Well, that was... special. No wonder he was losing respect for this place--the fearful Martin Landel was coming undone, most probably with boredom. So scary. Even Nursey seemed a little exasperated, though that most likely had more to do with X's constant insistence to stay in the Sun Room rather than go inside the Greenhouse
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Claiming that she was too tired and wanted to get some rest, she managed to break away from her nurse after some sympathetic tut-tutting, and paused at the bulletin board. There were too many people around for her to post very much, but she took note of Okita's latest haiku with some interest. If this was to work she'd need to be certain Robin had been sufficiently reassured about her, so left a note for him before moving away.
Fortunately the room was empty enough thus far that there were plenty of seats to choose from, so she picked a couch that gave her a good view of the bulletin board and the goings-on there. With a somewhat dramatic yawn Ayumu curled up against the cushions and pretended to doze off.
[Kenshin~]
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He ignored a nurse's concern over if he'd received enough to eat and shuffled into the Sun Room, stopping a short distance inside, biting a fingernail, then turning sharply on his way toward the bulletin board instead. He thought once more that if he could look busy enough, he might be left alone....
[Would you bring this one coffee too, Matsuda-san?]
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It had been nice to be able to talk to Demyx, at least, and he hoped that his friend had more luck making his decision than Matsuda seemed to with his own situation. Which was why when he saw what looked like L inside the Sun Room, he paused and stared for a moment. L was gone, and his spot in his former room replaced, so unless he and Naomi had missed something, it should be impossible.
...Shouldn't it? Did that mean that Mikami hadn't had anything to do with it?
As Matsuda approached, he could at least tell that it wasn't L as he'd come to know him. The guy seemed a bit younger, but otherwise could've passed for him. Or his brother, maybe. Did L even have any siblings? How was he even supposed to greet the guy? He didn't know what L's real name was, and calling him 'L' would be even more dangerous with Mikami around. L had also said not to call him 'Ryuzaki', and 'Ryuga' just seemed so random ( ... )
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"I'm me, but I've never gone by that name," he said. His eyes traveled down the length of the man's body, back up and just slightly over the top of his head (had B not been one to slouch so much, he probably would have been taller than him), and then off to the side, disinterested. "...Am I supposed to know you?"
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"I'm...not sure," he admitted. "You look a lot like someone I know." Well, except for those freckles. L hadn't really had freckles, had he? But maybe they'd faded or something...
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With her current injuries, Beatrix passed on the rec field. Getting outside for some fresh air would have been nice, but the comfortable chairs in the Sun Room were more conducive to her condition.
Sitting close to the board, mostly so she could catch sight of whatever pawn Ophelia was using to be her bulletin mouthpiece, she half closed her eyes, mimicking sleep. If the shift was uneventful enough, perhaps she'd meditate some.
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Between spending another shift talking in the sun room, and spending a shift out in a hot, humid building full of plants the choice was clear. His nurse seemed to think that he wasn't in good enough shape to handle plants, which, while insulting, was helpful. At least he didn't have to argue about it with his nurse.
SubZero made his way over to sit with Arlene. They needed to talk, and since he would be busy for the night now was as good a time as any. "Arlene," SubZero greeted, since she seemed to be asleep. He didn't think she would actually sleep in the sun room, but there was just no telling with some people.
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The other two assassin meatbags were already there, so it seemed best to join them. Even if one of them was SubZero. "Greeting: Hello again, meatbags."
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"You know, I think her continued existence is far crueler than her death would have been," she stated, not feeling to need to specify who she was talking to. "I'll allow her continued existence for now."
She gestured with a nod to the nearby chair as moving her arms hurt too much to bother with. Oh, good. HK-47 had arrived. Without preamble, the Bride focused on their common goal.
We have competition in the basement - a group that saw last night's fight. Their healer was trying to milk me for information during lunch. We may be able to use them to our advantage."
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"Would you care to sit down? You must be careful not to stand so long in your condition, you know." Ever the gentleman.
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Perhaps another time.
Oh yes, Grell was talking, wasn't he? Something about... his head? After driving dear Scar to fits of murderous rage, Luxord had all but forgotten about the wound on his head before Grell thoughtfully mentioned it. The Gambler brought his hand up and gingerly touched the bandages there, almost as if testing to see if it would still hurt. It did.
Ugh. He made sure to cover up the wince with a laugh and went back to petting Tyche. "Indeed it was, though I believe I will be alright. I truly did try to keep you from slipping, though it seems I was no help as I was merely dragged down with you..." Dramatic sigh. "As it is, you've suffered the worst of it. I should be asking of your health."
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After the night and day he'd had so far he wasn't putting much hope in his luck, but he could always hope. In the menatime he closed his eyes, wishing fervently that he'd taken the medication the nurse had given him. His hand throbbed, his face ached, and all he really wanted was for the day to be over before he aquired any new injuries. The thought of making another try at the second floor had crossed his mind earlier, but now he thought he'd just stay in and sleep if he could.
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It took him a few seconds, after spotting the injured person on the couch, for him to recognize the guy as the one who'd approached him just yesterday at the band meeting, the one with the weird name they'd been going to save the night before - "Kvothe!" He moved quickly over to the other man, looking him over worriedly. Something about the way he was holding that one arm made it look like the icepack wasn't covering the only place he'd been roughed up. "Geez, what'd they do to you?" He'd thought they'd been doing experiments, but - well, Kvothe just looked like somebody had beat him up. What kind of experiment was that supposed to be?
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It was kind of a relief to see Demyx, really. Someone he'd spoken to before who'd seemed all right, and at the very least probably not inclined to either insult or injure him. And that he hadn't managed to anger or drive off yet.
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