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There was no one in the hallway at all when the two reached the second floor. No sign at all of anyone, which struck him as strange since usually there were at least voices or light from other patients’ torches.
Siegfried did not want to linger in the hallway, not when it would put he and Xelloss at risk of being attacked.
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At Siegfried's words, he nodded and smiled, though his grip on the shovel changed to hold it in both hands at the ready. This area was more dangerous than downstairs, and if they did encounter anything, it wouldn't be very good for him to fail to help his light source. His grip on the shovel was slightly awkward due to holding the flashlight as well, but he could adjust his grip if a real threat surfaced.
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Miku peeked out of the stairwell curiously and removed Sousuke's shirt, her homemade mask, from her face. He was right; the smell from below was gone. Somehow, that relieved Miku. "We'll be quick across, I think." She didn't see anyone, anyway, except for other patients ahead of them.
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Was it here, that they had encountered the swordsman? Or was it closer to the railing overlooking the Sun Room? Subaru couldn't remember clearly, all he could see in his mind's eye was Hinasaki-san's protector being sliced open, blood everywhere, and it was his fault... Shaking it off, Subaru gestured with his flashlight. "We'll pass one hallway, and then the next one is the one that leads to the kitchen."
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"If we find scrap metal my roommate can make them into weapons," he pointed out quietly, thinking of what he had seen Roy do before. The alchemy was a curious thing to watch, but it was also very useful. Knives didn't bother sharing that. "Do you need something or is that weapon you have actually worth something?" Knives hadn't acknowledged the wrapped up thing until then and he wasn't about to take it away from Subaru. He was more curious what the boy's talents were.
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"Not that I'm much more help," he said, admitting his weakness in front of the human felt humiliating. "This place has all but crippled me. Let's get to the kitchen so at least I'm more useful that you."
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Caution, as far as Elle was concerned, was something that other people did. As she stepped into the hallway, she sent a cascade of blue sparks racing along the wall into the darkness. They fizzled out after fifteen or twenty feet, but they did reveal a perfectly empty corridor. No patients, no monsters. Not that she really expected to see a monster - she'd been here four days and had only ever seen one, and it had already been... dealt with.
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She spared him one glance, over her shoulder. He'd stuck his hand in his pocket, and there seemed to be a bit of handcuff sticking out, too. "What's with the hand?"
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More emptiness and more silence. Roy knew that the second floor wasn't quite as popular now that there were other destinations, but hopefully that would work to their advantage. The monsters tended to gather where most of the patients were, didn't they?
"I'd been working my way across," he recalled to himself, as well as for Hughes' benefit. He knew that his friend had come with him on this job at least once or twice before, but he wasn't sure if he'd been there for the most recent time - and even that was close to a week ago.
He took a right and slowly started down the hall as he tried to remember where he'd been and where he hadn't.
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Hughes kept his back to Roy, however, now that they were in the hall, and kept his eyes and ears peeled for any hint of something coming.
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He made sure to move forward slowly, knowing that they shouldn't rush when they could potentially get ambushed from anywhere.
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