No. Not even that ever-so-charming red-headed girl wasn't able to take his mind from memories dragged to the surface. It wasn't so much of a surprise--those things, that girl, had occupied his mind for a long period of time. Where every waking thought, after reaching over to find his twin's mind on her, became an undulating hatred of her presence.
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Strangely, it didn't bother him. It should've, he knew, but he couldn't muster up the will to resent it. This was better than being under his father again, being forced to fight and kill and hurt. At least his friends were here. Even if they didn't know why they should hate him. even if they didn't remember what he'd done. Maybe he could change it - that was a thought - but here everyone was alive. Even Kaworu.
The showers were a relief and he bowed his head under the stream of water, letting it soak into his skin and into his hair. He remembered the last time he'd been here - he'd talked with Kaworu, hadn't he? And now he was here alone, listening to voices echo off of tile. Maybe he could stay here for a while.
[For Toji]
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He was in a bleary daze up until then; he didn't quite care that the food was crappy during breakfast, and he didn't notice what he was doing with a piece of paper and markers during arts and crafts. He didn't let goddamned Soryu get to his head because he knew she was talking bullshit, all of it-- what she was saying couldn't be possible.
Yet, when Toji made his way through the Showers Room, he felt a tinge of anger nipping at the edge of his mind become increasingly more annoying, and when he nearly slipped off of his foot and onto the floor again, he was done-- he was flustered and angry, pathetically lost and too fucking confused to really have taken it all in, and all because he let that fucking boisterous Nerv brat talk to him about this!
What could he do, anyway? He wasn't a pilot anymore! He wasn't anything, he was Toji Suzuhara the cripple, and the only person he had-- no, knew-- ( ... )
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As water trickled from the shower head, his thoughts became bleary and tangled together. It was a comfortable kind of daze; he felt together for the first time today. He let out a sigh and leaned forward, staring blankly at the tiled floor he was sitting on.
He was feeling better. He felt calmer than before; he was ready to try and get up--
Then someone called his name.
Even past the noise of the showers, that voice sounded damn familiar... He jerked his head to the side, an arm raised and a hand cupped into a tight fist in defense.
Yeah, he knew that voice, alright. He knew that voice really well.
He couldn't get himself to raise his voice past a whisper, tinged with a faint shudder of anger.
"Shinji?"
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Well, part of the plan that didn't have to do with dropping comparatively good things on Endrance so much. The Adept Rogue sighed in frustration at the return of that thought, ( ... )
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So, with lightning speed, the detective washed himself, washed his hair, and rinsed everything off. Total time: less than five minutes, give or take. Not a personal best, but still not bad.
[going here]
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