Night 59: T&M Electronics
[teleporting from here]
For a moment, there existed nothing, and then her stomach dropped out from under her as had happened before, and she found herself steadying herself against a row of shelves filled with electronics and spare parts. She inhaled quietly to center herself, and carefully let go of Byrne's hand before taking a step away. Yes, this... Had been the last place she had been that night. With Beelzemon and his roommate, Nunnally and her brother. And all of them... All were gone now, weren't they.
The thought was sobering, extremely, and she shifted her gaze to the aisles. The glow that had surrounded the institute was here as well, and it gave her further weight that one was just the reflection of the other. Especially with the creatures present here. There was no sound of anything yet, no zombi to speak of so far, but she did not trust this town. It was too prone to shifts and changes. In a octave above a whisper, she spoke to the man, answering belatedly in a casual tone. "Doyleton."
For a moment, there existed nothing, and then her stomach dropped out from under her as had happened before, and she found herself steadying herself against a row of shelves filled with electronics and spare parts. She inhaled quietly to center herself, and carefully let go of Byrne's hand before taking a step away. Yes, this... Had been the last place she had been that night. With Beelzemon and his roommate, Nunnally and her brother. And all of them... All were gone now, weren't they.
The thought was sobering, extremely, and she shifted her gaze to the aisles. The glow that had surrounded the institute was here as well, and it gave her further weight that one was just the reflection of the other. Especially with the creatures present here. There was no sound of anything yet, no zombi to speak of so far, but she did not trust this town. It was too prone to shifts and changes. In a octave above a whisper, she spoke to the man, answering belatedly in a casual tone. "Doyleton."