With a crackle, the intercom came back on, and with a boom, the Head Doctor began to laugh into the microphone, his mouth so close that his breath rasped out of the speakers. Finally, he spoke, with one word that seemed to mean more than he let on
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But Expel doesn't have anything like that! he realized with a sudden jolt, and he quickly sat up in bed, half-expecting some sort of emergency to be waiting for him. But all that greeted him was a dimly-lit room, a couple of beds, and--
Where was he?
The last thing he remembered was going to sleep in a small inn, which wasn't here. Granted, Claude wasn't a stranger to waking up in strange places, but this had to take the cake for being the most bizarre occurrence. After all, it wasn't like he'd been inspecting any strange, alien-made devices recently. And it was pretty sure Expel hadn't collided with anything while he'd been sleeping ( ... )
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A nightmare?
It was one of Zoisite's piano performances. Chopin Etude Opus 10, Number 3, he called it...a quieter tune than normal...more somber than usual ( ... )
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--The blonde general looked around, surprised. Where was she? Her clothing had been switched to some sort of cheap, peasant's clothing. Scratch that, peasants wore better clothing. What was this fabric? This face? It looked like one of the ridiculous scribbles that Kefka would occasionally put on his order notes.
Thrice-cursed Clown.
A cursory examination of her room revealed a... kind of Figaro torch, some sort of writing utensils (what Celes wouldn't give for a good fountain pen) bound in a band, a blank book. A weird item with dials and knobs, she brought with her once it began spewing voices.
A sword singing? The ex-general sighed and left her room. Someone was going to give her answers, right now.
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