At this point, Remus isn't all that surprised to find that Sirius has run off to do something reckless without ascertaining if it was even necessary. That kind of foresight and ability to plot a course of action is what generally stops people from running off into a storm at all, much less after the bloody volunteers trained to do it have come in
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I'm relieved to see him, for all of two seconds, before I notice the urgency in his voice.
"Yeah, okay," I drawl, pushing to my feet and motioning for him to follow me to the other side of the room, the girls still within sight, "What's goin' on?"
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Folding his arms in front of him one over the other, then switching them irritably, he fidgets off another bit of the nervous energy that had him stalking the hall. "Sirius went to find Cassie, only instead of looking and finding her in the sodding basement, he went out there and hasn't come back."
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"What the fuck?"
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The wolf would certainly help him with the part where he wants to kill Sirius for being so stupid. "They've already stopped patrolling," he adds, biting the inside of his cheek. "That's why he went out, he thought they'd missed her."
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"How long's he been out there?"
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Staring at Neil, he wonders why he thought of him first, remembers how useless a pair they've been in the past, and today Neil's got the girls to tend to. "Is there anyone we can tell," he asks, knowing there's little else to do when they aren't letting anyone out into that mess.
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It was really fuckin' stupid to think I'd catch a break through all this.
"I swear to God, I'm gonna have to put a fuckin' leash on that asshole."
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Or worse--as with James, there might be nothing out there to find. "Can you go tell her now," he prompts, voice gone thin with worry, with a feeling like he's going to be sick. "I'll keep an eye on the girls."
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Taking a step back toward the door, I nod toward the girls and say, "They should be occupied for a little. Just keep 'em in this room, okay?"
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