[ here.]Soubi remembered the way relatively well and was sure to keep an ear and eye out for any monsters. But the dread was still settling in his stomach and he was desperate for a distraction. There was one that had proved rather nice walking just behind him. But... well, he still wasn't sure about it all. It had been nice to be close to someone ( Read more... )

[from here]The doors leading into the chapel were big, unlocked, and creaked ominously when pushed open. The darkness inside was somehow deeper than that from the hallway, so Melissa stopped and gave her eyes a few seconds to adjust before slipping quietly inside ( Read more... )

[from here]And here was the balcony overlooking the sun room. Stray thoughts and tastes rose up from whatever was going on down there, but Melissa was able to ignore them for the most part. Up here, she was the only one. The only human, anyway. Who knew what else was creeping around up here ( Read more... )

[from here]On the second floor, and she hadn't blacked out yet. The complete darkness, instead of slowing her down to a cautionary walk, allowed her to speed up. Melissa was too sensitive to light to be able to see much unless she was in total darkness, a fact which had only annoyed her up until this point. Now she could just run through the halls ( Read more... )

[from here]The stairwell seemed to take forever despite how fast Melissa was hurrying, although that was probably because she expected to wake up again in her bed with every step. The climb remained uneventful, however, and Melissa only paused for a moment at the top of the stairs to quickly taste the hall she was about to step into ( Read more... )

He came to feeling perfectly fine, but knowing things were not well ( Read more... )

Renamon had spent dinner gathering her things together to bring to the next hall, and was entirely ready to move when the doors opened. Container in hand, and knuckle on, she moved to the door. With a last nod at her roommate, she stepped outside.

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[From here]Ophelia slowed back to a walk as she entered the main hallway. It was a ways off in the dark, but she could just make out a small patch of light further down in the center of the hall, presumably streaming in from the Sun Room's glass ceiling. She didn't see anything yet, but there was no telling when something might suddenly jump out at ( Read more... )

[From here]Nothing around so far to get in her way. She was one of the first patients out of the starting gate. Excellent. Ophelia picked up the pace a bit, though didn't quite start running yet. She made for the dim moonlight she could see from the door at the end of the hall, keeping an eye out for any sudden movement that might jump out at her ( Read more... )

The Head Doctor sounded rushed, as usual, as he began speaking on the intercom ( Read more... )