Lunch had been fruitful. Celes had chosen not to eat, but that was fine enough for her; she’d eaten plenty at breakfast and it was not very good manners to eat while discussing war (for Celes, it’d always given her a bit of a stomachache), or plotting. Especially if one was in mixed company. Her nurse escorted her to the Music room, citing that her
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He eyed the instrument a moment, then warily moved towards it, ready to flee if necessary. It shouldn't be here. It should still be in Luffy's closet just as he'd left it! So what was it doing back here again? Maybe... maybe it was a ghost piano! Like when he'd had that visitor...! Ok, the visitor hadn't actually been a ghost, but Brook knew ghosts did exist! He'd run from enough of them to know that much ( ... )
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"Thank goodness what?"
Mele didn't need to lean over to look up into the man's face, which...sort of irritated her, but there was no getting around her height. Especially since she didn't have high heels anymore.
The voice that had pervaded the other room (it was an eating room of some sort, she'd concluded. A...cafeteria?) had been sort of freaky. Must have been some sort of psychological thing, though she hadn't made any sense of what the voice had said, other than the obvious. Was the true intent of the voice simply to announce the "patients" into a new room? And what was this "therapy" thing? Too bad the nurse had herded her away from her answer guy before she could ask any more.
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"Myyyyy, what a beautiful lady!" he said as though he hadn't been asked any kind of question.
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And she thought she'd been in for a crappy day.
Hoping to divert attention away, she turned to look over the...oddly organized (and still brightly lit--though she was starting to get used to it) room. "What's all this?"
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[Bridget]
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He stepped up, suddenly shy, and looked down at his feet. "Hello Miss Sohma." He offered a nervous smile. She hadn't seemed mad on the board, but .... one never knew...
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"Bridget!" she jumped out of her seat and threw her arms around his neck, squeezing quite a bit tighter than she'd intended. Ok, so maybe she was a tiny bit upset that he'd waited until the end of the day to see her. But just a tiny bit. It wasn't as if she'd cracked his ribs or anything just yet, but it was by no means a conventional hug.
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"I'm glad to see you're alright," he managed to get out. Hopefully she'd let go before the lack of oxygen got to be too much.
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He took note of the walkmans as something to take refuge in if that luck didn't hold, and settled down on one of the red couches with his journal. There wasn't anything serious he felt needed committing to paper just yet, with his notes already made, so he took refuge in dog Latin and small, amusing doodles. He'd be unsurprised if the nurses went through their patients' writing, so let them puzzle over that a while.
[for ( ... )
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Van shook his head. There was no point in thinking of that things that simply wasn't true. His time would be better spent trying to learn everything he could of this place so that he could escape later. And, perhaps, maybe allow himself to relax if only for this one shift.
There was already a woman at the fontech keyboard, playing a song that he had never heard before. Van paused for a moment to listen before moving to look at the other available instruments, hoping to find one that he could play for himself.
[for Asch]
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Then he stopped, catching sight of bright red hair. Bright, long red hair, clearly not from the replica.
So Asch was here as well, and seemingly prepared to leave. Immediately, Van crossed the room to catch him before he could go anywhere. Once there, he greeted him with a small smile. "Asch. It's a pleasure to see you again."
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Walking over to one of the couches, Luke flopped down on it fast first, and scratched both hands over the back of his head, shaking up his hair in frustration. He could feel himself getting... what was the worse... used to? Numb. Maybe. Numb to the situation. There was too much. Too much to remember, too much to try to understand, too much that was completely different. The fact that this wasn't even his planet kept periodically, shifting up to the surface of his mind, and then just floated there as he was unsure what to do with it, how to even feel about it. Maybe if they could get out ( ... )
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He was alive. Van was alive. Ion was alive. All this planet Earth. In the crazy jail where they were someone's entertainment or experiment or something. It felt oddly reminiscent of the daze he had wandered around in immediately following Akzeriuth. The dull feeling he'd had when watching Asch travel around with his friends. He was a murderer. A replica. Nameless. Betrayed. And it all came down at once until it just didn't even seem real any more ( ... )
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