[In M47]Artemis was particularly pleased at how the day had ended. Showering with his fellow underage males had been embarrassing and uncomfortable, but he'd ended on a good note--a wonderful, wonderful argument in which the opponent couldn't hit him. Perhaps the orderlies weren't so bad after all
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However, by the time he and Crawford had finished and the afterglow had worn off, Yohji still hadn't budged, hadn't even remembered he was holding anyone up, and had emptied most of a whole damned bottle of scotch. If they didn't go fetch him soon, he'd be in no shape to accompany them at all ( ... )
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He learned in the doorway to Yohji's room, watching with no small sense of satisfaction as Schuldig snatched away the bottle and backhanded him. (The only way it could have been better was if Schuldig had actually struck him with the bottle.) Weiss had always had a problem with brooding among their members, and now it was dragging Schwarz (or at least part of it) down. In a place like this, that was unacceptable ( ... )
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Had... had he been meant to find Schuldig? He had, hadn't he? In the shower. It just seemed so foggy now. Since... since...
He glanced at the pills and shuddered, shaking his head as he looked at Schuldig. "Sorry. I... I forgot." How many had he taken? Not enough to kill him at least. Probably not enough to make him really ill, but still enough to make him terrified about what he'd nearly done.
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Studying Yohji contemptuously - damn, he was a mess - he added, "It's just the three of us tonight. Farfarello's still healing up some injuries so he's not risking the basement. Are you coming or not?"
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He stood up straight in the doorframe now, arms crossed, watching the two men with a steely gaze. There was more to it than just the general irritation that came with dealing with a suicidal idiot (Weiss always did have the tendency to act like every loss, whether person or fight, was the end of the world); Schuldig had and would try to fix someone's broken psyche if he thought it would get them somewhere. The idea that his telepath would distract himself further after already being tugged in a thousand different directions mentally just for one moron of a human drove him to a riling anger that simmered just below the surface. They could go on without Yohji, as far as he was concerned. The man could go ahead and ( ... )
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He looked at Schuldig and nodded. "I'm coming." He'd taken on missions in worse conditions before. He slid off the bed and pulled the knife out from underneath the mattress before turning back to them.
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Damn it, but this was getting old. Schuldig resolved that tomorrow, he was going to track down Aya and - after making him intensely uncomfortable for old time's sake - get him on board for a Kudoh watch. He was sick of being the only one keeping Yohji together when Yohji's ability to hold himself together was slightly more compromised than a soggy tissue being dragged over a cheese grater.
"Come on, then," he said as he folded his arms over his chest, less than graciously. "We need to get to the cafeteria, and your private pity party's already wasted enough of our time."
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"Follow me," he said curtly, waiting for both Schuldig and Yohji to at least start to follow him before heading out into the darkness.
((Going here.))
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