Nightshift tended to prove just as lackluster as Dinner. At least Tyche was there to give the Gambler company for the previous shift (and she received most of his steak. Enjoy it as he may, he just never felt right about eating it). Without a roommate, there was little to complain about, so he simply watched as the kitten tunneled herself under his
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He stopped outside Homura's room before knocking, after a hesitant moment, hooking his hair behind his right eat so that both of his eyes were visible. He felt much more vulnerable like this, exposed somehow, but Homura was the same as him and it seemed unfair somehow to hide his golden eye in front of the man when Homura didn't. It felt cowardly and deceitful.
He knocked quietly on the door then. "Homura?"
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If they were accepted and useful, then he could make more tomorrow night, or go back to his room and make some more quickly before heading out. It would be easy enough to do.
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As the other drifted in his own thoughts, Yue gradually came to the fore again and moved to his feet. There was no longer any reason for him to exist, now that he'd been abandoned here. No longer any reason to try fight or escape or anything that had seemed so important before. But if Clow was here, then perhaps the book was, too - if he could just find that, he could seal himself away and sleep until he was needed again. If he ever was.
He turned toward the door without a word spoken to Ken, without even bothering to stop to gather up any of the things he usually brought along with himself at night. There was no point to it.
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Dammit, Ken really didn't want to have to knock him out until he got some sense back.
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He turned his head slightly to regard his roommate from the corner of his eye and considered exactly what to say. There was the truth, but that seemed unnecessary, and then the other might feel obligated to attempt to stop him.
"I need to go find someone," the guardian finally replied. It wasn't entirely false, and would hopefully mollify Ken.
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Blinking, trying to make sense of the world around him, he reached over and fumbled with the straps on his wrist.
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Damn it. He couldn't get a decent hold on the straps and hooks. He made a soft frustrated sound and lay back to try to get the one across his chest off.
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The roll of gauze and a few pens went into his pockets; the journal could stay behind for the night. He dropped the spare oxygen tank into his pillowcase and twisted the end shut, found and took the aluminum baseball bat, and switched the flashlight on.
Without further ado, he stepped out into the hallway.
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