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When the lights went out, Armand already had some of what he needed to take laid out upon his desk. He dressed by feel in the darkness, and made certain to steal another pillowcase from the bed to fold into his pocket. He put his journal and pen in one pocket, gripped his sword in one hand and tried to carry the light and full pillowcase bag
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It didn't take long to go the couple of hallways to Badou's room thankfully. The earlier they started, the earlier they'd be able to get things done after all. At least, that was the theory. He found Badou's room (or what he hoped was Badou's room) and knocked lightly at the door. "Badou? It's Allelujah."
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He'd tried to be out and about in the morning, and mostly he thought he'd done a good job of it but it would be a miracle if he managed to close his eyes again without dreaming, and this wasn't going to be the happy bunnies farting rainbows kinda dream. Good thing he didn't plan to do any sleeping tonight either. There was way too much of this sulky shit going on. What he needed was a good party tonight.
Once Armand was gone, he grabbed his flashlight and a pillow case - cigarettes, lighter, and pens were all in his pockets already - and started to light a cigarette. His meat shield special nightshift friend had arrived just in time. Badou opened the door, grinning. "What, no corsage?"
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He stopped beside Alle, unsure of what he was seeing for a moment, then he broke into an even wider grin that was mostly teeth. Weapons. "Aww Alle, you shouldn't have. It's just what I wanted." Then the expression vanished, and it was just Badou exhaling smoke and looking mildly pathetic. "I didn't get you anything. I can make you a paper star if you want."
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Shinichi rubbed at his temple with his good hand. How were they going to do it, magic? He had to assume so, though his inner skeptic railed against the decision. Nothing here made sense, and the existence of magic--real magic, not complex illusions and slight of hand like one would expect from someone like Kaitou Kid--was just another implausibility in this whole highly improbable mess. Might as well accept it and move on. Otherwise he would be so bogged down with his doubts that he would fail to grasp the big picture and could miss vital details because of it.
The detective scooted himself far enough away from the desk that he could pull himself out of the wheelchair and hobble over to the bed. It was bad enough that the horrible chair was still in the room with him. He didn't want to have to meet this mystery healer and her friends while stuck in it.
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Yuffie used the short walk to the fullest; experimenting with different ways of lugging around her shuriken, running through a few improvised dance routines, thinking up how she was going to go about this little magic show. She never strayed too far from Yukari, though. Because if she got too far, she wouldn't be able to see the girl's reaction to stuff like this..: "So, you n' Kaito past first base yet? What's he think of the skirt?"
It wasn't like she actually thought they were together, just like she didn't really think that Lulu and Suzie were -- but there was just too much potential! And in a place like Landel's, that counted for even more. Especially for pseudo-flighty ninja who wanted to keep themselves on the upbeat. Unfortunately, they'd already arrived at their destination. She knocked. "Room service!"
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Perhaps a silly feeling, considering she was in a team comprised of a bunch of teenagers who wielded weapons of their own, although Yuffie had a very whimsical disposition and Yukari had no idea how she truly worked when in a position to use it. Maybe she had the completely wrong idea about this.
Until she found out either way, Yukari had no qualms about taking precautions.
She stopped a few steps behind once they reached their next destination, and Yukari felt something inside her twitch as the ( ... )
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For the hundredth time today, and probably the millionth time since he'd woken up here, the detective wondered just what, exactly, he'd gotten himself into.
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However before he could try and say anything further, the intercom sounded its message through the familiar crackle of static and the doors unlocked with a faint click, signalling the beginning of another night. He watched as Peter slowly rose to his feet, uncertain if he should say anything or not and what, if anything, he could say that might help the situation. Then Peter spoke again and he gratefully turned his attention to other matters.
"You don't have to concern yourself with that, Peter. If Schuldig wants the item that badly, he's more than capable of coming for it himself. Otherwise he can wait until I'm able to deliver it."
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Demyx had opted to swing back by their room first; if Soubi was still there, he could hopefully catch him. If not, he could head for Ritsuka's room and hope he was there...
Instead of either, though, he just caught a glimpse of a figure he was pretty sure was Soubi vanishing as he headed out into the main halls, rather than heading for Ritsuka's room at all. Bemused, but not wanting to get left behind for the rest of the night, Demyx took off after him.
[To here.]
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Ignoring the roommate and acting like he belonged, Soubi searched Kio's side of the room. He looked under the pillows, under the bed, in the drawers, around them, under them. Nothing. The closet then. He searched and found what he'd come for. His file. He flicked it open to check it. Definitely his, thought the pictures were missing. The newer pages detailed treatment and some distressed behaviour, after which they'd called his guardian. Hm.
Soubi snapped it shut and put it in his rucksack before pulling out the lollies he hadn't yet given Kio. He left them, most of them anyway, where the file had been.
And, with that, he set out.
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