Remy LeBeau was not a happy man at the moment. The rhythmic woosh and clap of the cards sliding in through his hands was usually calming, reassuring, but they did nothing for him right now. The guards that flanked him shifted their grip on their guns, apparently warned just what he could do to them with cards or hell just his fingers. It stuck in
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Being the curious merc he was, Wade decided to stick his hands into his pockets and go see who it was. There was nothing better to do anyways. He couldn't help but overhear the stranger's last sentence.
He smirked himself, laughing a little under his breath. "Not really. Unless you enjoy being caged in a zoo. Only with mutants."
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"Zoos ain't de worst places in de, homme," he said with a shrug.
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Wade raised a brow before shifting one of the straps to the swords on his back. "It was only an analogy, mec. It's not the worst place but it ain't Chuck 'E Cheese."
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He didn't like the look of this guy. He was a good judge of character, this guy said unstable and that was dangerous. He started fingering the deck of cards, just out of habit.
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He headed closer.*
Hey there, honey. Need a hand?
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"Just lookin' for where I need to check in," he said easily. "Front desk around here somewhere?"
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Fucked if I know. I got here and then pissed off to Tokyo an hour later. Spent the time since then nursing a hang over and a concussion.
*He took a drag of his smoke and pointed in the general direction of the rooms.*
Dorms are that way though.
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It was mostly sarcastic, as was his nature. The kid didn't seem all bad, a little young for an army outfit but he already suspected this wasn't a typical military operation.
"Any room in dere?"
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The fact that she'd been in more than three continents in less than four months when the four years prior to that she'd been contained in a twelve by seven padded cell, was lost on her completely.
She hadn't really expected the same influx of people, not like previous, but with the jeep pulling up, a stranger being left in its wake, she supposed that Stryker had to rebuild the lingering team. It only made sense that he'd try to rebuild what he'd lost in Russia -she blamed the weather for that. Cold places made people do crazy things.
Or just crazy people. Taking a read from the new arrival, Ophelia didn't hide the wide grin as she giggled to herself.
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Ducking down he tipped his hat up, "'Cuse me miss. Can ya tell me where a man goes to check in to dis place?"
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"Find the boss, or he'll find you. One of the rocks has a view." She nodded her head towards what served as Stryker's little hideaway. His refuge from all the mutants beyond. "Else there's the game, either way happens the same."
If he wanted to announce himself, he could. Ophelia thought it'd be more amusing not to.
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"Well, thank you, chere. Sounds like they ain't in a hurry to find me. Might as well make 'em wait."
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