Nightshift 26: M60-M70 Hallway
Now on a full stomach, Guy felt a lot better about what laid ahead of him. It was going to be difficult to have to watch over both the emperor and his companion (though it was possible she could fight on her own), but they might just get lucky and find something of interest. He had to keep a good attitude about this.
The announcement hadn't made much sense to the swordsman, and he got the feeling that was because he hadn't been around long enough to know about most of what the man behind the intercom was referencing. He could only hope it wasn't important, except though he knew it must be. Still, if he didn't know, he didn't know, and he couldn't change that. He wasn't quite sure why both men wanted to talk to them in code, but it didn't stop him from bringing the radio and the light along with him as he headed out into the hallway.
All he could really do was wait for Peony to show up. He wasn't quite sure where the other man's room was, but it had to be somewhere nearby considering how easily they had run into each other yesterday. So he leaned himself against the wall, crossed his arms, and waited.
The announcement hadn't made much sense to the swordsman, and he got the feeling that was because he hadn't been around long enough to know about most of what the man behind the intercom was referencing. He could only hope it wasn't important, except though he knew it must be. Still, if he didn't know, he didn't know, and he couldn't change that. He wasn't quite sure why both men wanted to talk to them in code, but it didn't stop him from bringing the radio and the light along with him as he headed out into the hallway.
All he could really do was wait for Peony to show up. He wasn't quite sure where the other man's room was, but it had to be somewhere nearby considering how easily they had run into each other yesterday. So he leaned himself against the wall, crossed his arms, and waited.