It didn't take particularly long to get to the 'Game Room,' though unfortunately Darkwing had been so disoriented that he hadn't taken note of what lefts and rights had to be made to get there. The fact that he passed through a much larger room - who housed other humans wearing clothes just like his own - was noteworthy. If his experiment theory
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Yes, he was putting off dealing with that man. So what? Didn't make him a coward or anything. He scowled at the woman beside him as he was led through the hallways. He was regretting asking a nurse where the room was now.
And it looked boring too. Only one other person here, and they were whining about something undoubtedly stupid he'd never heard of.
"Stupid," he muttered.
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Even when he realized that it was someone else decked out like him, he wasn't convinced that there was no danger. There was still the chance that these other people were acting, to instill him with a semblance of not being alone, but were just there as spies.
He narrowed his eyes, looking accusatory. "Who are you?"
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"Takaya." He turned to look this man up and down. "And you are....?" He was familiar with accusing glares, and had given some pretty good ones himself. This guy wasn't going to bug him with a tone as weak as that.
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If the nurses heard that he was going by that name, however, they might put two and two together...
Then again, not knowing what was really going on made it difficult to know how to proceed. Before he gave any names, there was something he had to check.
"Did you used to be a duck, too?"
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Further inspection revealed that the Game Room was the least crowded of areas to explore, and, as such, Saïx settled himself comfortably in a corner of the room, eyeing up a stack of cards to perhaps flip through so as to give the illusion of Solitaire to anyone who might attempt to disrupt his concentration.
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