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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And unfortunately he hadn't gotten Ed's room number. That meant the best he could do was run to M6 and ask Mr. Hughes there if he knew the right room. If he was lucky, Ed might even be over in that room again. He'd just have to be quick.
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No... no that wasn't right. All Brook really knew was that Archer was no longer his roommate. He couldn't be certain from that alone that his former-roommate and friend had just gone and vanished!
But when Nami had gone...
Brook remained in his room for a long while, pondering the situation. He had no plans and no one to meet tonight - and now no one to follow out either - so he had the time to spend. And it had been a while anyway since he'd just taken the time to sit still and just think. Not since he'd wound up here really. Or, on second thought, not since he'd finally joined with the Straw Hats!
How were they doing tonight, he wondered.
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If Archer was still here, he'd be heading towards the basement!
"That's right! Yohohoho!" Brook hopped to his feet and strode over to his closet, "There's no question of where he would have gone. This is no time to be sitting around! He may need my assistance! Yohohohohoho!" He whipped a metal bat from the closet and set it against his shoulder before turning towards the door. "Worry not Archer-san! Hanauta Brook is on his way! Ah, I hope he doesn't scold me too much for being late!"
And with that, Brook laughed his way out into the hallway.
[gone here]
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Well, no matter. The doors had unlocked, and that was Wonka's signal to get going! He sprang up from his chair, and after locating the flashlight from beneath his pillow, he picked up the notebook in which he had hidden his map, gave a tip of his nonexistant hat to Mr. Brook, and stepped out the door.
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Leon was a little short of breath by the time he made it back to his room; between the effort of breaking down the pipes to begin with and then dragging them back here, he was tired. But just sitting around recovering wasn't in his nature, so instead of resting he started finding places to hide the metal right away. Tomorrow night, it would hopefully all be worth it.
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Ready now, Leon did one last thing--he took a fresh shirt and one of the heavier over-shirts from the dresser drawer. It was cold outdoors, though nothing like Phandaria's snowy winters, so the extra layer would be helpful. Leon knew there were coats in the closets, but they were too bulky and confining. He did put on the shoes he'd taken from the Patient Possessions room, though--much better than slippers, for going outdoors.
[and leaving, once again, this time to here]
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