Well, that was... special. No wonder he was losing respect for this place--the fearful Martin Landel was coming undone, most probably with boredom. So scary. Even Nursey seemed a little exasperated, though that most likely had more to do with X's constant insistence to stay in the Sun Room rather than go inside the Greenhouse
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After the night and day he'd had so far he wasn't putting much hope in his luck, but he could always hope. In the menatime he closed his eyes, wishing fervently that he'd taken the medication the nurse had given him. His hand throbbed, his face ached, and all he really wanted was for the day to be over before he aquired any new injuries. The thought of making another try at the second floor had crossed his mind earlier, but now he thought he'd just stay in and sleep if he could.
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It took him a few seconds, after spotting the injured person on the couch, for him to recognize the guy as the one who'd approached him just yesterday at the band meeting, the one with the weird name they'd been going to save the night before - "Kvothe!" He moved quickly over to the other man, looking him over worriedly. Something about the way he was holding that one arm made it look like the icepack wasn't covering the only place he'd been roughed up. "Geez, what'd they do to you?" He'd thought they'd been doing experiments, but - well, Kvothe just looked like somebody had beat him up. What kind of experiment was that supposed to be?
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It was kind of a relief to see Demyx, really. Someone he'd spoken to before who'd seemed all right, and at the very least probably not inclined to either insult or injure him. And that he hadn't managed to anger or drive off yet.
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And Kvothe was a musician. If possible, that made this even more wrong. There were some things you just didn't do.
"Of course you're still gonna join," Demyx replied, without even a pause for thought. "Maybe you can just instruct people until your hand heals up and you can play again - but bandmates stick together, right?"
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The offer to find his lute drew the first small but real smile out of Kvothe since he'd been taken the night before, the day hadn't offered much that was either good or amusing. "...All right, then," he said slowly. "Deal." He offered his (left) hand to shake to seal it.
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At least he'd improved Kvothe's mood a little. That was a good thing, right?...and hopefully he could get a lute for him before he had to make any of the decisions Xigbar and Luxord were going to be forcing on him soon, one way or another.
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