It had been easy enough during the daylight to dismiss the idea of monsters as a mass hallucination or the result of some sort of psychotropics. Bond, standing in a bank of fog that had not been present just moments before, suddenly found it just that much harder to rationalize. The trees lining the park looked warped and twisted where their
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After he had, he realized that there were zombies everywhere. So, after the initial shock wore off (that of the zombies and of Rangiku's kiss,) he immediately went to do what he did best. In this case, re-enact Halloween Town and kick a bunch of zombie butt!
Of course, there was someone else right there in the middle of a swarm, and Xigbar had to roll his eye. He could identify that shock of hair anywhere, and that meant he had to work quick to make sure Admiral ZEX didn't get eaten. Which would really be a horrible thing; how could he have a pleasurable conversation and more after that when he was reduced to "Uuuugh... braaaaaaains ( ... )
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So he used what he had at hand. He grabbed a trash can as he ran to the Admiral, then used it as an impromptu battering ram, shoving zombies aside as he tried to rush towards the VUX. Sure, it was a rash idea, and totally not Xigbar's style at all, but darn if he was going to let his Admiral get eaten!
Once he managed to get to the other man, he shrugged. Zelnick could be anywhere, and trying to find him in this place? Totally not going to work. At all. Besides, wasn't it just a tad annoying to have someone ask about another dude, especially when they were in a really complicated not-really-settled series of relationships? Dude! "C'mon, we can talk when we don't have ( ... )
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Well. Uh. Crap.
There was nothing else for it. Yuffie was more than used to fighting a mob of opponents at once, and battle didn't scare her anymore. Her grin was quick, grim. "Heard you the first time, guys," she replied, with similar urgency. "I can do it. And I'm gonna trust you both not to leave me behind, 'cuz this is gonna really weaken me -- worst of it should be over after about half an hour at most." Gawd, talking wasn't comfortable at all. That silver haired bastard had strong hands; she'd been lucky to shove him off when she had. "Here goes ( ... )
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...Well, they looked dead. It was like the stories he'd heard about the shamblemen back home had come true. There, though, they weren't real. He should have expected that in a place like the institute they could be.
He took a slow, deep breath, stayed calm, and set about breaking down a stout branch to use as a weapon with his good hand.
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He set his jaw determinedly, swung his branch against the head of the nearest zombie with as much force as he could manage, and started running for the exit of the park with every ounce of speed in his wirey frame.
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Well, if the glorified compost-feeders wanted a fight, they'd get one. Grabbing a large, decaying branch from the ground, the Shofixti began to make his way through the crowd of putrid dead, soon learning (to his satisfaction) that they were as soft as they were numerous - clearly, someone with experience in hand-to-hand combat wouldn't have too much trouble with them. Then again, with these kinds of numbers on their side... well, any Shofixti knew what one could do with enough bodies, especially to one unused to combat against large groups.
Right. New plan: get out of this park and find the Captain and his other allies before the Captain got overwhelmed or Fwiffo did something stupid.
[will soon be leaving for an appointed thread, those attending or wishing to tag along welcome to come with]
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It didn't help that the slice of orange human food had been the only thing he'd eaten all day.
It wasn't until after the sun sank down behind him that he started to rouse himself. It was night, and he was outdoors. That was a bad combination--
A very bad combination, his optics landing on the hands clawing their way up through the dirt, and had the organic plants all just gone bare and dead-looking? Everything looked much darker than it rightly should, in fact, and he nervously climbed to his feet, pulling the crutch up to his side.
Faint moans filled the air, and rotting humans followed their rotting hands up into the cold night.
Lugnut let out a very un-Decepticon noise of horrified disgust, scrambling away from the monsters, then turning and running full-speed away, ignoring the sharp bursts of pain from his foot because holy slag.
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