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here]Before they’d even reached the bottom of the stairs, Aidou heard the sound of trickling water. And once he stepped onto the black marble floor, it was oddly the first thing he focused on. Fountains… His gaze trailed them up, to the seemingly infinite expanse of ceiling
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He didn't move yet. His sword lay still at his side, a slight trail left in the stone below from the blade.
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"S-Something else?" he whispered. Whatever it was, he couldn't tell at all, and he hated feeling so very defenseless like this.
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"And what is it you see?" He said dryly.
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A giant with a club and a penchant for moving faster than its bulk would seemingly allow.
And considering how often it was mentioned on the bulletin board, Aidou thought it had to be one of Landel's veterans. He assumed Jack would recognize what he meant, even if Wolfram didn't. The kid was new and had his vision impaired. Jack really had no excuse.
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Slowly, of course, because the sword was so huge, so heavy. His movements were jerky, and he left behind a trail of broken, scratched marble thanks to the blade. Still, he was headed straight for them.
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"Can we out-run it?" Wolfram didn't wait for an answer, half pulling out of the hold on his arm and trying to walk in the direction opposite of where the sound was coming from. His other senses had started getting sharper in response to the lack of sight, but that didn't mean he trusted them enough to fight.
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Wait, he still had leverage. He tightened his grip on Wolfram with feigned concern. "We're gonna have to try," he replied to the question and positioned himself behind the Mazoku should the monster lunged at him.
"Where are we running to, Aidou?" He called to the vampire. "That might make running for our lives easier."
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And he was getting closer.
Pyramid Head jerked the sword again, bringing it forward and causing a searing screech. The sound made no difference to him, apparently.
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Following the sound of Aidou's voice, he stumbled in the direction of the white blob that he assumed was Aidou's pants. He was determined not to get any more injuries if at all possible, and whatever worked the fastest he would help with, even if things were still blurry. "Push where?"
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At least this one seemed slow enough to outrun. He sighed. He should have just kept looking for Lust and never bothered with these kids...
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But the fact that Jack might actually have a use now was grating. Aidou sighed too.
No time to get seriously irritated with himself and this place until later.
With the three of them all lined up like a bunch of cooperative teammates, Aidou didn't bother to say anything more. Their effort to push together was nothing more than a common interest, for now--putting another annoyance behind them. To his slight dismay, the door moved with ease, opening to the three of them without trouble.
Impossible that either of them had contributed that much strength... right?
[denying Phead raep time and moving to here]
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