Scourge felt he'd had a good day. Until the part where he had to open his eyes and get out of bed. The rest of it had been a gigantic trainwreck and not the kind where you grab some energon goodies and watch in amusement. Ugh. He almost hoped he met a monster tonight, albeit a very small and harmless one. He'd have something to take his anger out
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Recluse moved quickly through the hallways, soon arriving at Scourge's cell and knocking quietly on the door. He made sure to check in advance to see if there was any light visible around the door frame--He was tired of getting blinded by idiots with flashlights.
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"Oh, it's you." Behind him the room was completely dark. He didn't bother with the flashlight, not when he could see fine with just a little bit of light, and he hardly wanted anyone else to know he was hiding in here.
The tracker opened the door a bit more and jerked his head inside.
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He entered the cell once he'd been given the space to do so, pulling out the blade he'd just finished at the end of dinner, holding it out hilt-first. "I've held up my end of the deal. Now you will do the same."
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He nodded and returned the sentiment when Sam told him to be careful. As usual, Peter's roommate rushed out before him. Sam was definitely much more active than Peter's previous roommates, which was good and bad. It meant he had someone to talk to who wasn't just passed out in bed all the time, but it also meant he worried about the other man more. Especially since he was now going out while he was still pretty injured.
Still, it seemed like Sam could handle himself for the most part, and his brother would no doubt be looking out for him too.
Peter felt a pang of jealousy, but he quickly squashed it. Sam's brother had died, and this place was ( ... )
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For now, though, he stretched and did some light exercises, getting his blood pumping and his body ready for the exertion ahead. Of course, he'd already changed into his battle outfit, feeling far more comfortable in it than he had the grays of the patient body. It reminded him of who he was, of what he was... when the days stretched on with no resolution in sight, sometimes, he needed that extra assurance to keep himself going.
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He waved goodbye to Suzaku and then headed out, walking the short distance to Adel's room. He knocked first, not wanting to get caught on the wrong end of a punch. "Hey, Adel! It's Ed."
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Of course, he'd be more than happy to make room for Edward. Especially when the other boy clearly had something he wanted to say.
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