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here]On the second floor, and she hadn't blacked out yet. The complete darkness, instead of slowing her down to a cautionary walk, allowed her to speed up. Melissa was too sensitive to light to be able to see much unless she was in total darkness, a fact which had only annoyed her up until this point. Now she could just run through the halls
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Here Armand hesitated. It had been far too long since he'd been on this floor of his own free will. They were too close to where he'd been so frightened. His breath caught a little, and he waited for his friends.
"Now I have to remember the way to the kitchen," he said to himself.
[OOC: and take a deep breath!]
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"It's not this first hallway here," he said authoritatively. That was where they did the experiments, and he remembered that it was somewhat convoluted to get there. He could tell that Armand was uncomfortable being up here, so he didn't add that last part about the experiments out loud. He may have been an asshole, but he wasn't that insensitive.
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Weapons were a good idea, he had to admit. Not that he needed them, but for the others.
"I do remember the kitchen, however. At least vaguely."
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"Though at first, I wanted to ask Monsieur Trevelyan--" He was unsure of what he was doing, so he slipped back into a more formal mode.
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