The group hadn't made it to the Twin Pines before the nurses started ushering them back to the buses. Sanji didn't believe the small sack dinner he was handed would make up for the meal they would have had at the restaurant, and aside from that he'd still wanted to check the place out. Now he had no way of comparing it to what they served at the
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Well, an exploration of a strange city could go worse, he knew from personal experience. In all, he hadn't learned much... it seemed to be an Earthlike world, or a very well terraformed one, but with the potential of alternate dimensions that gave him no real sense of direction or location. The choice of historical settings was another peculiarity. The smell of exhaust from the buses that had been waiting for him was a bit nauseating, after the busy day. Or, that might just be stress mixing with hunger.
Sitting towards the back of the bus, he set into his sandwich immediately.
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Of course, that good mood quickly dissipated when the buses came into view again. Good Lord, did they really expect him to get on one of those things again, now that he had a general idea of how they worked ( ... )
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"Well, I established that I'm certain that I'm not sure where I am." Mark offered as a weak joke, looking up at the taller man. "Otherwise, no. My name is Mark." After all, the man was apparently the type to get right to the point, and going through titles and Vor-s hadn't helped Mark any thus far.
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"I don't believe any of us knows precisely where we are," he continued, "though general consensus seems to be America." So this fellow was new, then? Or close to it? Hard to tell. "I've no idea where in America, though; I'd never left Europe before I arrived here, so it's all rather unfamiliar to me."
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He couldn't help it as he sat down. His stomach growled quite loudly and vocally. Still, it didn't matter. He would get to eat sometime soon. Lust would have to let him eat! She had to! He gnawed lightly on the back of the seat in front of him. He could have eaten through it, but it wouldn't be as tasty as warm soft tasty flesh. It didn't have a soul. It couldn't cry.
He was really, really hungry.
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Allen could relate to hunger pangs easily enough, but even he had his limits! What if the staff got mad at them for destroying their pretty bus! Perhaps he should try to intervene? Didn't the staff bring him food too? Or was his gone already?
He swallowed down the last of his sandwich and tapped the man on the shoulder, "Um... are you... quite alright? I don't... know if that's a good idea..."
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"Sandwiches, huh?" He said sarcastically and smirked at Sanji. "They're really feedin' us well today, aren't they?
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Still, there was no point in going out of his way to make enemies. "I wanted to check out some of the restaurants in town, but I didn't get a chance." He tried to keep his tone casual. "Did you?"
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Quick to change the subject, Jack motioned to the bus. "So, I guess it's back to the loony bin with us. That's a bit lame."
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In all seriousness, they had to find a way free from whatever world this was. At the first opportunity, whenever all the crew was together... if they could ever manage to get everyone together, that was...
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At least, though, she'd been able to watch over Raine. She took a seat and waited for the half-elf to join her.
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She was cheered very slightly by dinner, though--when she got a box of orange juice. "Perfect," she murmured, giving Reinforce a slight smile. If nothing else, the trip had been a change of pace, a chance to look around a new place... and now she had the ingredients for two kinds of Gels.
All in all, the day hadn't been too horrible... but her injuries had really sapped her energy, and she was definitely not hungry again yet. Holding her dinner in her lap, she leaned back against the seat and closed her eyes, hoping she could sleep at least until they got back.
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