May 23, 2007 09:23
Not wanting to be dragged along on whatever Mission of Annoyance Schuldig had planned for himself at lunch, Farfarello instead headed straight into the cafeteria, alone
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Moving along with the crowd, he lost the sight of Bast somewhere. Too much people, too close. He hated places like this, with passion. He took his place in the line and picked up a tray, threw some food on it without much caring what it was or how much of it was there. He probably wouldn't eat it.
Something was to be said about his efficiency in the last days. He had been totally useless if he was honest about it. And it irritated him to no end. Yohji and Schuldig, neither one of them had nothing to do with the irritation, no. That at least was clear.
He took a seat at a table, beside the wall, content to have at least a little bit of secured space around him.
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He kept his eyes on Yohji and Kurama, visibly worried. This was why he wanted to make sure he got back. He needed to make this not happen, make sure Yohji never broke. He couldn't help this one, maybe, but he could take care of his.
He finally turned back to Aya and his lunch. He picked at it, knowing better than to skip a meal because of emotions. "I know it does. That's why I think we're missing something. Something about how they bring us here, and the monsters, too. Keep your eyes open?"
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He sighed, glancing Omi again and then Yohji and Kurama. He considered going over but Yohji surely wouldn't appreciate the gesture, perhaps even think Aya was waiting Yohji to betray them again.
Biting his lip, he snapped his attention back at Omi and watched him pick his food for a while. Trying to sort out his thoughts.
"We should all have a talk together, and it wouldn't really hurt to speak with Schwarz too, even if I dislike the idea. You don't know who they are but... they might know something we don't. Earlier there was some suggestions Yohji mentioned about this organization named Esset who could have the resources to organize something like this. But the thought might be completely too far fetched." He shook his head and picked up his fork to poke his food around his plate to get something to do with ( ... )
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He was about to answer Omi nonetheless when the boy ducked his head and seemed like caught hand in the cookie jar. He frowned, pushing the fork off his hands and glanced at Yohji again.
"What things?" he asked slowly, voice growing colder as he contemplated over all the possibilities. It surely wouldn't be something small when Omi acted like that.
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He sighed, seeming to sink even farther into the seat. "He already knew you and Yohji-kun were from my world, and he sort of put two and two together."
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"And how did he take it?" he gritted out tensely, keeping his gaze at Yohji and Kurama instead of looking at Omi. He didn't trust Kurama. Not after changing few words with him, and perhaps never would. But he wouldn't lecture Omi about it, not even if he would have thought he should. It was just something Aya didn't do.
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"Fine, as far as I could tell. He wouldn't stop pressing until I told him something. Better a partial truth than a lie." Omi would rather not mention that he'd said more than a few things out of anger. An unfortunate side effect of not bothering to keep as tight a control over his emotions as, say, Aya.
"He kept trying to make it sound pretty by calling us 'vigilantes' and stuff. Like we weren't just killing people." He considered dumping his tray and going back to his room for the rest of lunch. At least he'd be less likely to have to see Yohji having to suffer for his mistake. "I know it was stupid, alright? I just thought, maybe, it wouldn't be too bad."
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The comforting words did seem a bit out of character for Aya, although he'd seen before how much this one had changed from the one he was used to. Still, Omi gave him a small, grateful smile for the gesture. Even if it didn't make him feel much better, Aya had tried. "I live with him, Aya-kun. I can't help keeping an eye on him."
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The only redeeming feature of the whole debacle was that while they were trapped here, Kritiker wouldn't get caught in the backlash. He may have screwed his team over, but Kritiker would be fine.
He nodded when Aya seemed finished. "I know. There won't be a next time."
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"You ought to tell Yohji as well, if he doesn't know already." Based on Yohji's expressions the moment before it was too late already.
Sipping his water again, he fell silent, considering the matter being dealt with, and there was no reason to continue with it.
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It wasn't the sulking sort of silence one might expect from a chastised seventeen-year-old, but more one of someone who had a lot on his mind. Unless Aya spoke first, which was thankfully unlikely as far as Omi could tell, he was happy to just wait for lunch to end.
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Rabastan Lestrange hummed to himself as he wound between the chairs and headed for that (now) familiar red hair. There was only one person who knew with that particular shade, and the worry that had been on Rabastan's face faded into a cheerful grin.
"Aya!"
Bast very nearly wuffle-pounced on Aya, stopping himself about a half-foot from the man's chair. Something told him that Aya probably wouldn't enjoy being smacked into by his whole ninety-five pounds of boney self. Plunking down in a chair happily next to him instead, Bast beamed at Omi.
"Hi! I'm Bast! Who are you? Did you eat, Aya? You're going to be as skinny as me one of these days. Prison does that. Did you miss me? I thought you might need a break."
And he actually got that out in one whole breath.
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