Despite the disturbing revelations and rather depressing mood of brunch, Tamaki was looking forward to Hosting once more. And he knew that at least two girls would be coming! He really did need to find a lady-Host, or a few. It wasn't very likely that every man who attended would be amenable to the usual Host attentions. No, they'd need some
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Honey had been dragging the poor nurse who was supposed to be escorting him all over the hospital looking for the site of the meeting, before finding the notice on the bulletin board.
He waved hello to the Lord, and then ran over and took a seat on the ground next to the bench.
"I made some new friends at brunch! And I invited them, too. I hope they come."
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Tamaki beamed at the smallest member of the Host Club. Despite the drab gray hospital uniforms, Tamaki still managed to give off a regal aura. He was in his element now, the model Host.
"Oh? Who did you invite?" He was pleased to hear that Honey had been making friends. That was so very important! Speaking of... he hoped his friends came. He knew Azel hadn't seemed to keen on the idea, or Adelheid either, but he did hope they'd come by.
Even just to say hello.
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It had been a while since the redhead actually came outside so the sun was a little merciless that day, but he paid no mind to it. The warmth on his skin lead him into somewhat of a trance, and he would've stayed there if it had not been for his nurse who pressed him onward.
Though when he came across the sign that said 'Host Club' the Nobody literally had to stop and double check himself just incase he made a mistake.
... Nope. Even now he could make out Mitsukuni a few feet away, talking to a taller blond whose demeanor was already blinding him shimmering with flamboyancy.
As a Nobody, Axel still had to stifle a laugh.
"You know, that was the strangest conversation I had in a while. I'm sorry about that." He referred to Mitsukuni as he walked over to the pair on the bench and gave the blond an apologetic gesture.
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"Tama-chan, this is Axel. He's one of the friends I made at brunch this morning! And he's got a friend named Roxas, who has a friend named Naminé, and I invited them, too."
He'd leave Tama-chan alone, he thought, and grabbed Axel's hand, dragging him away from the bench. "Let's go explore the Courtyard together! I haven't been out here before."
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There were already a few people out here, and they seemed to know one another. Not one to intrude on their time together, Haku walked casually around the area.
No obvious means of escape here, nothing useable at this time, or that he could conceivably hide. With a soft sigh, he stopped in a bit of shade and began to run through slow, even katas.
The movements didn't appear dangerous, or even threatening, so he hoped he would be allowed to continue with them. After a moment, he closed his visible eye and simply listened to the area around him.
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Despite that he was playing the nice patient for the moment. Facades came easily to him. After more than forty years of perfecting a genial one, even if he was a different person in a different time it was easy enough to call forward.
Out of the three choices the courtyard seemed the best. He went there with a smile and a nod. He made his way well for a blind man. To the casual observer his smile was pleasant enough, but the more observant person would notice a tightness in his jaw. The Corinthian was not a happy patient.
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"...Hello," He offered with a slight nod. He kept the immediate anger out of his voice. It was odd though, how a blind man would move to make eye contact. "I'm Mr. Ripley," there was a more than obvious taunt in his voice. The irony of the name hadn't been lost on him at all.
That had never been one of his aliases, however. Too obvious, too overdone and completely too boring. Jack Ripley, Jack the Ripper. Funny. Whoever was running this place had a real sense of humor.
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Leonard rarely ever made movements like that. He turned towards sound, but never for very long. Caim had known the man for some time, and had grown accustomed to his actions as a blind man.
This Ripley was either recently blinded ... or not blind at all.
Caim sneered and turned his head away, switching the man to his blind side. There was no way for him to communicate with a blind man. He couldn't read anything written down, so what was the point?
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"Nice and quiet here," she said, her young face lighting up with a smile that Qui-Gon could tell wasn't fake. It made her personal little void in the Force that much more jarring. "If you would like to go back to your room or have any questions, I'll be more than happy to help you."
Qui-Gon nodded, offering her a mild smile of his own. "Thank you."
The graying Jedi found his way toward the flowers and paused, noticing a young man - not that that stood out, there were several young men milling around the courtyard - and noticing the sign behind him. Oh, so this must have been that curious boy who had been talking ( ... )
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He finally decided on the courtyard and walked carefully through the hallways with his escort, trying to commit the walkways to memory. Luckily, a courtyard was still outside in the open and afforded him a decent look at the world around him, as well as a breath of fresh air. It also showed him exactly what he'd be up against should he try to make an escape. It ( ... )
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"I'm Qui-Gon Jinn," he said, gazing out across the courtyard and enjoying the fact he could smell the flowers. One did get tired of the smell of disenfectants, after a point. He reached up and brushes his hair back over his shoulder, glancing at Gin. "Then I suppose you know just about this place as I do; I found myself here only a day or so ago."
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"Ara~," he commented, "You're pretty new y'self then." Gin hoped the man was still worth his time. "Well I'll tell ya, even a day ah two's better n' none at all. Ah'm still not quite sure where 'here' even is. Don't s'pose you'd mind elaboratin' for a new fella like me?"
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Maybe I should've let Tama-chan explain? No. It's OK. He'll figure it out. And with that, it was off to go look at the rest of the courtyard with his new friend. "Normally we have cake and tea and stuff too at Host Club meetings. Maybe later someone can bring us some." He wasn't sure if the nurses took requests like that, but it was worth a shot, and he did have begging strategies he could use, if all else failed ( ... )
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"Takashi?" Axel murmured, walking off the dirt path and over to a small patch of flora. He had to wrinkle his nose as Marluxia's face flashed in his head, shoving down the urge to pick several handfuls and throw them into the pond in distaste.
"So you had a partner to help you Host?" The redhead tried to conjure up an image of this person, wondering if he was any similar to the short individual standing nearby.
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The sunshine felt really nice, and it was a pretty day. He imagined if the twins were around - where were they, anyway, he wondered - that they'd be threatening to toss some poor girl into the pond. He looked around again. It was a little hard not having his cousin here, but he hoped that he was managing all right.
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