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From here. Outside F3]Because she needed to get to Orihime and Shiki's room before either of them left, Ururu had practically run the short distance down the halls. Normally she might not, since she knew better than to run inside. Tessai-san didn't like it when Jinta-kun did that at the shop especially, since something usually ended up broken
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Ken slowed his pace to a jog, especially upon noting a tiny figure up ahead. Darkness made it difficult to tell exactly who the owner was, but the boy was confident. Not many children existed in Landel's, and given the surroundings, only one little person could be standing in front of F3. He hastened enough to catch up to the girl's side, only to come to a complete stop short of the threshold.
He set down one end of the spear with a clunk. "Any luck?" asked Ken in a slightly worried tone.
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It's important.
She grabbed her flashlight and opened the door. "Who is it?" she asked. "If you're planning to sell us someting, we're not buying."
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"We don't want to sell anything." Ururu bowed politely, not wanting to make this person upset. She to find out for sure. Maybe she was wrong. Maybe they had just gotten moved again. It'd happened before. "But this is supposed to be my friends' room. Or it used to be."
All Ururu could do was force out the words, and hope the bad feeling wasn't true.
"Could you tell me if Orihime-san or Shiki-san is here? Is one of them your roommate?"
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Suddenly, he really, really hoped she wouldn't start to cry.
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Reno rounded the corner into the hallway. No voices before he approached though, so Rude probably wasn't here yet. Was Rude coming tonight? Or was he off getting more supplies for blowing things up?
Shit. He'd lost track of his partner. That never happened. Well, almost never and he couldn't even call the guy and this was. Annoying. At least it wasn't that freaky experimental night thing tonight so Rude probably wasn't missing because of that. Rude was probably fine, right?
Christ, he needed to check on Elena first. Why the hell did he have to do everything around here?
Reno rolled his eyes at nothing in particular and didn't bother knocking. He pushed the door open, not hesitant, but still cautiously alert.
"You're gonna at least warn me if you feel like kicking my shin again, yeah? 'Cause that totally bruised." He swung the door shut behind him. "Evening."
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She sat up on the mattress, pulling off the covers as she gave Reno a slightly glazed over look. Was she...?
"Did I? Sorry, don't remember." She frowned. "It's... trying to take over again, though. Reno, I'm working on fighting it off..."
She patted the empty spot next to her as an invitation to join her. "But I might need some help."
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Reno flopped down on the bed beside her, partly because of the invitation, but mostly because he always would've sat down there, anyway.
Man. This was so whacked. They couldn't be doing this every night; he needed to fix this as soon as possible. At least she wasn't freaking out on him this time.
He cocked an eyebrow. Way out of his league here. "Okay...?"
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With a split second decision, Elena shifted herself closer, leaning her head onto Reno's shoulder as one hand snaked it's way just to the edge of his jacket. She stayed away from the knife in his hand as she whispered lightly into his ear.
"Distract me. Help me so it doesn't win..."
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"Good luck," she said briefly to Mele, offering a half-smile, and departed.
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After lifting her arm in a brief wave to Soma when her roommate left, Mele found her gaze drawn the desk.
...Ugh. Mele knew Soma was right, that she should try to eat something, but for some reason, Mele couldn't find the thought of eating appealing.
"..." Mele found herself taking a seat on the chair. Something about her life-she'd experienced this feeling before. When her family had died, little Mele had gone a while without an appetite. Must be a symptom of the weakness called "depression."
Well screw you, Long. She hadn't lost the will to live yet, and Mele had always thought it better to perish in battle than to wither away. Not that it had stopped her from developing a "run away rather then fight" style, but living was better than dying, in any case. Unless it was for-
The fork landed on the desk with a ting! sound. She'd missed the plate. The annoyed Mele glared at it before moving the fork over to stab the food. It'd ( ... )
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She said her goodbyes to Miku, figuring that if the girl was still alive after 18 days, she could do one more just fine.
[moving to thread below to wait for Javert]
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Miku gathered her bag and hurried out the door, as fast as she was able, heading for the men's blocks.
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She didn't go far, just down the hall. She stood outside F6, arms crossed as she leaned against the wall and waited for the guy to show up. Why'd they have to move her room again anyway?
Sakura gave a sigh, glancing around as she waited, making sure the shadows jumping in the darkness really were just other patients and not potential threats.
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There was a pink-haired young lady standing outside of F6. Perhaps she was Haruno Sakura, though it was difficult to tell. Her name had sounded Japanese, but she didn't look at all Japanese to his (admittedly inexperienced) eye.
Javert approached, keeping his flashlight slightly averted. He bowed slightly from the waist, one eyebrow quirking upward. "Mlle. Haruno, I presume?"
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"Sakura is fine," she told him, offering a slight smile as she nodded in return. "They changed my room, so I thought I'd wait here. You have the samples?"
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Javert produced the bin of needles from his greatcoat pocket, extricating one carefully and presenting it to her sideways. "As I said on the bulletin board, this was used on one of the patients who was taken for experimentation last night. I suppose I needn't tell you to be careful with it." A half-smile. "Feel free to contact me at any time if you discover what it is."
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