building somewhere. Not that it helps, with how tight the doors around here get locked. Even if somebody found the right office, getting in, we'd need a key, and I don't know about you but considering some of the crap I've al ( ... )
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