There was, Naomi decided, some sort of cosmic irony in all of this. Not that she was trapped in a deranged and possibly other-worldly asylum with a man she'd idolized for years and a boy who was being investigated for - among other things - the murder of her fiance. No, at this point, those were perfectly normal occurrences. Rather it was the
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And pink... Pink really wasn't at all her color.
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Saber blinked, trying not to look perplexed. Regardless, it would do little harm to allow the younger person to sit with her on the trip to this town. She supposed, grudingly, that Ed's assessment of her state of mind was indeed correct as well, though it was troublesome that she'd broadcast her displeasure with her attire so obviously.
"Of course," she replied simply. As an after thought and attempt to make conversation, the Servant continued. "You are also displeased? Might I inquire as to what has caused such displeasure?"
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"Ed found fun things to keep last night, but they're all gone now that it's light." She fished out the juice box, stuck the straw into it, and sucked on the beverage glumly.
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Artemis attempted to open his eyes, but everything was black. Instantly he sat up and screamed. Oh God, OH GOD I'M BLIND. What am I going to do? I can't see anything, oh God...! The boy started making choking noises, as though he were going to vomit ( ... )
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"Please, be my guest," Artemis said, gesturing to the spot next to him. He turned away from the window to face Harry. Even if his clothes put him in a bad mood, he wasn't about to be rude and unaccommodating. "Apologies for mis-scheduling our appointment. I thought for certain that we would at least be forced to eat breakfast in the institute before striking out on this..." He waved his hand around to indicate the bus. "Fiasco. But it could be worse."
Artemis opened his breakfast bag. A juice box? "It just got worse."
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He looked into his own bag and shrugged. "I've had worse," he said, thinking of the cold canned soup his aunt had shoved through the dog door Uncle Vernon had installed on his bedroom door when they had kept him locked up over the summer. "At least they aren't starving us," he added and he picked at the muffin in his bag.
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He hated feeling anything.
He not looking forward to having to sit next to someone. He gritted his teeth and waited.
He hated the days in this place.
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"Sorry!" she whimpered. "You don't mind do you?"
She felt so vulnerable here, she was too scared to look around for a familiar face. But the one she looked at, the one belonging to the guy she'd disturbed...oh, it didn't look happy.
"I can move..."
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Her leg began to shake, the heel tapping the floor. Oh, she was so nervous now! No. She had to stay calm and be brave. She had every right to be there. Unless he was saving the seat for someone. Well, he should just say!
"N-nice day for it..." she said, quietly. Of course, it sounded like she was saying it at knife point.
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Fox had been given plain old, worn pants and a buttoned long-sleeve shirt, and a faded brown jacket to go with it. It wasn't too bad, but the jacket smelled like moth balls.
Neither Snake nor Otacon were on the bus when he arrived, but that kid, Raiden was. Fox took a seat next to him.
"Morning, Raiden," Fox offered as a greeting. There was hardly any reason to add 'good' before it.
Raiden really did look like Raikov... a little younger, perhaps. But the resemblance was remarkable.
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He didn't say anything at first as a result, and just gave the other man a look-over. He had heard the tales of FOXHOUND's best soldier, and how he had ended up in a cyborg suit that enhanced his abilities. That had started the whole ninja trend. But there of course had to be someone under all of that, and this might just be him.
"Are you really... Gray Fox?" he asked, forgetting his breakfast for the moment.
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It looked like Snake had mentioned who he was, judging by the question.
"Yes," Raiden seemed nervous in a way he hadn't been last night. And that disbelief about who he was... Raiden had probably heard stories about him. If he was in the same business as Snake, who was himself a living legend, the kid probably know a little bit about FOXHOUND.
And, of course, there was the fact that Fox had been killed twice. Though he wasn't sure how many people actually knew he had died a second time. It would be easy for someone to question that he was in fact Gray Fox.
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A violet tank top underneath a (hooded) black sweater, along with jeans and boots… Not very “girly” by the Institute’s standards, but Raven was absolutely fine with that. Once done, she headed into the last of the three buses, but not before being given her very own muffin and juice box.
“Cute.” She remarked, noticing how the breakfast seemed like something right out of kindergarten. With her breakfast in hand, Raven entered the bus and looked for an available seat.
“Mind if I sit here?”
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"Yeah, sure," he said. He paused. Might as well be friendly and it wasn't like it hurt to introduce himself. "I'm Clark."
This strange girl looked his age, as he was realizing a lot of the patients he ran into seemed to be, and except for the skin (and purple hair?), she looked like a normal girl.
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"My name is Raven."
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