The sun was starting to set, and it was with a heavy sigh that Edgeworth stepped out of Twin Pines and out onto the street. The tea had helped, but there was still a sense of worry that he couldn't shake. There was, of course, the entire situation with Franziska, but now both Javert and this new person calling themselves 'Justice' were in the
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Though he would admit it was kind of satisfying to see Alle glance in the direction she'd gone like he could brutally maim her just by glaring hard enough. Badou flashed him a grin - a normal, albeit slightly razor-edged expression, and threw an arm around his shoulders. "Thou shalt not steal Doritos, for it taints the cheese with sin," He intoned. "Grocery store guy traded me a smoke for one of the coupons."
So he figured he'd be too memorable a face, and he wasn't about to fail at petty theft and lose himself the chance for a cigarette later on. He glanced up at the sky. "It's getting dark. Let's try the bar first. Don't want to get halfway to the grocery just to be dragged in by nurses."
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He grinned back at Badou, a little startled to have an arm slung around his shoulders, but he relaxed after a moment although not without a moment's panic over what he was supposed to do with his own arm. He settled for letting it hand at his side. "What if the person who owns the shop is dead?" he asked deadpan. "Is it still stealing then?"
He glanced along the street again and then nodded. "Sounds good. Aren't they cutting it a little short for getting us back to the Institute?"
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Having someone start at being touched wasn't exactly unusual either, but once Alle had relaxed he started dragging him back the way they'd come - a task made slightly awkward by the fact that Alle was a couple of inches taller than him. "Then it's grave robbing."
He glanced up at the darkening sky and frowned. "Yeah, they are. I heard something happened a couple of weeks back. Buses broke down outside somewhere but at this rate..." They might not even make it to the buses. "Bar's got glass, flammable liquid... shit, I wish I brought my lighter. What are the chances of a mutant squirrel knocking back some nut flavoured rum instead of us?"
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Huh, he'd heard rumours and stuff about what had happened on one trip. "Druken townspeople zombies?" he added to Badou's list with a grin. "Maybe if it was flesh flavoured rum..."
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Drunken townspeople zombies? "You say that like we'd be able to tell the difference." Badou replied, laughing. "And that's disgusting. Zombies should at least be drinking flesh-flavoured bourbon. And they'd better shamble like real fucking zombies. I saw this one movie where they were running after the guy. Not even a fast shamble. This was serious marathon shit." Badou was, unconsciously, gesturing with his free hand as he spoke. "What kind of fucking zombie runs? It's like an insult to zombie kind. If you're leg isn't falling off from a quick hobble you should be back in the grave rotting like a man, am I right?"
Like all the great emotional shit that came before it, Badou fully planned to bury the encounter with Makiko and deal with it later. Or not at all. He just couldn't wait to find out what kind of weird obsessive disorder he was going to give himself next. He had more important things to take care of anyway. Like finding more smokes.
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