Yuffie took the long way around, practically making it a tour of the entire town. She collared--not literally, since the nurses would've thrown fits--a few random citizens along the way, asked as many inconspicuous sounding questions as possible, and then moved on. Wash, rinse, repeat. Sneaking a few covert glimpses into stores and windows
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Despite it being the busy time of day--the restaurant was full of patients and townsfolk enjoying their meals--they were able to be seated rather quickly. Armand hung his heavy coat over the back of his chair. The t-shirt didn't seem very appropriate here, but what could he do? The Institute didn't dress the patients for fine dining, and this wasn't quite that level anyway. He sat down and blew warm breath onto his cold hands, not even looking at the menu yet.
"I hope the food here is better than that other place." The one time he'd been here before, he really hadn't eaten.
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Seeing what Armand did, he took off his jacket and put it over the back of his seat, looking at the menu. Almost all of it was indecipherable to him, but at least he recognized the word 'steak'. "The stuff at the other place tasted pretty good, but it wasn't healthy."
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"I wonder if we can get hot tea to drink here."
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When both his hands were warm, he wasn't sure what to do with them, so he fidgeted with his napkin, keeping his chin down. "Do you think there's hope for your students?" he asked suddenly, after the waitress had left.
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"Yes. Training can take a long time for anyone, but the more you practice, the better you'll become." Even with flash training, it took quite a while for clones to learn everything. Not as much time as it would take a civvie in the same situation, but still.
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Until someone came up with a final plan to take down the Institute. "In the end, I think everyone will have to fight Dr. Landel and the staff, but until them, it's just wasting time and energy to fight the monsters and minions if we can get away otherwise."
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It was easier to talk to TK than almost anyone else at the Institute, except perhaps Bridget. He didn't feel the need to censor every thing he said so much, although he still kept away from politics. "I hope you like it. I'm sure you'll be able to have at least half of mine."
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"I definitely will. And don't give me any if you want it. All this food is spoiling me." He needed to make sure to keep doing daily exercises when he got the time to do it. He didn't want let himself get out of shape just because the military structure wasn't here.
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He wasn't certain what to say now.
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