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here]Oh, so this was the hall he needed to be in. At least, he was pretty sure it was the right place. If he remembered right, the man on the bulletin board talking about Search and Rescue, his name was Phillip Hunt. If there were only two people in a room, though, it shouldn't be too hard finding him
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He hoped that kind of thing wasn't actually the norm. It would be hard to protect so many people at once! Even so, he'd do his best to help protect them. Even if it took awhile to get things straightened out so he could get home, he could always lend a hand. There was nothing wrong with that at all.
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It was only a short time after that that he heard a knock on the door, and he opened it promptly, pausing for a moment at the sight of the boy in front of him. He'd seen the young man before; he was sure of it. Where? Ah. The night of the first trip to Doyleton. They'd been trapped in the buses when night fell with no way out, and the boy--
His gaze flickered down to the boy's left arm for the briefest of moments before it rose again, centering as usual slightly above the boy's eyes. "You are the young man from the bulletin board?" The question was almost brusque, the words clipped and businesslike.
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Instead, he waved his other hand in greeting. "Yes. I'm Allen Walker. Um, your name was...Phillip Hunt, right? Or is that just what they call you instead of your real name?"
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A pause as he sized Allen up before he fired a short volley of abrupt questions. "You said you were new here? When did you arrive? Has your roommate explained to you what goes on at night, or is he the unhelpful sort?"
It wasn't that he doubted the boy was telling the truth. There was precedence for the inexplicable disappearance and reappearance of the patients here, sans memories. It was merely that he remembered Allen's abilities from the last time he was here, and abilities like those would prove more than useful in an organization like Search and Rescue. If he could determine the young man's suitability for the group now, so much the better.
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No. It would be. Yue was certain of that, or so he told himself.
As he started to push to his feet, though, intending to retrieve the items they'd collected from their hiding place in the closet, the guardian abruptly froze in place. Something was...different. Wrong? No. Wait, not wrong but, somehow...right ( ... )
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"...Yuki..." No. He knew that wasn't right, not right now. "...Yue?" Trite as it was, Andrew pinched himself, to make sure he wasn't just dreaming, even if he couldn't remember falling asleep. Even if he was still sitting at his desk.
What in God's name...
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"Yes?" he replied calmly, as though none of this was at all out of the ordinary. It wasn't, for him. And he'd no interest in playing games; Andrew might have given in to the Institute's lies, but he saw no reason to indulge him as Yukito had. There was far too much to be done.
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His roommate had just grown fucking wings. Even for a nuthouse this was insane.
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Once he'd made the last adjustments, he took Haseo's sword and his own pipe from the closet, then headed out, but not without stopping for a moment. What had he been thinking a few minutes ago? That brainwashing had better not be catching...
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That announcement killed the somewhat optimistic impatience that Luke had after Cloud managed to make him feel better about things. The guy in charge definitely had some kind of problem, and Luke was ready to show him a lesson. But given how long things took on their journey, he had a feeling that it was going to be a while before he really got things sorted out. It was just the first night, so he had to be patient enough.
After he had finished the tempura on his plate, he returned to his bed and sprawled out, flashlight lying against his stomach, and waited for the door to click open. A part of him wanted to stand near it, watching, waiting, even pacing, but he knew it would annoy him if someone else was doing that, so he tried to give an air of calm. Who knew what really lied out there? Depending on where he was at any given period of time, monsters always tended to look ... different. Some were scary, some were weak, and some, as Tear seemed to try to keep from pointing out, were rather cute ( ... )
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After all, the voice was distinctly Asch's, which was impossible. Or had Asch somehow survived, too? Had something happened in those final moments to make that possible?
Asch? he returned, the confusion present in his thoughts. He looked up at Cloud and realized he didn't want to hold him back. Whatever this was, whoever it was, he needed Cloud to go help his friend. "It ... might be a good idea for you to go on without me," he forced out, his voice a bit strained. "Someone's contacting me." If it was him, he realized that would be a little hard to believe. "Uh ... I'll be okay," he added, ( ... )
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The sound was forlorn and despairing, that of a child utterly lost and now utterly bereft of all hope. It grew no louder, but once one began to pay heed the sound seemed to become more compelling, demanding the attention of the listener.
[tiassa]
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It was surprising to see someone already waiting for him once he left the room. He'd expected to at least have to knock. Cloud blinked in surprise before smiling in greeting. "Hey, so it looks like we're neighbors. Kenshin, right?" It took all of two or three steps to get close enough to hold out a hand. "I'm Yuffie's friend, Cloud Strife."
He missed the sound at first, too busy with his introduction and the somewhat humorous situation, but he paused with his hand still extended. Were there children here as well? The blond turned his head, trying to catch a glimpse of where it might be coming from. There were two others down the hall, but it didn't sound like it originated from there.
"Did you hear that?"
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