Alex found she was getting very tired of waking up in the medwing when she didn't remember getting hurt, but then again for a few minutes after regaining consciousness she couldn't remember what she might have been doing that would have gotten her injured enough to get thrown into the medwing in the first place. Not that the confusion cleared any
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Something was going on in this place, something she couldn't begin to comprehend. She didn't enjoy that. Not that much of this place made sense, but this was new. Even the madness of Landels had some sort of strange routine, and she had grown used to it ( ... )
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"You're new," she finally said, and it wasn't a question. She relaxed her rather agitated stance some, knowing all too well that some humans would take general anger and displeasure personally.
"Sit, if you'd like." There. She was even being friendly. But she wasn't in any mood to be alone and he was a man, and she didn't need much more than that to react in a less than hostile manner.
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But the hallway was all wrong. And they weren't going down a set of stairs at all. She stumbled. "Wait... where are we going?"
"Arts and Crafts, Sarah. Remember?" The nurse's replied.
"But this isn't... this..." she broke off. Useless. The staff probably though that this was how everything had always been. Which meant she had no clue as to how anything was anymore.
All the halls were bright and clean and whole. No further sign of damage, all repairs complete.
She was still in the hallway when the link to Alex reasserted itself along with a query from the Sorceress. It was like a lost limb suddenly being reattached, a Curaga spell pulling her back from the bring of unconciousness. "Alex..." she choked out, grabbing hard at the nurse, near painfully hard as everything suddenly snapped back into clarity and focus.
ALEX! Oh Hyne, ( ... )
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I'm here. Not gone. I was just in the medwing Quis. Behind shields. I'm not hurt, I'm here. She tried to soothe the frantic grasping as best she could while continually reassuring her that she hadn't gone anywhere, she wasn't hurt, she was here. Alex had no clue what the rest of that frantic babble had meant, but she was worried that something had happened to so upset Quistis. She wasn't given to hysterics like this.
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Couldfeelyouearlieruntillockdownthenyouweregone... Quistis shuddered at the remembered tearing agony and tried to slow down like Alex had commanded.
Gone Alex. Squall, Zell, Aeris, Cloud, Zack, the General, Integra, Alucard, Jubilee... they're all gone.
She let the nurse lead her half blindly. She could feel she was near Alex so she wasn't about to resist.
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The latter part of her comments made her pause in confusion though, and her reply was softly questioning. Quis, who? Who were all those people she was so worried about? Was she supposed to know them?
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That had definitely been the worst.
Wondering what it had meant, and it had anything to do with the strange, alternate route his nurse had decided to take here (was it just him or did the place look different too? He'd been concentrating too much on staying upright on the way here to pay much attention), he flopped forward to rest his head on his arms on the table, thankful at least that the world had stopped twisting and spinning for now. He didn't think he'd ever get used to that sensation.
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Soon finding her legs slipping out from under her, she stumbled over to the nearest seat. The world slowly settled down, no long shifting unevenly beneath her. She sighed and glanced up. There was a small collection of patients already there, to her surprise. She'd thought that her nurse had been one of those people who always had to be early... She'd been the first to leave the therapy room, as well as the second to enter anyway.
Martel sighed again and glanced to her right. She jerked in surprise to find someone sitting only a couple seats away. She stared at him for a moment. He didn't seem too well.
"Are you all right?" She asked
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"Yeah, it was a little weird." She replied with a shrug. "Kind of made me dizzy." She added as an after thought.
Martel shifted in her seat, stretching as she leaned back. She took this moment to glance around the room again, this time taking in her surroundings. The Arts and Crafts room did not seem to be having many artistic activities going on. It was much like the therapy room, with each group huddled in their corners.
"How long you have been here, kid?" She asked, turning back to the boy. "Know anything about this place?
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Chusa stepped up to a counter and examined a bin with bright jars of what looked to be paint. There was a label on the front, again in that odd script. She looked around a little more. More of the wood-pulp paper in stacks... thin colored sticks that proved to be a type of chalk that left marks.
She picked up some of the paper and pointed at the label on the paint bin, looking at one of the staff members hovering nearby.
"What does that say?" Chusa asked. The woman looked at her as if she was crazy.
"It says paint."
Good she was right. Carefully she copied down the symbols and added the correct aurabesh word next to it. She pointed to the next bin, the one with the brushes. "What does that say?"
She'd learn this wierd script, no matter how odd people thought she was being.
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Her Catharan accent was terrible, but she managed to growl a polite greeting before shifting back to Basic. "English? Is that what this script is called?" She sighed. "This would be much easier if they'd adopeted Arabesh along with Galatic Basic."
She looked down at the sheet she'd been writing on. "There are some common matches already, so at least it's a logical script."
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Simply nodding her reply to Alex, Skadi caught the thread that the mental query had been sent along and directed it to herself instead before replying. No. Not Jenova. I would guess then that you do not recognize the mental signature attacked to this communication then. While there are Jenova cells in our body, we are not her.
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Yes, you called Alex sister, though you had little contact with me at any point in time. It never became necessary. We become part of the "family" due to your previous versions actions. ( ... )
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