Matt had to bite his tongue hard to keep from insisting he would be perfectly comfortable in the library, really, and could he please stop being led around like freaking cattle? As the nurse drew him into the empty Sun Room, the answer to that seemed to be a resounding 'No
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She didn't want to see Ichimaru. She didn't want to talk to Ichimaru. She didn't want to listen to Ichimaru, but she had to. For now.
The small shinigami just wanted to crawl back into her bed. This was too much. It was all too much. Who would she lose next?
[for Rangiku]
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She spotted Hinamori after a moment's search and went over to her, wrapping her arms easily around her and hugging her tightly.
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Rangiku's hug broke it all free again. Burying her face in the woman's chest, Momo started crying again. It wasn't a loud sob, but her small body shook and the thin shirt against her face was quickly soaked through.
"W-why... Why did we let him go?"
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"I'm sorry," she said quietly. They shouldn't have let him go. Carrying on with a stupid funeral while one of their own went off alone. Renji would have smacked them all for being so utterly stupid.
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He managed to talk his nurse into leaving him in the Sun Room without correcting her about his name. The little accomplishment made him feel proud of himself. He needed to catch up on the bulletin board news. As Hughes had hinted, some of it was dire indeed. Some of it was very annoying.
As he read and even wrote out a note or two of his own, Armand kept an eye out for his friends, either TK-622 or Citan Uzuki. TK had a higher priority since he'd seen Armand last night and knew something was wrong. Armand wanted to let him know he wasn't dying.
[for TK-622]
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He finally got rid of the nurse at the entrance to the Sun Room and headed straight for Armand, giving his friend a very slight smile as he walked over. "Good morning." He wanted to ask how Armand was feeling, but he didn't want to force Armand into saying anything if the truth serum was still in effect.
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He blushed and looked down, moving away from the bulletin board and closer to the small area protected by his friend's presence. "I'm afraid something is still up. More than questions, less than speaking my every notion." He sighed. "Why can't the evil men here just leave us alone!"
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Still, she made it to the sun room more or less fine. Senna didn't trust herself to stand in the sunlight like she had the past few days, and instead flopped in the closest couch that she saw. Maybe she'd just doze off or something.
[Meche!]
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She was on her way across the room when she noticed a familiar face; Senna was sitting on one of the couches, looking a little out of it. Yuna wasn't with her this time, and she looked like she could use some company. Well, Meche was in a slightly better mood after breakfast than she had been for the last few days; she might as well put herself out there a little. In any case, she wanted to hear more about what Senna had been going to say when they had to leave.
"Good morning," she said, sitting down on the couch next to the girl. "Taking a nap already?"
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Senna remembered the woman from town when she had been feeding the horse. Her name was... something with an M that reminded her of a car... Meche, she thought firmly in her hazed state. Or something like that. The one who lived in a world where everybody was dead.
Senna blinked lazily at Meche, attempting a loose smile. "Morning. Nah. I wish. Been a rough... Hell. It's been rough."
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"Anything in particular?" she asked. "Or is it just the Landel's blues in general?"
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For close to a week already, Meesy had been looking rather green around the gills. All she had done was lie in bed... It was weird. One would think a hospital would be equipped to handle random bugs lickity split. But this morning, Harley woke up to find the room empty. Likely that was due to sleeping in. She'd missed breakfast and everything. If she was wandering around, maybe the girl had gotten better.
Her nurse didn't volunteer any information regarding her roommate. Ohh, no. All she did was talk about dragging Harley to the library of all places. The library. Of all places, why there?! The library made her think of that super fun night with the homicidal white bug thing. Plus she'd probably explode from restlessness ( ... )
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Smiling, he nodded politely to the nurse and shifted to make room for 'Ms Dumas.'
Oh good. She had a sense of humor. He laughed slightly and shrugged. "So it would seem," he said. He'd been casually listening to the others in the room and everyone seemed ... tense. "Perhaps it's something in the water. I'm Matt. Matt Murdock," he offered.
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"Heya, Matt-o. Harley Quinn," she responded, already sounding a bit more chipper. Though she had turned to him, she wasn't paying such close attention that she would notice his lack of eye contact. "Maybe everyone's just grumpy cause of therapy. Sittin' in a room gettin' grilled by some hack doc don't sound like the best way to spend an afternoon, ya know?"
She somewhat looked forward to it at Arkham since person-to-person interaction didn't happen all that often, and it got boring being alone. This place luckily didn't have that problem.
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He was fishing for information, not sure what he should ask or be looking for in the first place.
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Disappointed, he decided to stay in the sun room. He liked the room well enough, and oh! there was the bulletin board! He made a mental note to start checking it more often.
For now, though, he decided to do his best to meet someone new. There was a man sitting on a couch that had one finger stuck in his ear, as if it itched. Nervously (he looked pretty grumpy, after all), Chopper decided to approach him.
"Um, is..." he started. "Is something wrong with your ear?"
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"What's it to you?" he growled, mood talking more than anything. Unless the kid knew how to make it stop (though Kurogane wouldn't let anyone near his ears if he had any say about it!), then there was no reason for him to be prying!
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The former reindeer watched the scary man from his hiding place for a moment, oblivious to the fact that he was not actually hidden at all.
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