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Allen struggled to keep Sanji from falling over as they walked further into the institute. The halls were so dark without the portable lanterns, it was difficult to see much going on in front of them. He didn't like it, but there wasn't much he could do about it for the time being.
"Whatever is close I guess," Allen replied to Sanji
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Artemis practically stomped down the hallway, not caring to look back to see if anyone was following him. He would be perfectly content to stay in his room and beat at the walls with his desk chair at this point. He was so angry. Words probably couldn't describe how frustrated Artemis had become--with everything. With the institute, with his situation, with all the people he'd met. Everyone was always saying 'no'. He didn't answer to 'no'. At home, when he spoke, people listened. When he told his colleagues to trust him, they did. They knew. They understood. Why couldn't anyone in this hellhole realize that he was a fucking genius? Why did everyone have to treat him like he was a goddamn kid?! He'd done plenty to prove otherwise!
He needed to hit something. Or play Minesweeper with Beethoven's 5th turned all the way up.
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So he was furious about being treated like a child? No matter how smart you are, kiddo, you're still the youngest one here. "Nobody here likes admitting weakness," she finally said. She doubted he'd meant to, but saying Momo wasn't their best line of defense had apparently touched a nerve with the shinigami. What Hokuto didn't say was that she was sure Artemis didn't like admitting anything either; he seemed used to people listening to him, but this wasn't home and to be blunt, he hadn't proved himself yet. Worse, in a combat situation he really couldn't do much.
She was wondering about the company he kept, to say the least, but while this wasn't the time... what was Farfarello? He looked human, but something about the look in his eye... said otherwise. Sei-chan's eyes went cold sometimes, but not like that. And she wasn't sure she ( ... )
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Turning his attention to Momo, he chuckled softly and commented, "I'm sure the captain here will be completely confused to find out I carried him to safety. He doesn't like me much." Based on third-hand rumours and ignorance, from what Schuldig had said, but Farfarello very much doubted that knowing him better would change matters. He hated 99.9% of the population and the feeling was typically mutual, all of which was fine by him.
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