It was safe to say that a mob of zombies was the last thing Orihime expected to see at an island resort, particularly one that was run by the hotel. It was hard to wrap her mind around it all -- seeing zombies in the sunlight, particularly, smelling of rotten meat and coconut suntan oil -- so she didn't try. The fact of the matter was that there
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At the very least, wherever he was had been kind enough to leave him with his Nox Nyctores. Though there wasn't much effort in killing things that were already dead, it did give him enough satisfaction to keep the chain whipping and sailing through the air, knife slicing through dead, rotting skin as easily as a knife through melted butter.
"Honestly," he sighed, just barely skipping out reach of a lunging zombie with one hand firmly planted on his hat to keep it there. "You'd think they'd make this a little more challenging, a little more entertaining for being so close to Halloween. Ah, don't touch the hat!" He actually ( ... )
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"Bitten? Not at all!" And here he gave a little twirl, hands held up in a mock gesture of surrender. "They've been trying though. Not exactly the most polite way to greet a person, but I suppose that's what happens when you've been turned into a bunch of flesh-eating savages. Biting people, tearing off arms---" He let out a quiet chuckle at that. "--chasing young girls across the sand ... what is the world coming to ( ... )
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"Mm!" she inclined her head once, her gaze flicking briefly toward the open space they momentarily possessed, and how that space was gradually beginning to shrink. "I can defend myself. I could feel a few more people still alive out here, though, so I'm trying to get them to the safehouse." This man must have been one of the souls she'd detected. He was definitely lively.
"I'm a little reluctant to kill them, though. There might be a cure." It didn't mean she wouldn't kill them, and she wouldn't feel all that guilty about it if she did. It just wasn't her first plan of action ( ... )
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"A place to rest would be fantastic, thank you. I'm a little disoriented right now, and everything is happening just so fast. I don't quite know what to do with myself yet. I'm sure you understand.
Ah--" and here he doffed his hat cordially, a polite smile spreading across his face. Probably not the best place to exchange pleasantries, given their situation and their increasingly hostile surroundings, but that didn't deter him in the slightest. "Where are my manners? My name is Hazama, and you are...?"
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"Never heard of it. Then again, there are probably a great deal of things I've yet to see." He brushed a stray leaf off the shoulder of his suit and readjusted his loosening tie. Not out of appearances' sake so much as out of habit, but he did make it a point to never get his hands too dirty, or his suit too torn up. He had an image to uphold, after all, and though he certainly wasn't lacking in the intimidation department when the time called for it, being dressed for the occasion certainly helped ( ... )
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Once he'd passed through the boundary -- which he could tell by the wave of tingling heat washing over his senses, a bit more powerful to his senses because of what he was -- within the cleared section of the forest he felt a ... calm. An almost unnatural magic, tinged with the otherworldly. It made a shiver run down his spine in the most delightful way, and for a moment he was tempted to doff his hat to the pre-residents of this location, if only because their magic seemed to be the only thing that wasn't behind the times with the rest of the world ( ... )
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In fact, if Orihime didn't know any better, she'd say that the supply was self-replenishing. It was possible; crazier things had happened, zombies foremost amongst them.
"Come on inside," she offered, stepping up the short porch and opening the heavy door. "Most people sleep during the day, since the zombies are more active at night. You can get something to eat in the kitchen, I'm going to go clean up a bit."
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Kitchen is... where?" He half-turned toward her, hands slipped leisurely in his pockets, and his gaze dropped down. "Ouch, that looks like a nasty cut. Why don't we get that taken care of before we eat, hmm? I'd hate for it to get infected. Who knows what's crawling around in here."
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