A part of Ken couldn’t deny wanting to stay in for the night, as opposed to traversing outside and keeping his obligations. Between the arrival of the seniors and the revelation at lunch, the day had completely overwhelmed and undermined any desire to mobilize. Sleep sounded very good at the moment
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He flicked on his flashlight, testing it out. The new batteries didn't seem to help make the light any stronger but at least it shouldn't go out this time.
Clark set off down the hall, hoping to beat Kvothe to the main hall. With his super speed, he should've been there already but he opted instead to walk. It was the one power he hadn't really tried to use because honestly, look how well his others had turned out. Tapping into his speed, he could end up running right through a wall, splat into the wall, or nothing. Nothing would've been the high point: he would've taken no powers over out-of-control powers. He didn't need ( ... )
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Just in case the mirror creature from the night before had been something particular to that bathroom, Leon decided to raid a different one tonight. He knew the chances were slim that this move would be any help in avoiding fights, but it was better than blindly repeating the same actions that had ended so poorly last time.
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The hallway was relatively quiet, although the mutant could smell recent scents of patients who had moved through here not too long ago, including the familiar scent of that kid he'd suspected had some kind of owers, but hadn't let on. He was suddenly hesitant, another trait he was not all too familiar with. He'd made no plans, had no idea where to go from here. He only hoped that Cole or Osborn would have the presence of mind to check on him. Logan decided to give them a few minutes; if neither showed, then he resolved to try and track down Steve. He'd not seen him in a while, after all.
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"Logan." It was good that he was alive and still here, though Marcus figured that Logan was the type to go out with a fight rather than just vanish quietly like so many around here.
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Of course, with as injured as he was and the way things went, Marcus wasn't going to hold him against it. "Brock did this?" They were going to have to do something about that kid, though it wasn't like they could lock him up in a place like this.
True, they could beat him up, but there was no good long term solution except the one Marcus refused to take.
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Still, he did one last check, patting each pocket in turn. First-floor map, right pocket. First-floor map, right pocket. A couple of blank sheets of paper, two pens, and the rest of the maps and his shopping list, left pocket. Pillowcase, right coat pocket. Radio, tied to a makeshift belt that had started out life as a set of pants. Flashlight, right hand. Too bad it was too damn heavy to turn into a headlamp without some real rope. Having two hands free -- or his right hand free to carry something heavier than the light -- would be a big plus.
He opened his door into the side hallway without turning on the flashlight, and squinted into the dark for a long minute. Then he shrugged to himself and flicked the light on. Not falling on his face outweighed stealth any day.
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Some people just didn't know how to handle fear, he supposed.
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