Characters: Alice, Rain, whoever else wants to join.
Setting: The Fairy Bedroom
Time: Night 001, early nightfall
Summary: Alice claims a bedroom, and ponders what the fuck she's going to do about ammo.
Warnings: None, yet.
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Nothing can be truer than fairy wisdom. It is as true as sunbeams. )
"This place creeps me out." the woman admitted, staring at all the fairies, it really did creep her out. For the first time in a while though, she smiled. But it faded as soon as it came. "Nothing on the first floor." the girl stated as she placed her holster and her gun on a small table. "Did I mention this room scares the shit out of me?"
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It was impossible to know how long she'd been awake, with how fucked this house was for time. But considering her adventures in Raccoon City, and all of today, she was willing too bet that she had been awake for too damn long, and Alice didn't count her little burst of unconsciousness as a nap. "I fucking hate yellow." She mumbled, in a desperate attempt to stay awake. Conversation, please.
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But as the brunette attempted to make her bed, she could hear Alice speaking of hating yellow. The woman was really starting to grate on her nerves. Ocampo moved up from the floor and in an instant was pinning the other woman down on the bed as quick as lightning.
"You gonna' be Miss Priss the whole time we're here?" her hands moved from Alice's wrists and she began to back off.
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Scooting up to lean back against the headboard, she pulled a knee to her chest. "I'm trying to stay the fuck awake. I don't how long I've been awake for, but hell if I'm falling asleep in this situation." She bit out, jaw clenching in frustration. "I wish I had a fucking cigarette."
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She leaned back a little and inhaled the cancer stick, removing it from her lips with a forefinger and middle finger. If Alice needed one, she'd just have to come down there and get it. Exhaling the smoke above her.
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"It'll work well enough. Give enough of a head start to let us know if something's trying to get in." She mumbled, mostly to herself, fingers trailing over her borrowed gun for a moment, as if in a comforting motion. Turning and stalking back to the bed, the fighter only bothered with kicking her shoes and empty holsters off, draping the holsters over the nearby desk, tucking the gun under her pillow. "I bet One would love this."
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"You're stubborn." she finally admitted and leaned up into a sitting position on the floor, tossing the cigarette pack up onto Alice's lap. "Can't say I've met many girls like you." arch of an eyebrow as the Latina sunk back down onto the floor and turned over on her side so her back was facing Alice and attempted to try to sleep.
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Any joking demeanor she might have had faded at Rain's last comment. After a long moment, she finally broke the silence with a bitter mutter. "Think most girls would be happy to not be like me."
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Then eyeing the chair with distaste. "Fuck that." the woman remarked. "If you think it'll keep us safe, superbitch then by all means. It will."
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If only to steer away from the subject at hand. While Alice truly did want some sleep, something in her also didn't want Rain finding about Umbrella's experiments on her. Not yet, at least. Why ruin what little trust there was, when there wasn't a chance it could be rebuilt if broken?
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Putting out her own cancer stick had the woman laid back down, watching and waiting for anything to come to them in the middle of the night. Figures, the one person she could meet here...she hated. But with trust came friendship.
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