Breaking down the bed frame after she'd eaten some of her meal had given Teresa something to do while she waited for the night time phenomena to arrive. Having not been conscious when it occurred the previous night, she was curious. She was not disappointed. The overhead words were certainly something different
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Shifting a little, the bell jingled and the ninja pulled the covers up over her head leaving only the tail of her hair visible. Her pillow was soaked from her tears, but for now, she'd cried herself out.
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Raine wondered at finding the door closed, but considering how fast she'd moved maybe Sheena was still getting dressed; so, to be polite, she knocked. "It's me," she called.
Silence. That was odd... "Sheena?" Still no response. Worried, Raine waited for a few heartbeats (...which wasn't saying much) and called, "I'm coming in." When there was no answer even to that, she opened the door.
She didn't see anyone at first; heart pounding, she reminded herself that Sheena's room could have been moved without any warning. It certainly wasn't unusual. And it was possible she was hiding in the closet to change, and thus hadn't heard anything...
Then her eyes landed on the bed, and the huddled body under the covers. And the tuft of hair sticking out. Was she asleep? "Sheena..." Raine came forward and touched her shoulder, gently enough to hopefully not startle her but not so light as to go unnoticed. "Are you awake?"
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Nope. Not going to happen.
Sheena twitched when Raine touched her shoulder, that being the bitten shoulder, but didn't move. "Go away," she replied, her voice muffled by the covers over her head.
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Oh, no... did she finally get hurt like she expected to? Just because she'd expected it didn't mean it hurt any less, in the end--especially in a first relationship. Depending on what had happened, Raine might end up going off to hurt someone herself.
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F4 was indeed down the last hall. Suzaku stopped outside the door, hesitating a second before knocking. It was a little weird to talk to someone so much over the bulletin, but never to their face. Yet Suzaku had the feeling Yuffie wasn't the kind of person who'd have a very different personality depending on the medium. She seemed pretty straightforward, just like Suzaku himself, which was probably why he liked her.
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Pile of thoroughly destroyed dresser drawer, also on the floor? Check.
Incriminating evidence, torn out of her journal and stuffed into the depths of her hip-pack? Check. And then check again for good measure, since it really wouldn't do for Sen to get her hands on thatYuffie nodded to herself, standing back with her hands planted firmly, casually on her hips. The knives were all in place, stowed carefully to be as inconspicuous as possible. The shuriken was now leaning precariously against the desk. On top of the desk sat her journal-slash-notebook, smug and open for all the world to read if only they knew Wutaian; her growing collection of origami (plus the get well card from 'Maddie'); the note from Mr. Faker, her flashlight, her jacket, and her ribbon ( ... )
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And just like that, they hadn't even started talking and he already felt comfortable around her. It was strange how that worked sometimes. He looked up at her then, noticing a) that she was way too short to be older than him, and b) she was not wearing a stupid smiley face. "Where'd you get the clothes?" he asked, lowering his voice once he spotted her roommate still sleeping in the other bed. Though he found it hard to believe she could stay asleep with Yuffie moving all these pipes around.
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Which reminded her of just who one of Yuffie's particular friends was.
Himura Kenshin.
The text of the page Susu--Makoto had showed her flashed through Ayumu's memory, the words "Battle of Toba-Fushimi" all but outlined in white light. The hitokiri had to have been there, in whatever capacity; it was another reason to want to see the man dead, albeit one above and beyond the mere call of duty ( ... )
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How much have I missed? What wasn't she seeing. She couldn't blame it on the painkillers; her request for nothing stronger than a mild analgesic had been the exception that proved the rule -- faithfully honored.
She could only hope she hadn't slept through the healer's arrival as well; she hadn't slept through a successful treatment, as leaning over to snag her dinner sent muscles twanging like overstretched shock cords. All she could do was wait. And eat, which ( ... )
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By the time Hanatarou arrived at the correct door (the note had said F8, right?) he was more than a little bit out of breath, but at least he'd managed to keep from getting eaten by a monster. Or, by some miracle, tripping and impaling himself on his own sword.
He paused a moment there, nervously brushing off his uniform before lifting a hand to give a hesitant rap against the door. He didn't even know who this person was that he was supposed to be helping - hopefully they weren't scary or anything.
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She laid on her bed and waited for Ritsuka, her flashlight off. If she pretended she wasn't waiting for anyone at all, maybe it would make them come sooner.
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For the other, she set the scalpel where she'd said she would and glanced over at Miku before getting up and going to the door.
"A couple of people might stop by to pick things up. They shouldn't bother you though," she assured, hoping it was the truth. "Take care."
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She turned on her side and sighed deeply. Her eyelids drifted closed, and she was amazed she could manage to be tired at all. Crying was very, very tiring, apparently.
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This hall seemed safe from whatever explosion that had been and Ritsuka felt a sense of relief wash over him. Now the only problem was whether or not Miku had waited for him. He hoped she had... He really hoped she had. Reaching the door, he pressed his ear to it for a moment and listened - but didn't hear anything. Not from inside at least.
The voice was following him - whatever it was. Or whoever. He could swear he knew it, but it was still so quiet. It was louder than before, but the most he heard were snatches of phrases. Whatever it was, he would pay attention to it later. Raising a hand, he pushed back from the door and knocked twice. "Miku? Miku, are you in there?"
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