You find yourselves in a strange, impossible dome. Enormous, with red ribbed peeling walls and a harsh red light streaming down from a hole at the very top of the thing. Your voices echo, though your footsteps do not, and there is the loud and distracting sound of a heartbeat coming from what seems to be all sides of you. On the wall ahead of
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He shakes as he makes his way into the center of the room, looking to see who else has emerged into this odd hell.
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It's not till then that he sees that someone else is here. "...Derek?" He stands up, helping Eileen up as well.
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"Henry. Eileen," he greets them, making his way over. The left arm of his jacket is ragged woth tears and burns; the rest is not much better off, little more than shreds in some places. The t-shirt underneath is likewise mangled and blood stains most of it's surface. Derek's skin beneath os smooth and unmarred, but painted lavishly in gore.
He looks about thirty pounds lighter than he had when they'd started this.
"You guys all right?"
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Crawling into that hole while keeping a hold of Henry Townshend's hand was a bit of a maneuver, but God only knows Walter probably would've loved to collapse that tunnel behind her given a sliver of a chance. Damaged skin beneath the bandage on her arm is soundly protesting this treatment, but she's more preoccupied with the chilling feeling of having one's grave walked over as she looks out into the strange dome, and with the rediscovery of lost members of the band.
Her face is bruised, her ribs are killing her, there's blood soaked into her clothes, and this room scares her for reasons she can't place, but the addition of new members to this little party warrants a smile nevertheless. "All right, considering. Christ, it's good to see you. What happened? You okay? Are the others...?"
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A brief look of worry crosses his face. Hopefully, the others are here. His gaze falls on Liz, her Henry and their sons. Good. That's some of them, anyway.
"Where are we?" he asks, to keep the panic at not seeing everyone just yet at bay.
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"I'm not sure what the words mean...he's probably talking about the ghosts...?" He stares at them a little longer.
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Then Henry explains their location, and it's easy enough to deduce from there why she should so dislike the situation. Her eyes widen, but she says nothing.
Well... shit.
Eileen zones out a bit from the conversation, instead just looking around and taking this place in. She wants to remember this.
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"So other than shooting them and running like hell, how do we deal with them?"
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There's a pause before Derek asks the next question, "We're gonna have to find a way to take care of them. Aren't we."
Okay--not so much a question as a statement.
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