NIGHSHIFT 34- MAIN HALLWAY, 2-CENTER (INCLUDES SUN ROOM HALLS)

[iamyourflower]

[From here]

There was no ignoring the impending struggle in the Sun Room below, nor how it must have been indicative of far worse cruelties in places unseen, but Anthy did well to separate herself from it.  A darker instinct of hers; one she had supposed would shed as she grew, blossoming in the freedom of the world outside, following in Utena's

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[multiweapon]

Great. They got to travel with some guy who was only out for his next cigarette fix. As long as they were out exploring it wasn't a big deal, but if that whole addiction thing wound up being a hindrance he sure wasn't going to be risking his ass for some matches just so this guy could sedate his nerves. Maybe they'd find weapons along the way.

That guy better not have had any clever ideas about giving him any stupid nicknames. 'He of fair eyes' was as stupid as he was going to put up with.

Haseo answered the question he was asked with a certain amount of exasperation. "No. It's only us two that are here that I know about." Which was part of the reason he'd been so happy to see her. With the looming Network Crisis and all that had been happening before he'd come here, Haseo had worried that something worse had happened to them. Alkaid was fine (in a sense..) which meant that the others were probably fine too. Now it was just the Avatar users he had to worry about..

"But I was here a week before I found you, so I guess there's a chance that there are other people around here we haven't met yet." This place wasn't as efficient as The World in terms of finding other people. There was only that paper-written forum that they could only check once or twice a day; no notifications of other people in the area, no short mails, and nothing convenient like that. If there were others from their world they would have to put in the footwork into finding them.

[cigarettes_plz]

Badou wasn't paying much attention to the other people in the hallway. As long as they weren't going to start up trouble it didn't concern him. The same went for monsters, which thankfully hadn't appeared yet.

He passed the flashlight along the walls, getting his bearings as they walked. Assuming they'd gone up the right set of stairs, he just needed to keep walking in this direction, right? Simple stuff. Judging from the rails on the other side of the hall, this should be the right way.

Badou sighed silently. Sure they were in a bad horror flick, but navigating was sort of boring as hell. He let himself eavesdrop seeing as how he had all of nothing to contribute. Had Alkaid mentioned that her boyfriend was from the same world as her? He couldn't really remember. Whatever. He shrugged and moved on into the next hallway.

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