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here]No one else appeared to be in the hallway. It should've been good news, but Archer still found it disconcerting. There were usually other patients around by now, but he couldn't be certain. His sense of time felt off in this place
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Almost time to make a choice. Seiya was surprised, though, that the hallways seemed busy upstairs tonight. In an odd way, it made her hesitant to even try the trick on the balcony here. It wasn't that Seiya wasn't used to performing in front of an audience, and the balcony did look clear, but so many people around would be distracting. Particularly if they responded.
"... It's too crowded here." Seiya said quietly. "I want to head down the hallway ahead--there's an outdoors balcony that I think would be a good spot, too." It was closer towards the center of the Institute, though, wasn't it? And there were those birds waiting on the rooftops...
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The change in plans didn't. It would be better to find a less occupied location, but now that meant traveling to a location she'd never been to. Not to mention that an outside location added a whole new dimension that she'd need to keep her eyes on.
"And if there's people out there as well?" she whispered back, giving Seiya a long look. It didn't escape her notice that the hallway Seiya was suggesting led them closer to the pulse of energy she'd sensed. "If you think it'll be worth the extra time and energy, then I'll follow you. But the sooner we finish this, the better." Waiting another day to find out if Usagi was still here was entirely unacceptable.
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Seiya shook her head once, sharply. "You're right. Let's bet it all here." The echo from the Sun Room might boost it, or might not; it wasn't entirely about a direct line of hearing, although that certainly helped. Seiya stepped over towards the balcony.
[to here]
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Archer peeked out into the hallway from the top of stairs. It seemed like there were other people moving about, but no monsters or anything that indicated danger. Still, he'd keep his senses sharp just in case.
"All clear," he whispered to Thursday, before stepping out.
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Stepping out of the stairwell, Hohenheim peered around through the darkness. If he had an extra hand, he would be able to use his flashlight, but it was impossible when he was keeping Yuuri upright. He stepped aside to allow Wolfram to follow along before setting his pillowcase of bottles and fished around in his pants pocket to find his flashlight.
He pulled it out and offered it to Yuuri. "Point in a direction Yuuri, and we'll go that way. Remember, we are looking for rooms with locks on them," he said kindly before reaching down to grab his pillow case again. They would get somewhere quickly this way.
With that, he set off down the hallway.
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Yuuri seemed to be pointing to the first hallway. Wolfram had never gone down there, so it seemed as good a place as any to start.
He gave Hohenheim a reassuring nod that he had things under control before heading down the smaller hall.
[To here.]
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Dean turned to Tokito.
"How 'bout I go first, take a look around and make sure it's clear?" he asked. There was no hint of joking in his voice. So far he couldn't hear anything but that didn't mean something wasn't out there, waiting for some dinner to blunder past.
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