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"This place is creepy," Anya noted uneasily.
Something in the corner caught her eye as she turned back to the other Scoobies. "Hey, look Willow," she pointed out. "There's a computer. If you won't use magic, why don't you try and see if you can do something other than be keeper of the map."
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But Anya was right about the computer. If anybody could hack into the system, it was Willow.
"Check that door over there," he said to Anya, gesturing to his left as he wandered over to the cabinets.
Aside from the needles, though, there wasn't anything of particular use stored in there. He shut the cabinets and eyed the door to his right instead. He could actually hear something coming from behind there. It didn't sound friendly.
His gaze didn't leave the door. "We may not want to be here longer than we have to."
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The door took a bit of hitting before it would open, but finally she broken the lock and went inside.
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Willow still looked just as absorbed in her work. Not wanting to disturb her, Angel set one of the scalpels by the keyboard with only a quiet, "Here," before moving off to examine the area further. He really wanted to know what was behind that door over there-because whatever it was, it was very much alive-and if he'd been here alone, he'd have taken his chances already. As it was, he didn't want to risk releasing anything dangerous onto Willow and Anya. Not in a room where there seemed to only be one exit.
There were two more doors, as well, but Willow had said that all that was up there was the morgue. Examining some corpses could probably be saved for a little later.
After a moment, he leaned against the side of one of the beds to wait, hoping Willow would be able to dig out something from that computer soon.
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When they entered the room his attention was drawn first to where the blond had gone. As Peony delightedly showed himself and Siegfried his treasure--a needle--the rouge was less than thrilled. "..Huh." He didn't really see how that object was of use to anyone here. Hopefully they weren't there just to collect random junk; he wanted something useful, something that could tell him what had happened to his friends and the outside world ( ... )
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As the three of them moved into the room, Siegfried could hear the Head Doctor’s taunts once again on the intercom, something about a body in the morgue. If he remembered rightly, they were quite close by the morgue, but quite frankly he did not want to go looking for a dead body. He had a good idea as to whose it was.
Looking around the room, it seemed as though the majority of items that may have been found there had been cleared away. In the corner he could see a desk with a strange square object that he didn’t recognise. He was considering going over to find out what it was when he heard the kick Haseo gave to the cabinet, and he returned his attention back to where the other two were stood.
“Any reason for that?”
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He was trying to think of exactly how to take all the cool stuff he'd be getting. He didn't exactly have a bag, did he? Well.. hmm. He stared at the needle quizzically, wondering what to do.
The emperor was about to say something, maybe ask them to move on, when Haseo kicked the cabinet. And Siegfried had reacted with the obvious question. Peony, on the other hand, didn't really care why. But that was awesome! Who just walked into a room and kicked stuff like that? This kid was fantastic. Oh, man. He couldn't help but laugh. "Good job, Haseo. Here's hoping that wasn't a display of anger. I hear it's better to let it out gradually than all in one burst ( ... )
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Farfarello spared a brief glare for the group still lingering in what was obviously the main room of the lab, but even a quick examination of the room told him that there wasn't enough storage in here for what he really wanted. The two doors off to the side had more promise, and it seemed both had already been broken open.
Swearing all but silently, Farfarello stormed through the nearest door, wondering if everything of use had been picked over already.
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