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[There's a loud rustling sound as Gokudera sorts through the bag he's appeared with and draws out his map.]
Lucerne...? It's not even Japan!
[He gives a loud, frustrated groan before stuffing the paper back into the bag. The broadcast goes silent as he seems to have paused]
Hm? [He inspects the radio. It's clearly on, but for some reason, he can't ( Read more... )
Lucerne...? It's not even Japan!
[He gives a loud, frustrated groan before stuffing the paper back into the bag. The broadcast goes silent as he seems to have paused]
Hm? [He inspects the radio. It's clearly on, but for some reason, he can't ( Read more... )
[There's slow sliding sound followed immediately by a sudden crash of the books and paper Yamamoto had leapt over in the middle of cleaning to get to the radio.]
Is that you?
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[He sounds stressed. Then again, something feels off about this place and he hasn't ran into anyone he knows yet. It isn't audible, but he does feel somewhat relieved to hear a familiar voice. If this were any other time, he wouldn't be so quick to respond.]
Where's the Tenth?
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[And Yamamoto's grinning wide enough for the sound of it to come through the radio. He even gives a lighthearted laugh when Gokudera asks about Tsuna. There was no doubt about it.]
Tsuna's been here, actually in the same apartment as me and Mukuro. Where has Gokudera been?
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[He growls over the receiver, his grip shaking on it with fury. As if he hadn't been freaking out already! Now that guy was involved and the Tenth could potentially be in danger!]
So it's that bastard's fault!
[It seems that last question is lost on his because HELLO the Tenth isn't around, and obviously, Mukuro isn't worth being trusted]
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[Or at least, Yamamoto thinks so, from what he can guess Gokudera might be talking about. But then he sits up a little straighter as an idea comes to him.]
Hey, Gokudera. Tell me where you are. I can come pick you up.
[He wonders if Tsuna might want to also to go greet Gokudera, but he's not sure, so he doesn't mention it.]
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[His tone is a bit challenging. The last Yamamoto he'd been around was the one in the future, who was, admittedly... more useful than he'd expected. Maybe the younger idiot knew what was going on]
I don't need you to pick me up! I can around just fine. If you've got time to come meet me out here, then you can tell me what the hell is going on. This doesn't look like the future...
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[Yamamoto doesn't really take Gokudera's words too seriously, already gathering a few things from his room.
Still, it sounded like Gokudera didn't remember anything about Lucerne.]
Yeah, this place isn't the future. It's a different place entirely. A few people have been stuck here for quite a while, and not just people we know. We're not sure who or what had done this, but more importantly there's this weird thing where monsters come out like every other week or something.
[He figures if Gokudera actually did remember all of that stuff, he'd be sure and tell him so. 'I already know that, idiot' or something like that.]
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Monsters? [Should he really trust that? What would this guy consider monsters, anyway?]
Looks like a regular shitty town to me...
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Well, that's 'cause it's a normal week. Next week'll be a distortion week, and it'll be completely different then.
[So Gokudera didn't really remember this place. Yamamoto guesses that rules out the option that he had figured a way out and returned to tell them. It didn't matter, though, since they could probably figure something out with teamwork.]
Hey, are you in the Westin Apartments? That's where Tsuna and me are.
[Yamamoto remembers going over to Gokudera's apartment a couple of times, and it was really nice that they were all in the same building.]
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That's when there will be monsters? [He doesn't sound totally convinced and lights a cigarette as he turns onto Ewers Road. The people walking by seemed like regular people with their own business. There weren't signs that monsters had attacked last week. At all.]
No, but I can head down that way, since the Tenth is there.
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