[from here]The flickering glow of torches seeped up the stairs as Momo lead her group down into the belly of the beast. It was a warmer glow, inviting almost, though the shinigami knew better than to expect such a welcome. On the contrary, the warmth was a warning unto itself
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With sense on that matter regained, it could rise neatly to all but shatter at the Uchiha's words. If there had been cohesiveness to the explanation, he could have accepted it. Accepted the fact that he had been previously kidnapped to the same place and retained no memory of it. But the time didn't match. Sasuke spoke of being here weeks, when he had only fled his own village in a shorter time than that. "...You were just seen in less time than that." Days, a week at the longest. If that.
This information slid through him, even as he noted the trapdoor in the fridge. Even as they descended into something that didn't fit in with the quiet institute and dissolving lies at night. His eyes slid from side to side, taking in the surroundings to question later. The trapdoor had already been open. This meant that this place was known to a few at least. So simply another level or was there something beyond that?
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Debatably. The odd prisoner out within their own group was pulling up the rear and obviously working to process the impossibilities that he--and those who lasted more than a few days--encountered each day and added to the lists in the periphery of their thoughts just as quickly. The noble didn’t care to know how or why, but there was no denying this Gaara was different from the first one, and that it was likely he wouldn’t remember Sasuke in the same way. Knowing so little about the unsociable boy as he did, though, the dynamics at play behind Gaara’s comment were a little curious to him.
A certain amount of reservation. More often than not, it was what most of Sasuke’s acquaintances from home tended to exhibit towards him, and not merely because of his injury
Jumping the last three steps, Aidou gave Zack‘s question a moment before inclining his head to the southernmost door. “There.” For once another of the hospital’s hounding curiosities was within reach.
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