[from here]The wall came up quicker than she'd expected, and Senna was glad for that. She found the footholds quickly, and then paused on the top, willing to help any of the others if they needed help. She leaned a hand down loosely for anyone to take if they wanted, bracing her feet on the top. "Everybody cool
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But Senna hadn't stopped, and Soma had never been one for questioning orders. Shifting the spear to a more comfortable position under one arm, she hoisted herself up, reaching the top of the wall with ease. She crouched beside Senna, watching their surroundings quietly.
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Once she'd joined Senna and the others on top of the wall, she asked, "Weird how? I've seen decontamination stations before, so they're not super-futuristic or anything."
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She was the last one to start scaling the wall, but the pumps got surprisingly good traction on the uneven surface, and she made it to the top with a minimum of trouble. Not bad for an old lady, Meche reflected wryly--and not without satisfaction.
"I was wondering about this before you got here, Senna, but why is A&C interested in these ruins?" she asked now that they were talking about the town. "Weird or not, they don't sound like they'd have too much to do with getting out of here."
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Landing was still painful, but it wasn't quite as bad as it had been when Sora had done it with an injured leg. He was beat up, but it would all have been much worse if he was hurting every time he took a step. He was still grateful to Hanatarou for healing him that particular wound for him.
Sora got to his feet slowly. Finding his flashlight was easy since he'd left it on so he didn't have to go groping through the dark for it. He used it to find the extension cord, and once all of that was gathered he was more or less ready to go.
The area seemed empty, but that didn't mean that others hadn't passed through or that monsters weren't around. Sora kept an eye out while he waited for Allen.
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Now that they'd run the route a couple times, Allen was pretty sure he knew the way.
"We should hurry," Allen said, despite his body's protest.
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When Sora asked him about last night, Allen wasn't sure he wanted to talk about it, but there was no reason for him to keep it from Sora either. It was just kind of embarrassing to admit how badly he'd messed up.
"I ran into someone from my world. We're... well... the simplest word would be enemies," he sighed. "I know he won't hurt anyone during the day, but it just seems like... if he started targeting other patients and I wasn't there to stop him, I'd feel responsible, you know?"
Did that even make sense? He understood the reasoning perfectly; his world, his enemies, his responsibility, right? That shouldn't change no matter where he was or what was going on around him. "So I followed him, just to see what he was up to, but... he spotted me and we kind of... got into a
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The landing was a little less than graceful, but Kino managed to do it without it hurting much. She didn't take the time to regard it, though, since there was someone else far worse off than she was who would most likely need some help on the way down.
Standing straight up on her feet again, Kino turned to face the wall again, waiting for the person she was now accompanying to do just that.
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"Aaah!"
The vine snapped, sending Momo ungracefully toward the ground. Landing was going to hurt.
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She wasn't very big or immensely strong herself, but Kino rushed forward to try to catch her, and if not that be something to lessen the impact of the fall. If anything, it was better than hitting the harder ground.
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The shinigami hit the girl down on the ground, half caught by her and the other half hitting the ground with an 'oof'. It didn't hurt as much as she'd expected, the worst of it coming from her own sword's hilt partially smacking her in the back of her head when the end of the sheath hit the ground.
"Thanks," she said, righting herself into a more sitting position and wiping the torn part of her sleeve across her face in an attempt to get the blood off her face. "He won't pursue us."
Damn, her nose was still bleeding. Momo pinched her nose shut and closed her eyes as she waited for the dizziness to pass. She hated spiritual backlash. Hated it.
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The ground rushed up to meet him, but there was nothing he could do. The shock from Lockdown's attack left him slightly paralyzed. His muscles just wouldn't react. In the end, Hitsugaya hit the ground, hard. The darkness welcomed him as he passed out.
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He had to sit and catch his breath, one hand over his midsection and the other splayed out behind him. It had been a while since he'd exerted himself quite so much.
"Ancestors!" he exclaimed, fear still holding him. "I can't believe we made it!"
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"Keman..." he managed, hauling himself up and grabbing the dragon's wrist. He knew Keman was hurt, and he'd see to that in a moment, but...
"Keman, I...that is I just wanted to say..." The words were there. Right there, and he knew he could get them out if he tried. It was just so damn hard! His face was a tightened mask of frustration and desperation as he struggled with his conditioning, gripping Keman's wrist tightly.
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