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here]Climbing up the wall was about as dignified as he'd expected, although it could still have been worse. The garden trowel as a climbing tool actually did help a little, and while he would regret the entire decision to go on this insane mission by morning, for now his muscles weren't aching too badly as he made his way to the top. He did
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She waited until Leon was up at the top before turning and looking down at the ground again, checking one last time for anything nasty which might be lurking around. Seeing nothing, she crouched and lowered herself quickly to the ground, dropping almost silently down onto the grass at the other side.
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He paused by the door, expecting one of the others to knock it open. Mark thought he could kick one of the lightly-locked doors down on his own if he had to, but he hadn't had the need yet, and didn't want to waste any more spare energy after the little climb.
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Renji dropped silently to the ground from the wall. Hopefully there wouldn't be anything nasty in the courtyard this time around. He paused to listen.
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Landing on the ground beside Renji and Thursday, Max too hesitated and searched the familiar layout of the Courtyard with her enhanced vision, making sure there was nothing threatening lurking in the darkness.
"Looks clear, but I'd advise not lingering," she murmured to her two companions in a hushed voice.
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"Let's go, then," she murmured, glancing toward the cafeteria.
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Without further comment, he took off, running through the door, into the cafeteria.
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Brigdet looked around. The courtyard was empty. Odd. He turned back to Kagura and held out a hand for Roger. "Thank you for holding him Miss Sohma," he said softly.
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She passed the bear back to Bridget, wishing she could hold him a bit longer. "He's a nice bear," she replied, "I don't mind at all."
Their breath lingered in the air in hazy white puffs, not as cold as winter, but enough to make her wish for home. "So... so we just have to make it over the fence... and then... and then maybe we can get away? Find some help?"
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And he trusted her not to hurt his best friend. "Let's try to get over the fence. Can you climb okay?"
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She nodded, following now with more enthusiasm. It might be a little hard with Roger with her, but she was pretty sure she wouldn't have a problem carrying herself and the stuffed bear over the fence, especially if it meant freedom! "I'll do my best," she assured him, her smile more genuine now.
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Reno dropped down to the courtyard ground and stopped, waiting for Signum. He didn't turn around, keeping his eyes on his surroundings instead, but he listened for the sound of her landing nearby.
So far, so good.
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"You been down there before?" he asked, keeping his voice quiet.
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But she wasn't going to fail this time. Once they were safely past the pond she moved onto the path and headed directly for the door to the cafeteria. Only a few rooms away...
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Falis drew in a deep breath as she left the building for the night air. There was a small hint of blood in the air, but nothing further to indicate there may be a vampire nearby. The bounty hunter stayed alert as she waited for Namine.
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The air felt cool against her skin, and Naminé smiled. It had been awhile since she had been outside, so this was rather refreshing.
"Is it safe out?" Outside also usually meant monsters, so her happiness was a little short-lived.
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The bounty hunter glanced over at Namine. "You like the outdoors, eh?"
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"Yes, actually... Back where I came from, I wasn't allowed outside much. Here, it's sort of the same, so I enjoy it whenever I get the chance," She explained, breathing in some more of the night air.
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