The late-afternoon sun filled the large, open Sun Room. It was almost enough to make you sleepy, Euphemia thought, as she walked in, brushing a little glitter off her shirt. She didn't particularly feel like she was up to much - the worrying about everyone had drained her, as much as she'd tried not to think too much about it
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But he definitely did feel like he was wasting time just sitting here. After talking to Souji, Kanji was feeling far more awake and alert than he had been earlier in the day. Maybe productive was the right word. He suddenly felt like he should be getting up and doing stuff or... something. He just didn't know what yet.
...Maybe that's what he should be doing. Figuring out what the hell he can do to help out around here. He couldn't just be dead weight until something needed its face smashed in. Though, that was kind of helpful. Right? ...Eh.
[for Dahlia!]
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At all.
Razputin was wary of her intentions, Juri was useless, and Sync still had the silly notion that he was using her and not the other way around. Really. The whole day and all she was getting out of it was two thorns in her side and a spice bottle? No. It was not ending this way. Dahlia Hawthorne did not waste time.
So when she strode into the Sun Room, the only thing on her mind was "third time's the charm." And lo, a disheartened man! Those were always the easiest. When in doubt, use what you already know will work. Cop-out, sure, you didn't win extra points for going the extra mile in the long run. The easy ones would have to do.
"Excuse me," she greeted him with a smile and a bow, just as bright and cheerful as can be. It was the total opposite of the approach she had used with Juri. "Do you mind if I sit with you? You look so down..."
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"...Me?" he asked, obviously flabbergasted. "Uh. Yeah. I mean, no. Just um... sure. Why not?" He moved over on the couch a bit nervously to make more room for her.
Actually, he was really weirded out by this. Why the hell would some girl want to come over here and sit with him? Or talk to him? ...What was he supposed to say to her? He was bad enough at conversation as is. But any time he tried talking to girls they either got pissed or started crying. "I um. I ain't down or anything. I was just... thinkin', you know?" He paused for a moment trying to think of something else to say. "...You seem like you're in a good mood. I guess that's good ( ... )
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Raz stomped back into the Sun Room with crossed arms, still furious at how his challenger jeered at him. Though such treatment was definitely expected by now, it nonetheless served very well to piss him off. What a jerk! Couldn't that guy at least waited for the duel at night before he made any remarks?
The boy sat himself down on one of the couches, hoping that a conversation with this Porky guy would get his mind off of the incident.
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"Ah!" Porky said cheerfully, "If it isn't Raz! I'm Porky Minch. It's good to finally see you face-to-face!"
Porky suddenly frowned when he saw the sour look on Raz's face.
"What's wrong?" Porky asked, pretending to be worried, "Did something happen?"
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Raz stopped sulking and looked up. Some really old and kinda fat guy was greeting him as if they were . Wait, this was Porky? With a name like that, the boy was expecting someone... more his age. Well, this was surprising.
He frowned when he was reminded why he was sulking in the first place, but he waved it off. "Not really," he replied. "I just met some- yeah, never mind. So how are you?"
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Ken finally escaped the arts and crafts room after the intercom announcement--another strange one, this day was just weird all around--into the Sun Room. He wanted to go outside, to the rec field, but his nurse had flat refused, citing his injured leg as her reason for preventing him from going out and letting off some pent-up energy.
Well, dammit.
He glanced around, noticing no one really all that familiar--Euphie was in one corner, but they hadn't spoken too much, friendly as the girl seemed to be. But there...damn, Schuldig looked like utter hell. What was going on?
Ken crossed the room toward the telepath before he even really thought about where his feet were going, looking down with at least some measure of wary concern.
"You look like shit...what happened?"
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"Not that it's any of your business," he replied, "but I was sedated earlier."
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He was tired of hostility, but hopefully he had managed to at least talk Aya into not yelling at Yohji, or going after Schuldig. He was stupid to think any more involvement would be necessary, or wanted.
He glanced over the bulletin board instead. He didn't often post notes on it, but he usually read it more often.
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In any case...Schuldig allowed himself to lower his guard, however slightly. "Crawford's gone. Again." There wasn't much point in not telling Siberian, anyway; if he hadn't read it on the bulletin board, he'd notice eventually anyway.
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He couldn't very well take up the man's entire day, though, and it was a bit chilly outside in any case, so when the shift changed Leon returned indoors to rest in the Sun Room and read the message board a bit. So much was going on, he had a lot to think about.
[Stahn]
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Leon. Not Rutee. Okay then.
Remembering that if his friend knew what he had said to Kratos last night, he would be pissed, Stahn managed not to make it worse by tackling him in another hug. "Leon!" He still sounded very, very glad to see him, and wasn't even trying to hide his relief. "We looked for you last night. Are you okay?"
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...it didn't occur to him that a) there was virtually no way Leon would have gone this long without hearing details; b) even if he somehow had, Stahn's evasiveness would just leave him confused.
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